John Boos Commercial Grade Stainless Steel Pot Rack
14-,16- or 18-Gauge Stainless Steel Shelf
Type 300 Stainless Steel with # 4 polish, satin finish
Finished with a Safety Stallion Front Edge
1-1/2" turned up backsplash, 12" or 16" depth
Shipped Knocked Down, Easy to Assemble
Stainless Steel Pot Rack Bar includes 1 Stainless Steel Hook per Ft.
NSF approved
Stainless steel shelves are TIG welded
Exposed welds polished to match adjacent surface
Shelves 84" - 120" have 3 support brackets
Shelves 132" - 144" have 4 support brackets
Shipped knocked down - Easy to assemble
24"W x 12"D, 24"W x 16"D, 36"W x 12"D, 36"W x 16"D, 48"W x 12"D and 48"W x 16"D ship Via UPS/FedEx Ground
Please Note: These shelves are Commercial Grade, not Kitchen Grade, so may have tool and/or dye marks, visible welds or scratches on the underside. There is a satin finish.
Weight: 10 - 69 Lbs.
Made in the USA
Avoid additional charges by adding extra hooks and chain with your pot rack.
Crafted from food service grade Type 300 Stainless Steel, these ultra-durable kitchen shelves feature a stainless steel pot rack bar and include one stainless steel hook per foot. Perfect for your restaurant or prep-kitchen, these convenient racks make it easy to keep cookware and food items in one place.
(W = side to side) (D = front to back) (H = top to bottom)
Tolerance +/- .500
24" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H , 2 hooks
36" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 3 hooks
48" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 4 hooks
60" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 5 hooks
72" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 6 hooks
84" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 7 hooks
96" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 8 hooks
108" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 9 hooks
120" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 10 hooks
132" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 11 hooks
144" W x 12" D or 16" D x 8" H, 12 hooks
Hi,
1) What is the difference between 18 gauge and 14 gauge?
Is one thicker or more sturdy?
2) I have 5 heavy copper skillets and pots that I wish to hang. Can this 24" rack hold this? I understand I might need to purchase more hooks. - Asked about product JB-BHS1224PR-14/304
The 14 gauge is a thicker gauge stainless. I would suggest going with the 14 gauge if you are going to be hanging a lot of heavy items but it also does depend on how you mount the pot rack. You do want to mount directly into studs to be the most secure.
- Answered on June 7, 2016
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1.800.667.8721
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Kitchen Accessories
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Made in the USA
