Commercial Stainless Steel Wooden Top Work Table
A wooden top work table with stainless steel frame for bakery, restaurant and food preparation areas. Specify the worktop, frame grade, undershelf and dimensions around the tasks and cleaning conditions.
Reference specifications
GZT-MA dimensions and construction
Standard options are listed below. Confirm the wooden worktop material, finish and final size for each project.
Standard size combinations
Choose a length and depth
| Model | Length | Depth | Height | Structure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GZT-MA | 1,800 mm | 800 mm | 800 mm | Wooden top, stainless frame, slatted undershelf |
| GZT-MA | 1,500 mm | 800 mm | 800 mm | Wooden top, stainless frame, slatted undershelf |
| GZT-MA | 1,800 mm | 760 mm | 800 mm | Wooden top, stainless frame, slatted undershelf |
| GZT-MA | 1,500 mm | 760 mm | 800 mm | Wooden top, stainless frame, slatted undershelf |
Dimensions shown as length × depth × height. Custom dimensions and worktop details can be discussed for project orders.
Worktop selection
Match the surface to preparation tasks
A wooden worktop can suit dough handling, bakery preparation and selected cutting or preparation tasks. A stainless steel top is generally a better fit for wet areas and frequent cleaning.
Confirm moisture exposure, cleaning methods and the intended food-contact use before selecting the worktop.
Specify the wooden top before ordering
- Confirm wood species, thickness and surface treatment.
- Verify whether the selected finish suits the intended food-contact use.
- Keep the surface dry and use cleaning methods approved for the finish.
- Heavy chopping suitability depends on the specified wood and thickness.
Compare worktop types
Wooden top or stainless steel top?
Typical use
Wood: bakery preparation, dough handling and selected cutting tasks. Stainless: general preparation, wet areas, plating and equipment support.
Moisture exposure
Wood: protect from long-term water exposure. Stainless steel: better suited to humid areas and frequent cleaning.
Selection focus
Wood: species, thickness and finish. Stainless steel: grade, thickness, reinforcement and shelf structure.
Applications
For commercial preparation areas
Common questions
Wooden top work table FAQs
What is the GZT-MA table made with?
The listed construction is a project-confirmed wooden top, a SUS304 or SUS201 stainless steel frame, and a slatted stainless steel undershelf.
Can I choose the wood species and finish?
Confirm the required species, worktop thickness and surface treatment for the project before ordering.
Are custom dimensions available?
Common lengths are 1,500 and 1,800 mm, depths are 760 and 800 mm, and the common height is 800 mm. Project dimensions can be confirmed with the order requirements.
What details are needed for a quotation?
Send the required size, wooden top specification, stainless grade and frame thickness, undershelf requirement, quantity, packing method and destination.
Worktop planning
Match the Wooden Top to the Intended Task
A wooden top work table with a stainless steel frame combines a work surface with the listed slatted undershelf. Before specifying it, describe the tasks that will take place on the table and the products or tools that need to stay close at hand. The source information identifies model GZT-MA and frame options in SUS304 or SUS201; ask the supplier to confirm the worktop material, species, thickness, finish and care instructions for the exact quotation.
Check the table’s footprint against the preparation area and the path staff use to move ingredients or finished items. Common listed lengths are 1,500 mm and 1,800 mm, depths are 760 mm or 800 mm, and the listed height is 800 mm. Confirm the exact combination, frame thickness and undershelf arrangement before deciding where the table will sit. If the table is planned beside wet work or heat-producing equipment, ask whether the proposed surface and placement suit the operating conditions at that site.
A clear enquiry should include the GZT-MA model, selected length and depth, frame grade, worktop finish, quantity and delivery destination. Request a model drawing and written specification so the supplier and installer can check access, working height, cleaning method and final fit before production.
Request a GZT-MA work table quotation
Share the required dimensions, wood specification, frame grade, shelf structure, quantity and destination so the configuration can be confirmed.