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Durable and easy to clean, this John Boos JDTS-20-50UCL Undercounter Dishtable has a soiled, straight design. It is engineered for left-to-right operations. With a stainless steel construction, its top and pre-rinse sink bowl have been finished with a #4 satin polish. It has 10" high backsplash with 1-1/8" faucet holes and 8" centers (Faucet not included). This Dishtable has coved corners at a 3/4" radius. The top has been TIG welded and the base is MIG welded. Exposed welds have been polished to match adjacent surfaces. This JDTS-20-50UCL has stainless steel bracing, gussets, legs, and bullet feet.
Model | JDTS-20-50UCL |
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Dimensions (H x W x D) | 44" x 50" x 30" |
Approximate Weight | 55 lbs |
Constructed from durable stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning
Straight undercounter design optimizes space in busy kitchen layouts
Large capacity efficiently holds soiled dishes, streamlining dishroom workflow
Smooth surfaces promote hygiene and quick maintenance
Trusted by professionals for reliable performance in commercial kitchens
Ideal for improving dishroom organization and efficiency
Q: What is the John Boos JDTS-20-50UCL?
A: A soiled straight undercounter dishtable designed for efficient dish sorting and rinsing.
Q: What are its dimensions?
A: Check product specs for exact size and capacity.
Q: What material is it made from?
A: Constructed from durable stainless steel for commercial use.
Q: Is it suitable for heavy-duty kitchen use?
A: Yes, built to handle rigorous dishwashing demands.
Q: Is it easy to clean and maintain?
A: Yes, stainless steel surface ensures quick cleaning.
Q: Does it require installation?
A: Yes, professional installation is recommended.
Clean daily with mild detergent and warm water; avoid abrasive cleaners.
Rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent stains and corrosion.
Inspect drain fittings regularly for leaks or blockages.
Tighten hardware periodically to maintain stability.