Profboard Sheet Holder - Wall - Big 49 x 49 Stainless

A: Sheets from 32.5 x 53cm up to 40 x 60cm, which is the professional end of the sheet range.

A: Because those are the sizes that go with the Series 270 professional boards. A kitchen running 270 boards will be storing 32.5 x 53 or 40 x 60 sheets, which is exactly this holder.

A: Broadly. The small holder covers 30 x 50, which pairs with the lighter boards. Match the holder to the sheets the customer actually owns rather than to the holder they ask for.

A: An unusable holder. There is no adjustment between the two, so the size question has to be settled before the order rather than after.

A: Sheets stored stacked and damp stay damp between the layers. Standing them separated lets them drain and dry, which is what keeps a cleaned sheet clean until it is used.

A: Yes, and that is the underrated part. A holder with each colour visible and separated makes it obvious when someone reaches for the wrong one, which a drawer does not.

A: As part of the HACCP system rather than as an accessory. A customer buying seven colours of sheet has bought a separation process, and storage is part of that process working.

A: Yes, more than customers expect. Sheets in the large sizes are heavy and awkward wet, so a holder mounted too high turns a routine action into a two-handed reach over a bench.

A: In a commercial kitchen, effectively yes. It cleans to the same standard as the rest of the room and survives the environment, which a coated or plastic rack does not.

A: The table-top holder covers that case. Island benches, mobile stations and glass or tiled walls are the usual reasons it comes up.