Stainless steel table without a top

[sfrisby]

Has anyone come across a stainless steel work table without a top? I intend to get the unfinished butcher block tops from Home Depot and finish and seal it, then add it to the top of a SS base for a work surface and a second as a brew stand.

Thanks for any help.

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

So, you are asking for stainless steel table legs?

 

[day_trippr]

Kinda sounds like it, but I imagine there's a shelf involved as well.
I honestly don't see a market for topless ss tables, though. I think someone's gonna eat a top...

Cheers!

 

[ba-brewer]

I would need to do some looking but I recall seeing people making brew standing with a type of strut you can easily bolt together and I believe they come in stainless.

This is not the one I was thinking about it is similar
https://unistrut.biz/stainless-steel-unistrut/

 

[JONNYROTTEN]

Why not just get this and be done with it. Mighty nice lookin workbench and its Costco warranty that cant be beat...its forever

They're so nice I've actually heard of members using it as a rolling bar

https://www.costco.com/Whalen-48"-Metal-%26-Wood-Work-Bench.product.100384810.html

 

[sfrisby]

Basically, the SS table with shelf that you see on webrestrauntstore.com. The ones that come with a wooden top are kind of pricey vs the SS top.

At this point, I’d buy one with a SS top, remove it, add the butcher block top and screw it in from underneath and it would be cheaper than the ones that come w/ the butcher block top.

We’re talking a savings of $100 per table or so. Not a big deal unless someone already knew of a source.

Although, jonnyrottens costco option is purdy.

 

[mongoose33]

I'm curious. Since you're eliminating the easy-to-clean elements of the SS top, why is it important that the rest of the table be SS? Is it in a "public" area of the house so that it needs to look nice? If so, that's a legitimate issue, and I get it.

But if it's just a brew table....why the need for SS legs? Why not just make a base out of 4x4's or 2x4's and go from there?

Here's a pic of my bench. This isn't how it's actually set up, but it shows the basic idea. It works fine, is cheaper than SS would be:

 

[sfrisby]

I like the waterproof aspect of SS and the ease of hosing it off. I also think a finished wood top looks nicer and less “commercial” than a SS table top. Part of this is ease of cleaning, part of this is asthetics to get swmbo’s approval of this whole project.

To your point of looking nice, personally, I think finished wood looks nicer than SS.