Star 602HWF Star-Max Hotplate, Countertop, Gas, 24″ Wide, (2) Cast Iron Burners Side-By
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Star 602HWF Star-Max Hotplate, Countertop, Gas, 24″ Wide, (2) Cast Iron Burners Side-By Description
Star-Max Hotplate, countertop, gas, 24″ wide, (2) cast iron burners side-by-side, manual controls, heavy duty cast iron grates, drip tray, heavy duty knobs, stainless steel front with aluminized steel body, 4″ adjustable legs, 50,000 BTU (ships Natural gas includes LP conversion kit), NSF, CSA, CGA
Product Details
- Top and Front Finish: stainless steel front
- Width (side – side): 24 – 35″
- Legs: with legs
- Burner Qty: 2 burners
Product Details
- Dimensions: 11.94 in Height x 24.19 in Wide x 17 in Depth
- Weight: 75 lbs
Vendor: Star
MPN: 602HWF
Additional information
| Weight | 75 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 24.19 × 17 × 11.94 in |
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Star
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