Worktops & preparation benches
Plan worktop dimensions, heights, returns, upstands and equipment positions around the available room. Explain the working loads and cleaning requirements so the material and construction can be specified.

Manufactured in Norfolk, UK · Fitted nationwide

Commercial kitchen design, manufacture and installation from our Norfolk workshop, fitted nationwide. We create working kitchens for restaurants, cafés, bars and food retailers around the space, equipment and service they need to support.
From a complete bespoke kitchen package to a single worktop or sink bench, deal with a team that makes the fitted elements in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. We serve Norwich, Norfolk, Suffolk and London, with installation across the UK. Counters, joinery and signage can be included in the same brief.
A useful design starts with your menu, team and premises. We develop the bespoke layout and manufactured elements around the tasks that happen at each station, then agree the drawings, materials and site work before production.
Share your floor plan, menu, service volume, equipment list and photographs. Identify preparation, cooking, wash-up, storage and collection areas, plus the parts of the current layout that slow your team down.
Review dimensions, worktop heights, equipment openings, upstands, storage and cleaning access. Confirm the site measurements, retained appliances and responsibilities for service connections before drawings are approved.
We manufacture the bespoke kitchen furniture and fabrication in our Norfolk workshop to the agreed specification. Matching counters, joinery and branded finishes can be planned alongside the kitchen.
We install nationwide. Agree the delivery route, assembly sizes, fitting sequence and access window for your site. The quotation sets out the included installation work and interfaces with other trades.

Openings, returns, support frames and adjoining surfaces need to work together before the kitchen reaches site. This archive workshop view shows a counter assembly during manufacture, with its protective film still in place.
Share appliance details and the site access route early so the fabricated units can be developed around both the working layout and the fitting sequence.
Off-the-shelf furniture can leave awkward gaps or compromise the position of equipment. Bespoke fabrication lets the working surfaces, storage and openings be considered together. Your brief should explain what each station does and how ingredients, dishes and people move between them.
Plan worktop dimensions, heights, returns, upstands and equipment positions around the available room. Explain the working loads and cleaning requirements so the material and construction can be specified.
Provide the sink arrangement, appliance details, service positions and access needed below the bench. Review the surrounding work surface and the handover to the plumbing contractor.
Use wall space and the area above a work surface for practical storage. Include the items to be held, loading, reach and supporting surfaces in the fabrication brief.
Discuss wall protection, corners, cut-outs and adjoining finishes. Photographs and measurements should show sockets, pipes, existing equipment and where the panel edges will meet the room.
A restaurant preparing meals to order, a bakery finishing products and a café serving drinks will use a room differently. List the preparation, cooking, washing, storage and collection tasks your project must accommodate. Share the intended service pattern and any existing layout that creates a bottleneck.
Supply actual appliance model details and installation drawings, including access and ventilation clearances specified by their manufacturer. If you are retaining equipment, send photographs and measurements. Cabinet openings and fabrication details should be agreed against that information before manufacture.

These archive photographs show finished stainless steel kitchen furniture. For your own project, identify the comparable surfaces, openings and interfaces you need, then explain what is different about your room and operation.
Explore our stainless steel fabrication guide for dimensions, finishes and drawing information.
Kitchen projects can involve a main contractor, an equipment supplier and specialist trades. Establish who confirms dimensions, supplies appliances, prepares the room, connects services and completes commissioning. Include any extraction, gas, electrical, plumbing or refrigeration work in the scope discussion so responsibilities are explicit.
Tell us your intended food use, cleaning regime and required material or surface specification. We will discuss the fabrication against the application and agreed drawings. Any specialist equipment, building-services work or certification needs to be separately identified and confirmed in the quotation.
For an operating kitchen, explain the available installation window and any equipment that cannot be removed until a particular stage. Include delivery routes, stairs, door sizes and restrictions on bringing large assemblies into the premises.
We welcome enquiries from restaurants, cafés, bars and food retailers in Norwich and surrounding areas, Great Yarmouth and across Norfolk. Send the site postcode and tell us whether you need fabricated items, delivery, fitting or a wider project discussion.
Explore our coverage for Norwich & Norfolk, Suffolk and London, or send your postcode for a project elsewhere in the UK.
For the customer-facing side of your business, see restaurant and bar fit-outs and food-shop fitting. Include the kitchen and service area in one enquiry so adjoining materials and equipment positions can be considered together.
Yes. We offer commercial kitchen design, manufacture the bespoke fitted elements in Norfolk and install nationwide. Send your premises postcode and brief so the design, supply and site-work package can be agreed.
The layout, dimensions, materials, equipment interfaces, quantities and access all affect the quote. Tell us your budget guide, target opening date and any closure window. Design approval, production and site readiness need to be planned together; the programme is confirmed for the agreed scope.
Yes. You can enquire about a worktop, sink bench, shelf, splashback or another fabricated item as well as a wider kitchen package. Send a dimensioned sketch and describe what it must fit around.
Yes. Supply the layout, equipment details and current photographs, and explain the changes you need. Retained units, service positions and installation access should be identified before the fabrication drawings are agreed.
The included items and site work are agreed for each project. State the appliances and specialist connections you need so supply, installation and commissioning responsibilities can be set out clearly.
Yes. A project can combine stainless steel fabrication with a café or servery counter, joinery, signage and graphics. Include the whole brief so the working kitchen and customer-facing area can be considered together.
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Share the practical brief and the look you have in mind. We can discuss the design, manufacture, delivery and fitting requirements for your project.
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