Dishwasher table

When you create a washing station with a hooded dishwasher, you must use a washing table to the left of the dishwasher, where you can rinse the dishes with a spray arm while it is in the dish tray. When the tray has been inside the dishwasher and comes out on the right side, the crockery is wet. Such a hooded dishwasher does not have a drying function. Therefore, you must use a drying table where the tray can stand.

Our solution from Jeros is made so that it can even stand in the corner, so that the washing-up table is in front of the hooded dishwasher. This makes it easier to fit into smaller commercial kitchens.

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When choosing a dishwasher table

A good dishwasher table should suit both the dishwasher and the workflow around it. For an under-counter dishwasher, one would typically choose a table with a sink and space for the machine next to or under the tabletop. Pay special attention to whether the dishwasher should be placed on the right or left side.

Pre-rinse table and drying table for hood-type dishwashers

With a hood-type dishwasher, the dishwashing station usually consists of a pre-rinse table on one side and a drying table on the other. On the pre-rinse table, dishware can be rinsed with a pre-rinse spray while it is in the dishwasher rack. The rack is then pushed directly into the hood-type dishwasher.

On the other side, a drying table is placed where the clean rack can stand after washing. This creates a natural flow from dirty to clean dishware and reduces unnecessary handling of the racks.

Organize the dishwashing station according to the space available

Dishwasher tables are available in different lengths and with sinks, cabinets, and other configurations. In smaller kitchens, the dishwashing station can also be set up in a corner so that the space around the dishwasher is utilized better.

If you are setting up a complete dishwashing station, you can also see our commercial dishwashers, dishwasher racks, and trolleys for dishwasher baskets.