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How to Choose Stainless Steel Table? First, The thickness of stainless steel is measured in gauges, with lower numbers indicating thicker metal. Thicker steel (like 16 gauge) is more durable, the lower the gauge, the thicker the steel more expensive than thinner gauges (like 18 or 20). Consider your usage requirements before making a choice! Always measure your space before purchasing. Consider both the table's width and depth, and ensure there is enough room to move around comfortably. Also, consider the height – for ergonomic use, the table should be at a comfortable working height. The different types of stainless steel are determined by the crystalline structure of the steel itself. 430 cheaper and lower quality. Could stain or rust depending on products used and environmental factors (keep it clean and dry to make it last longer). 304 more expensive but higher quality and virtually stain/rust-proof will clean easily.

RUNSUN stainless steel tables come in various types – work tables, prep tables, equipment stands, and more. Some have undershelves for additional storage, while others might have backsplashes to prevent spills. Choose a type that fits your specific needs. Stainless steel tables with backsplash tables can be positioned in the middle of your kitchen or against a wall. Backsplashes are ideal for against-the-wall placement, as it protects the wall from accumulating food particles and makes cleanup easier. Backsplashes come in typically range upwards of 3” for backsplash height. In addition to the basics, you may have the option to choose from a variety of other accessories like Casters that makes the movement of your table and clean up a breeze.

Taking Care of Your Stainless Steel Table, Although stainless steel is known for its durability, proper care can extend its lifespan even further. Cleaning regularly with a mild detergent and warm water is usually sufficient. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or metal scouring pads as they can scratch the surface. For tougher stains or discolourations, specific stainless steel cleaners are available.

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