Stainless Steel Countertops
A sturdy, stain-resistant, heat-tolerant worktop with a modern flair was once largely seen in restaurants and commercial kitchens, but it has recently grown in popularity among residential homeowners. Our stainless steel countertops are the perfect solution to any kitchen. We have all it takes to do the task swiftly, precisely, and efficiently, from sales to engineering, to manufacturing, and shipment.
We use 304, food-grade stainless steel, usually of the gauge 16. You can request medical-grade 316L stainless steel with a thicker gauge as well. We offer customization options for size, backer, features, finish, and colour. The laboratory, healthcare, biomedical, research labs, operating rooms, clean rooms, and the food and beverage industries are where custom commercial stainless steel countertops are most frequently used.
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Easy Installation and Maintenance
Stainless steel countertops have no need for a sealing procedure, as with countertops made of granite, butcherblock, or concrete. The countertop is simply placed onto your workspace or screwed into place. Maintenance requires a simple cleaning with a sponge. The ease that stainless steel offers, it is no wonder than many restaurants, cafes, hotels, hospitals, and homes opt for this product.
Stainless Steel Countertops Fabrication
According to your specifications, we will cut to size a sheet of 16-18 gauge stainless steel. Using bending and forming equipment, we will wrap the metal around a wooden frame, welding where necessary. We would also install integrated features by cutting out holes and welding. Then, our workers will apply your desired finish and surface treatment.
Stainless steel countertops are often the ideal option for commercial and residential kitchens. Some advantages include:
- Resistance to heat and rust
- Resistance to stains
- Non-porous; resistance to bacteria and fungi
- Easy fabrication and installation
- Recyclable
- Strong; will not chip, break, bend
On the other hand, stainless steel countertops do have a few drawbacks that you should be aware of as well. These include:
- Noise at contact with metal cutlery
- Thin stainless steel countertops are prone to scratches
As you can see, the advantages outweigh the drawbacks. Contact us today to start designing your custom countertop.
Customize Your Stainless Steel Countertops
The most prevalent style is the square edge, although bullnose, bevelled, unwrapped, dupont, French cove, eased, marine, and other alternatives also available. The right edge profile will combine the safety and aesthetics that you need.
The alternate finishes for stainless steel countertops include satin, mirror polish, brushed metal, and antique matte. Choose a brushed finish if you’re worried about fingerprints or smudges because of its soft, smooth appearance.
You can choose any size for your stainless steel countertops, starting from small 1 x 2 metre islands to work tables the length of an entire room. Plus, you can choose edge height. Whatever your needs are, we will manufacture the right size.
You can select from moisture-resistant MDF, moisture-resistant poplar plywood, or stainless channel backers. Stainless steel backer will be heavy and expensive, but strong, while wood offers cost-efficiency and light weight.
We can integrate a backsplash panel or a sink into the stainless steel countertop to expand its functionality. Contact us today, and our customer support team will outline all the features you can request.
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Stainless steel countertops feature chromium and nickel elements. They are responsible for their unmatched resistance to both heat and rust. Whether you put extremely hot pan or pot; there will be no scorches.
First, stainless steel countertop is non porous. Therefore it implies, either grease or oil will not soak.
Additionally, they are easier to clean, thereby maintaining high standards of hygiene.
Clean stainless steel using a hand towel or dry microfiber. With this, will easily drain possible water pools and sports.
Additionally, soft cloth will ensure the stainless steel countertop remains scratch free.
In case you have minor scratches on the countertop, a nylon scouring pad can help. You should scrub slowly with the grain. However, for deep scratches, you must contact a professional.
In case you have to deal with rust you can use nonabrasive cleaner. More importantly, you should follow stainless steel countertop manufacturer’s instructions.
Remember, regular cleaning will prevent stainless steel countertop from rusting. You can also learn how to remove rust from stainless steel.
Well, is you use sharp objects to cut on stainless steel countertops, it will obviously show scratches. Eventually, this will damage both your countertops and cutting equipment.
