Mobile Prep Tables & Splashback Options

A mobile prep table can move out for cleaning or repositioning, while a raised rear edge suits work near a wall.

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A mobile prep table can move out for cleaning or repositioning, while a raised rear edge suits work near a wall. This selection includes tables with different edge and shelf arrangements. Confirm whether a splashback is actually present rather than assuming every wheeled table shares that feature.

A raised rear edge changes where the table fits

A splashback can help keep items away from the rear edge when the bench sits against a wall. A flat top may be more convenient when working from both sides. The SOGA 80cm, 100cm and 120cm tables describe a backsplash; the VEVOR options need their own feature comparison.

Allow for the full moving footprint

Measure the route including castors, handles and any projecting edge, not just the tabletop. Consider where the table will park during cleaning and whether it can turn in the aisle. Brakes should be reachable in that parked position, rather than trapped behind equipment or against a wall.

Treat shelves and load limits separately

The VEVOR table gives separate capacities for its top and lower shelf. Those figures are not a combined moving-load allowance. Choose the shelf height for your containers, and keep equipment within the manufacturer’s limits for the particular surface and intended use.

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Mobile Prep Tables & Splashback Options FAQs

Does every mobile prep table here include a splashback?

No. The selection contains different edge designs. The SOGA 80cm, 100cm and 120cm tables explicitly describe a backsplash, while the VEVOR tables need their own feature comparison. Check the actual rear edge and overall dimensions of the chosen item rather than assuming the collection name applies to every table.

Is a prep table with a splashback suitable for a central island position?

It may be, but the raised rear edge changes how you reach or pass items across the surface. A flat top can be more convenient when people work from both sides; a splashback is useful to consider against a wall. Decide how the table will be approached before choosing its edge treatment.

Can I add the top and undershelf load ratings together?

Do not treat that sum as a single whole-table or moving-load allowance. Separate surface ratings describe different limits, and the complete assembly may have additional restrictions. Place each item on the intended surface and confirm the maker’s limits for the whole table, its castors and any movement while loaded.