Stainless Steel Worktable with 3 Drawers & Multi-Tier Over-shelf

Drawer and Over-Shelf Specification

Three Drawers, Undershelf and Multi-Level Upper Storage

The reference station combines a row of three drawers, a lower shelf and an upper shelf system. Although two, three or four upper levels may be reviewed, each tier count needs its own reach and KD drawing.

Protect the Work Zone Between Drawers and Shelves

Separate Fast and Slow Access

Put frequently used small tools in drawers and lighter supplies on the upper tiers.

Protect Worktop Clearance

Provide the full operating height of any countertop equipment, including open lids and service access.

Separate Hand-Level and Eye-Level Storage

Drawers should hold frequently handled small items, while over-shelves can hold containers or supplies that benefit from visibility. List the intended contents for each zone. This prevents drawer depth from being copied blindly and keeps heavy or rarely used items from being placed at an unsuitable reach height.

The lowest over-shelf must leave enough clearance for preparation, countertop equipment and cleaning. Uprights should not block drawer access or the operator's main work zone. Show shelf depths, vertical gaps and drawer-bank position on one elevation so the upper and lower storage systems are reviewed together.

Coordinate Connections and Packed Components

Drawer slides need accurate alignment, while a KD over-shelf needs repeatable upright connections. The worktop reinforcement must accommodate both. Material grade and actual thickness are confirmed by component, and packing should isolate drawer fronts, long uprights and shelf faces. “Three drawers” remains the displayed configuration; alternative counts should be quoted as separate drawings rather than silently substituted.

For quotation comparison, request internal drawer sizes, shelf clearances and upright locations rather than comparing only overall dimensions. Keep any change in drawer count or shelf count under a revised drawing so the available product and delivered configuration remain consistent.

Drawer and Over-Shelf RFQ Checklist

• Worktable dimensions and operator side
• Drawer internal sizes, contents and orientation
• Over-shelf tier count, depth and clear height
• Worktop equipment and expected loads
• Material, KD scope, quantity and destination

Use the KD guide when drawers, uprights and shelf levels are separated for export packing.

Three Access Zones Must Work Together

Drawer, worktop and upper-shelf access should be tested as one operator envelope.

• Check drawer opening under the worktop task zone.
• Measure worktop clearance below the first upper shelf.
• Verify sight lines and reach to every shelf level.
• Assemble uprights, drawers and lower shelf before the final stability check.

Packing Drawers, Uprights and Shelf Levels

Drawer boxes require restraint, long uprights require bend support, and each shelf level should be labelled. The factory-verified shipping-volume advantage is retained for this KD structure, while the actual packed dimensions are recorded for the approved order.

Corrosion-Resistant Structure for Daily Commercial Use

For the approved SUS304 or SUS201 construction and component-level thickness schedule, SENFON checks surface finish, cleanability and structural performance against the intended daily use. The full KD structure also reduces shipping volume and freight cost compared with the corresponding assembled shipment.

Compare Drawer and Over-Shelf Workstations

• Stainless Steel Worktable With 2-Tier Over-Shelf — use upper shelves without drawers.
• Stainless Steel Work Cabinet With Drawers And Sliding Doors — use drawers with enclosed lower storage.
• Stainless Steel Work Cabinet With 2-Tier Over-Shelf — combine upper shelves with a sliding-door base.