14 Gauge Tables

• “Anti-Rust Design” – No galvanized components
  • Aluminum and stainless steel construction
  • Will not rust
• 14 Gauge, 300 series stainless
• Available with or without 6″ backsplash
• Ships “knock down” with easy assembly
• Ships complete
  • One (1) aluminum under-shelf
    • Adjustable
    • 24″Deep
  • Four (4) adjustable bullet feet
    • *table height adjusts from 34″ – 35 1/2″
  • Assembly hardware

14 Gauge Tables

PVI 14 Gauge Tables are built for food service operations that need a strong, durable, and dependable work surface for daily commercial kitchen use. In restaurants, schools, healthcare kitchens, senior living facilities, commissaries, bakeries, correctional kitchens, catering operations, cafeterias, and institutional food service environments, work tables are among the most important pieces of equipment in the kitchen. They support prep, staging, assembly, packaging, equipment placement, ingredient handling, and countless other daily tasks.

A food service table needs to do more than provide a flat surface. It needs to hold up to repeated cleaning, moisture, product handling, impact, equipment movement, and constant use. PVI 14 Gauge Tables are designed around those needs with a 14-gauge 300 series stainless steel top, aluminum and stainless steel anti-rust construction, optional 6″ backsplash, adjustable aluminum undershelf, adjustable bullet feet, and knock-down shipping with easy assembly.

For kitchens that want a heavier-gauge stainless steel work table with practical storage below and a rust-resistant design, the PVI 14 Gauge Table is a strong choice.

Heavy-Duty Work Surface for Commercial Kitchens

The main purpose of a commercial kitchen table is simple: provide a strong, sanitary, usable work surface. But in a busy food service environment, that surface has to work hard. Staff may use it for chopping, sorting, mixing, plating, packaging, portioning, staging, equipment support, or holding supplies during service.

A 14-gauge stainless steel table gives operators a heavier work surface than lighter-gauge table options. That makes it especially useful where durability and daily use are priorities. Kitchens that handle high-volume production, heavy prep, larger containers, or frequent equipment placement can benefit from a stronger table top.

PVI’s 14 Gauge Table gives food service teams a reliable work zone that can be used throughout the operation.

14-Gauge 300 Series Stainless Steel Top

The 14-gauge 300 series stainless steel top is one of the most important features of this table. Stainless steel is a preferred material in food service because it is durable, cleanable, professional in appearance, and well suited for commercial kitchen environments. The 14-gauge thickness provides a strong work surface for demanding use.

For operators comparing table options, gauge matters. A lower gauge number indicates a thicker material. A 14-gauge top is a heavy-duty option that can provide added strength for prep, staging, and equipment support.

The 300 series stainless steel specification also helps position the table as a professional food service product. It is designed for serious kitchen use, not light-duty storage.

Anti-Rust Design with No Galvanized Components

PVI describes these tables with an “anti-rust design” and no galvanized components. The construction uses aluminum and stainless steel, and the table is designed not to rust. This is a major advantage in food service environments where equipment may be exposed to water, cleaning chemicals, steam, refrigeration, humidity, dish areas, prep areas, and spills.

Rust resistance is more than cosmetic. Equipment that resists rust is easier to keep clean, maintains a more professional appearance, and supports longer-term use. In a kitchen where sanitation and durability matter, anti-rust construction is a strong selling point.

For facilities that have dealt with corroded or deteriorating work tables, this is a valuable upgrade.

Available With or Without a 6″ Backsplash

PVI offers 14 Gauge Tables with or without a 6″ backsplash. This gives operators the ability to choose based on where the table will be placed and how it will be used.

A table with a backsplash is useful when the table is positioned against a wall. The backsplash helps protect the wall from splashes, food residue, liquids, and cleaning runoff. It also helps prevent items from sliding off the back of the table. This can be especially helpful near prep stations, dish areas, sink-adjacent work areas, and production zones.

A table without a backsplash may be preferred for island-style placement, pass-through work areas, or locations where staff access the table from multiple sides. This version gives staff more flexibility around the work surface.

By offering both styles, PVI allows buyers to match the table to the actual kitchen layout.

