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Keep your countertops and floors clean in your bar or club with the help of this Regency beer drip tray. This product provides the perfect spot for bartenders to set drinks before serving to catch any overflow and prevent drips and spills before they reach the surrounding surfaces. This ensures the utmost safety by minimizing the risk of your bartenders or customers slipping on the wet floor. This drip tray is designed to be mounted underneath beer taps and on countertops, making a secure and stable platform for filled glasses.
Made of 18 gauge, type 304 stainless steel, you can expect a tough and durable composition, as well as the benefit of being non-corrosive. Plus, the included perforated top grate features 3/8" drain holes and is removable for easy cleaning and maintenance. A 1/4" NPT drain allows any liquids to flow out of the base of the tray, preventing overflows on the floor or counter. Perfect for catching spilled drinks and beer foam, equip your high-volume bar, pub, or club with this drip tray to keep your space sanitary and up to code!
Overall Dimensions:
Width: 24"
Depth: 8''
Height: 3/4"
Attention CA Residents:
This item can safely be cleaned in a commercial dishwasher.
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We added this to the bar so when we make drinks any spillage goes down drain. We made a shelf to hold it and anchored shelf to bar. Cheaper way than some of the other options. Pretty easy project if you are handy and have time.
