Tarrison - 48" x 32" Bain Marie Hot Servery System - TSBM-48001
Model Number: TARR-TF-TSBM-48001
Free Shipping Insurance
Free Delivery Over $149*
Some exclusions apply for remote regions and large items.
Extended Holiday Returns
Price Match Guarantee
Have questions? Your phone number is never stored.
Description
Servery Bain Marie Hot Serving Counter, electric, 48"W x 32"D x 35"H overall size, up to (2) insulated rectangular drop-in wells, single control mounted in storage area, (2) ventilated hinged doors, dual profile, recessed frame, stainless steel construction, adjustable legs & swivel locking casters. Actual item may differ from image.
Tarrison Hot Bain Marie Style Servery Systems are constructed of solid Stainless Steel. This Tarrison Hot Bain Marie is designed to accept a variety of, but not limited to, hot drop-in components. Tarrison Servery Systems are built to much higher standards than any other system available. Tarrison has ensured that the quality of materials, design and workmanship will set this system apart from any other type of construction. The following criteria will result in a highly durable and flexible system that will provide years of trouble free use.
- Designed with versatile heated open tanks
- An economical solution to volume needs
- Single control
- Can be combined with individual round drop-ins
- Ventilated hinged doors
- Recessed frame
- Adjustable legs & swivel locking casters
- Stainless steel construction
Specifications
Dimensions
Depth
32"
Height
35"
Product Weight
180 lbs
Width
48"
Details
Additional Information
2 insulated rectangular drop-in wells
Doors
2
Item Condition
New
Material
Stainless Steel
Model
TSBM-48001
Phase
8.7
Voltage
208V
Wattage
1800
Warranty / Certifications
Warranty
1 Year
Reviews
Tarrison is shipped free across Canada on orders over $149. For over 30 years, Tarrison has been your one-stop supplier for almost all back-of-house, front-of-house and outdoor needs. Established and experienced in delivering durable products to meet all budgets and lead times.
