Invacus PA1813 Black Base Plinth To Cover Feet for Meat Curing Cabinets
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- Conceals feet for enhanced hygiene and appearance
- Constructed from impact-resistant, durable materials
- Simple installation minimizes workflow disruption
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The Invacus PA1813 Black Base Plinth is a durable component designed to conceal the feet of commercial kitchen equipment, specifically catering to meat curing, aging, and storage units. Constructed from high-grade materials, this black plinth provides a stable base that enhances hygiene and product presentation. Notably, it excludes caster compatibility, making it suitable for fixed installations where mobility is unnecessary. Its technical specifications include a sturdy build tailored to withstand demanding foodservice environments, ensuring a clean, professional appearance.
The Invacus PA1813 plinth offers robust protection and a seamless aesthetic for equipment in commercial foodservice settings. Its durable construction ensures longevity under heavy use, while simple installation allows for straightforward integration into fixed kitchen fixtures. Designed for easy cleaning and maintenance, the component helps optimize workflow efficiency and sanitation standards. Its precise fit accommodates specific equipment foot profiles, making it ideal for fixed meat curing and aging cabinets in restaurant or butcher shop environments.
Ideal for fixed installations in commercial kitchens requiring a professional, clean appearance for curing and aging equipment.
The Invacus PA1813 features a fixed, impact-resistant construction with dimensions tailored to cover cabinet feet securely. Its black finish offers a sleek appearance aligned with professional kitchen aesthetics. The plinth is designed for stable, non-castered installation, emphasizing durability and stability. It operates reliably within typical commercial kitchen temperature ranges and cleaning protocols, ensuring long-term performance in demanding environments. The unit’s straightforward design requires no electrical connections, focusing solely on structural support and visual concealment, with a weight suitable for easy handling during installation.
Installation: Requires minimal tools, designed for stable, non-movable positioning
Design: Impact-resistant polymer with a sleek black finish
Usage Compatibility: Suitable for fixed curing and aging cabinets in commercial settings
Cleaning: Compatible with standard kitchen disinfectants for quick wipe-down
Maintenance: Designed for long-term durability with minimal upkeep
A commercial plinth cover is a structural component designed to conceal the feet or base of kitchen equipment in professional foodservice environments. It provides a clean, sanitary appearance and protects feet from dirt, debris, and spills. The Invacus PA1813 is specifically built for fixed applications on meat curing and aging cabinets. Its robust, impact-resistant construction makes it ideal for installations requiring stability and durability in high-traffic culinary settings or butcher shops, supporting operational efficiency and hygiene standards.
This fixed commercial plinth enhances the stability and sanitation of meat curing and aging units in moderate-volume foodservice operations. Invacus PA1813 offers precision fit, durable construction, and simple maintenance, making it suitable for fixed installations in professional kitchens. It is optimal for use in butcheries, restaurant curing stations, and industrial meat processing facilities requiring reliable foot concealment and stable support.
Designed with durable impact-resistant materials and a sleek black finish, the Invacus PA1813 offers a reliable, stable base for fixed curing cabinets. Its robust construction minimizes maintenance while providing a professional appearance, setting it apart from standard supports. The non-caster, fixed design ensures consistent positioning, reducing risk of movement or instability during continuous operation in demanding foodservice environments.
