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Shovel Holder – Flame Model (3 Positions) floor model. Dimensions: 37 × 30 × 80 cm (14.6" × 11.8" × 31.5" H) Features a rubberized black top with a base and rubber mat, both suitable for food contact. Overall size: 80 cm (31.5") height × 30 cm (11.8") width × 37 cm (14.6") depth.
Do not include the shovels.
Shovel Holder – Flame Model (3 Positions) floor model. Dimensions: 37 × 30 × 80 cm (14.6" × 11.8" × 31.5" H) Features a rubberized black top with a base and rubber mat, both suitable for food contact. Overall size: 80 cm (31.5") height × 30 cm (11.8") width × 37 cm (14.6") depth. Constructed from premium stainless steel for superior durability and corrosion resistance. The stainless material ensures long-lasting performance in demanding kitchen environments while maintaining a professional appearance. The rubberized top and rubber mat provide secure grip and protection, keeping shovels safely in place without slipping or damage. Easy to clean and maintain — simply wipe down the stainless steel surfaces and rubber components for quick sanitation. Food-contact approved materials throughout ensure safety and compliance with commercial kitchen standards. Do not include the shovels.You may also like
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