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Can someone please advise in a working kitchen(football club)is it best to put metal face plates than plastic.
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Yeah but they probably microwave it.Given how ponsey footballers act surely they only eat salad?
Can someone please advise in a working kitchen(football club)is it best to put metal face plates than plastic.
Grease tends to get into the tubes of any socket outlet in kitchens, especially when nothing is plugged into an outlet for a while. The real advantage of metalclad accessories is the mechanical protection offered. Never seen a cracked metal socket outlet!
Can someone please advise in a working kitchen(football club)is it best to put metal face plates than plastic.
I think it depends on what kind of "kitchen" it is - are they going to be cooking full meals from scratch, or pouring out cups of orange squash?
then it needs designing......with finals capable of handling the expected demand....and accessories to suit...(this of course takes into account origin of supply for said finals....and the cable/protection for feeder to origin of finals)
That's not really the question being asked though is it. Daz
No, the question was whether it'd be better to install metal faceplates than plastic in a "working kitchen (football club)".That's not really the question being asked though is it. Daz
No, the question was whether it'd be better to install metal faceplates than plastic in a "working kitchen (football club)".
Later on concerns about steam and grease were cited.
The simple answer is 'it depends', but that on it's own isn't very useful; to give a definitive answer we need to know what it depends on.
Since little information has been offered, it seems we need to ask before telling him everything needs to be stainless steel when it might turn out to be a room with a Burco and a catering sized tin of Nescafe in it, or that the costs can be kept down by using plastic only for a whoop of teenage chefs to smash them to pieces on the first night.
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