Kitchen Support
Support equipment that keeps the kitchen moving
Kitchen support products might not sit at the centre of the menu, but they are vital to the daily rhythm of a working site. We fabricate support equipment that improves hygiene, movement, and operational ease.
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Stainless Steel Knee Operated Hand Wash Sink
SPEC: SS-304 / CUSTOM
Stainless Steel Service Trolley
SPEC: SS-304 / CUSTOM
Stainless Steel Platform Trolley
SPEC: SS-304 / CUSTOM
Stainless Steel Oven Stand
SPEC: SS-304 / CUSTOM
Stainless Steel Cooling Rack
SPEC: SS-304 / CUSTOM
Stainless Steel Infill Worktables
SPEC: SS-304 / CUSTOM
Buying Guide
Kitchen Support Equipment in Kenya — What to Know
What this line covers
Support products include hand wash points, service trolleys, platform trolleys, oven stands, and cooling racks. These pieces help the kitchen work safely and efficiently behind the scenes.
Why it matters
Small support items can dramatically improve service flow, reduce manual lifting, and support hygiene targets. They are an important part of a complete kitchen fit-out.
Best for
Restaurants, hotels, bakeries, institutions, and project kitchens that want a more complete, functional back-of-house setup.
Also searched as kitchen ancillary equipment, service trolleys, food trolleys, hand wash stations, oven stands and cooling racks.
The Items That Get Left Out of the Budget
Support equipment is usually the last line on a fit-out schedule and the first thing a kitchen discovers it is missing. None of it is expensive; all of it affects whether the kitchen actually works on day one.
- A hand wash station in each work area — a licensing requirement, not an extra
- Trolleys sized to your door widths and any lift or ramp on the route
- Oven stands at a height that matches the oven you actually bought
- Cooling racks so hot production can come down to temperature safely
- Infill worktables to close the gaps a standard-size line always leaves
Hand Wash Stations Are a Compliance Item
A dedicated hand wash basin, separate from food and equipment sinks, is checked at inspection. Knee-operated and sensor versions avoid hand contact with the tap, which is expected in higher-risk catering such as hospitals and schools.
Trolleys and Movement
Measure the route before specifying a trolley: door widths, thresholds, ramp gradients and any lift. A trolley that does not fit through the door it needs to pass is the most common avoidable purchase error in a kitchen fit-out.
Kitchen Support Price Guide — Indicative KES Ranges
Ranges reflect fabricated Grade 201 | 304 stainless steel at typical commercial specification. Final quotes depend on size, gauge, grade and site conditions.
| Item | Indicative range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Service / utility trolley | KES 22,000 – 45,000 | Tier count, castors, size |
| Platform trolley | KES 26,000 – 55,000 | Deck size and load rating |
| Knee-operated hand wash sink | KES 18,000 – 38,000 | Operation type and bowl size |
| Oven stand | KES 20,000 – 42,000 | Height, footprint, load |
| Cooling rack | KES 18,000 – 40,000 | Tier count and tray pitch |
Kitchen Support — Frequently Asked Questions
How many hand wash stations does a commercial kitchen need in Kenya?
One in each distinct work area at minimum — preparation, cooking and wash-up — separate from food and equipment sinks. This is checked at county health inspection, and a missing hand basin is a common reason a food licence is delayed.
What is a knee-operated hand wash sink for?
It lets staff run water without touching a tap with contaminated hands. It is expected in higher-risk catering such as hospitals, schools and institutional feeding, and is increasingly specified in restaurants that want to pass inspection comfortably.
How do I choose a kitchen trolley?
Measure the route first, not the trolley: door widths, thresholds, ramps and any lift. Then match tier count to what you actually move. A trolley that cannot pass through the door on its route is a wasted purchase, and it happens often.
What is an infill worktable?
A made-to-measure section that closes the gap left between standard-size equipment. Gaps collect debris and fail hygiene inspection, so we fabricate infills to the measured opening as part of the fit-out rather than leaving a strip of open floor.
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