Stainless Steel Tables

We sell stainless steel tables in flat, splashback, sink, cabinet and corner styles, with prices starting from $150. Delivery is free to metro postcodes, and our team is on 0403 741 781 seven days a week.

Shop Stainless Steel Tables by Style

Double Stainless Steel Benches with Sinks and a slatted lower shelf for drying

L-shaped stainless steel corner benches with a rear splashback and undershelf.

One of our stainless steel benches with splashback featuring a solid lower shelf and adjustable legs.

Professional work table made from heavy duty stainless steel with a sturdy under shelf and adjustable legs.

Stainless Steel Flat Tables

A flat table gives you a clear, open work surface for prep, packing or general work. It suits the middle of a room or a spot against a wall. Choose from our Light Duty, Prosumer and Heavy Duty ranges in modular sizes, with undershelf options for storage.

From $150 | View flat tables

Stainless Steel Splashback Tables

A splashback table has a raised back edge that protects the wall behind it from water, oil and food splatter. It’s the practical choice for any table that sits against a wall, and it keeps cleaning simple at the end of the day.

From $290| View splashback tables

Stainless Steel Sink Tables

A sink table combines a work surface with a built-in bowl, so you can wash, rinse and prep in one spot. Single and double bowl styles are available, and your plumber should confirm drain and inlet positions before you order.

From $640 | View sink tables

Stainless Steel Corner Tables

A corner table turns an awkward corner into usable work space and fits neatly into an L-shaped layout. Pair it with flat tables to build a continuous run along two walls.

From $438 | View corner tables

Stainless Steel Cabinet Tables

A cabinet table adds enclosed storage under the work surface to keep tools and stock out of sight. The sliding doors don’t swing into walkways, which helps in tight kitchens, and some styles add drawers.

From $550 | View cabinet tables

How to Choose a Stainless Steel Table Type

The right table depends on where it sits and what you do at it. Start with the style, then choose the range.

Stainless Steel Flat tables give you an open surface for prep, packing and general work. They suit the middle of a room or a spot against a wall.
Stainless Steel Splashback tables have a raised back edge that protects the wall behind them. It is 100mm on Heavy Duty Economy and 150mm on Premium, so choose one for any table that sits against a wall.
Stainless Steel Sink tables put a bowl in the work surface so you can wash and prep in one spot. The sink sits on the left, centre or right, and a plumber should confirm drain positions before you order.
Stainless Steel Cabinet tables add enclosed storage under the work surface. The sliding doors do not swing into walkways, and some styles add drawers.
Stainless Steel Corner tables use a corner in an L-shaped layout and join neatly to flat tables on either side.

Need a table you can pack away? See our folding stainless steel tables.

304 vs 430 Stainless Steel

All our tables come in modular standard sizes. We do not make custom sizes, so measure your space and choose the closest standard size. Our table size guide shows how to measure.

Light Duty: compact tables from 600 x 300mm.
Prosumer: 460 x 610mm up to 1829 x 760mm, 890mm to 910mm high with adjustable feet.
Heavy Duty: 600mm to 2400mm wide, in 600mm or 700mm depths, 900mm high.

A 600mm depth suits tighter spaces. A 700mm depth gives you more room to work.

Sizes and Depths

Grade decides how a table handles water over time. 304 resists corrosion best, so it suits wet areas and tables that are washed often. 430 is a lower-cost grade that suits dry areas. It is magnetic, so a magnet sticks to 430 but not to 304, which is a quick way to check what you have.

Prosumer tables come in Economy (430) or Premium (304). Heavy Duty tables have a 304 benchtop in both Economy and Premium.

Within about 5km of the coast, 316 is the recommended grade. We do not stock 316, so 304 is the best option we sell for those sites. Our 304 vs 430 guide explains the difference in more detail.

Commercial vs Home Use

Delivery and Assembly

Match the range to how hard the table will work.

Home kitchens, laundries and garages: Light Duty suits dry, occasional use. Prosumer suits regular use, and Premium (304) is the pick for any wet or outdoor spot.
Cafés, caterers and food trucks: Prosumer tables hold up to 200kg, and the folding table holds up to 100kg.
Commercial kitchens: Heavy Duty has a 304 benchtop and extra bracing. Flat tables are rated from 220kg on Economy up to 480kg on the largest Premium sizes.

Delivery is free to metro postcodes and usually takes 3 to 6 business days, with a tracking number.
Regional postcodes may carry a surcharge. Call us for a quote.
Tables arrive flat-packed with instructions. Most Heavy Duty tables take around 5 to 10 minutes to set up and adjust to height. Some cabinet styles arrive pre-assembled.
Castors are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you sell folding stainless steel tables?

Yes. The Prosumer folding table is 430 grade, folds flat without tools and opens to about 1220 x 610mm. It holds up to 100kg. We also have a Light Duty folding table. See all of them on our folding tables page.

Which stainless steel table suits a commercial kitchen, catering or home use?

Choose Heavy Duty for a commercial kitchen, Prosumer for a café, caterer, food truck or serious home cook, and Light Duty for dry, occasional home use. If you are unsure, call us and we will help you choose.

What is the difference between a stainless steel work table and a prep table?

The two names are used interchangeably. Both are flat stainless steel tables, usually with an undershelf. A prep table is a work table used for food preparation. Pick by range and size rather than by name.

Do you deliver stainless steel tables to Brisbane and across Australia?

Yes. We deliver Australia-wide by courier, and delivery is free to metro postcodes, including Brisbane. Local pickup and installation are available in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Call us to arrange it.

How much does a stainless steel table cost?

Light Duty tables start from $150. A Prosumer flat table runs from $190 to $450, and a Heavy Duty flat table runs from $320 to $1,400, depending on size and whether you choose Economy or Premium.

Can a stainless steel table have wheels or castors?

Yes. Light Duty tables come in an on-castors version, Prosumer tables can be upgraded with lockable castors, and Heavy Duty tables have castor sets. Heavy Duty Economy castor sets start at $80 for a set of four.

Can I get a stainless steel table with drawers, cabinets or storage?

Yes. Most flat tables include an adjustable undershelf. For enclosed storage, see our cabinet tables with sliding doors. Heavy Duty also has benches with drawers.

Will a stainless steel table rust outside?

Stainless steel resists rust but is not rust-proof, and the grade matters. For a balcony or any wet or outdoor spot, choose 304 (Prosumer Premium or Heavy Duty). Lower grades suit dry indoor areas. Wipe the table with warm water and mild detergent and dry it afterwards. Our cleaning guide has more tips.

Call us on 0403 741 781, seven days a week, and we will help you match a table to your space and budget.