Adjustable Aluminum Undershelf

The table ships complete with one adjustable aluminum undershelf. The undershelf is 24″ deep and provides valuable storage below the work surface. In commercial kitchens, storage space is always limited. An undershelf gives operators a place to store pans, containers, small equipment, ingredients, packaging, utensils, supplies, or other items that need to stay close to the workstation.

Because the undershelf is adjustable, it can be positioned based on what the kitchen needs to store. Taller items may need more clearance, while smaller items may allow the shelf to sit higher or lower based on user preference.

This adjustability helps the table remain useful as workflows change.

Adjustable Bullet Feet

PVI 14 Gauge Tables include four adjustable bullet feet. The table height adjusts from 34″ to 35½″. Adjustable feet are important because commercial kitchen floors are not always perfectly level. Uneven floors can create table wobble, instability, or difficulty using the work surface.

Adjustable bullet feet allow the table to be leveled after installation. This improves stability and makes the table more comfortable and practical for staff to use.

The height adjustment range also gives operators a small amount of flexibility for matching the table to surrounding work surfaces or user preference.

Ships Knock Down With Easy Assembly

The table ships knock down with easy assembly and includes assembly hardware. Knock-down shipping is a practical advantage for food service equipment because tables can be bulky when fully assembled. Shipping knock down helps simplify receiving, storage, and delivery into the building.

This is especially helpful for restaurants, schools, facilities, or older buildings where doorways, hallways, elevators, or receiving areas may be tight. Once on site, the table can be assembled and placed where needed.

PVI also lists these tables as UPS shippable, with 60″ and 72″ lengths identified as oversized. This gives buyers useful shipping expectations when planning an order.

Multiple Length Options

PVI lists 14 Gauge Tables in 30″ depth and 36″, 48″, 60″, and 72″ lengths. These sizes give kitchens several practical options.

A 36″ table can work well in compact spaces or as a focused workstation. A 48″ table offers more usable prep space while still fitting many kitchen layouts. A 60″ or 72″ table provides a larger work area for production, staging, assembly, or equipment support.

Choosing the right size depends on the available floor space, staff workflow, storage needs, and intended use. A table should provide enough work surface without blocking movement or crowding the kitchen.

Supports Prep, Production, Staging, and Storage

The PVI 14 Gauge Table can support many common kitchen tasks. It can be used as a prep table, production table, assembly station, packaging table, bakery table, catering staging table, equipment support table, service prep table, or general utility work surface.

Because it includes an undershelf, the table also supports storage. Staff can keep frequently used items below the work surface, reducing extra steps and improving workflow.

This combination of work surface and storage makes the table useful throughout the kitchen.

Ideal Applications

PVI 14 Gauge Tables are ideal for restaurants, commercial kitchens, schools, hospitals, senior living food service, correctional kitchens, commissaries, bakeries, catering operations, cafeterias, institutional kitchens, prep areas, production rooms, receiving areas, packaging stations, and service support areas.

They are especially useful where a heavier-gauge stainless steel work surface is preferred.

Why Choose PVI 14 Gauge Tables

PVI 14 Gauge Tables provide the strength, cleanability, and rust-resistant construction that commercial kitchens need. With a 14-gauge 300 series stainless steel top, anti-rust aluminum and stainless construction, optional 6″ backsplash, adjustable aluminum undershelf, adjustable bullet feet, 34″ to 35½″ height adjustment, knock-down shipping, and easy assembly, these tables are built for practical food service use.

For operations that need a durable stainless work table with heavier-gauge performance, the PVI 14 Gauge Table is a strong solution.

What is the PVI 14 Gauge Table used for?

It is used as a commercial kitchen work table for prep, staging, production, assembly, equipment support, and storage.

What is the table top made from?

The top is 14-gauge 300 series stainless steel.

Is the table rust resistant?

Yes. PVI lists an anti-rust design with aluminum and stainless steel construction and no galvanized components.

Is a backsplash available?

Yes. Models are available with or without a 6″ backsplash.

Does the table include an undershelf?

Yes. It ships complete with one adjustable 24″ deep aluminum undershelf.

Are the feet adjustable?

Yes. The table includes four adjustable bullet feet.

What is the table height?

The table height adjusts from 34″ to 35½″.

How does the table ship?

The table ships knock down with easy assembly and includes assembly hardware.

What lengths are available?

PVI lists 36″, 48″, 60″, and 72″ lengths in the 30″ deep table format.

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