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John Boos Baker's Table Frame for 144 x 60 Inch Top

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John Boos Baker's Table Frame for 144 x 60 Inch TopJohn Boos Baker's Table Frame for 144 x 60 Inch Top Stainless Steel, Welded Set Up, Without Bin Stops Built to support a large 144 x 60 inch top, this stainless steel baker's table frame delivers a rigid, level foundation with centered bracing and bullet feet. Fits a 144"W x 60"D top for oversized prep applications. Stainless steel construction offers durable commercial performance. Welded set up provides added strength and stability. Centered bracing

John Boos Baker's Table Frame for 144 x 60 Inch Top

Stainless Steel, Welded Set-Up, Without Bin Stops

Built to support a large 144 x 60 inch top, this stainless steel baker's table frame delivers a rigid, level foundation with centered bracing and bullet feet.

  • Fits a 144"W x 60"D top for oversized prep applications.
  • Stainless steel construction offers durable commercial performance.
  • Welded set-up provides added strength and stability.
  • Centered bracing helps reinforce the frame under heavy use.
  • Bullet feet help keep the table level and secure.
  • Supplied without bin stops for an open frame layout.
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