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Hanging rack and drainage retrofit

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Removable washable bars, hooks, mats and a drip tray with an accessible condensate route, added to an existing food cabinet to make it cleanable and serviceable.

Illustration of Hanging rack and drainage retrofit.

Hooks and bars

Stainless S-hooks or food-safe twine hang the pieces, and the guidance advises against galvanised hooks touching the meat. Hang pieces so none touch, with air gaps between them.

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Site

SettingIndoors, in a room with steady air movement
GroundA level floor with a drip route
ClimateRoom air; the sources do not quantify this design in a given room
NotesNo measured dimensions in the brief.

A build is made where it stands: moving it means building it again.

How it is built

Risks and precautions

Avoid plated metals of unknown composition, salvaged materials of unknown origin and permanent crevices.

Check that screws do not reach the appliance liner or hidden wiring.

Materials

  • Removable washable food-contact bars — Rated for the load; spacing set so pieces do not touch
  • Stainless S-hooks or food-safe twine
  • Drip tray — Removable and washable
  • Food-safe mats
  1. Confirm the rated load and stability of the bars before fixing them.
  2. Fix the bars and hooks so no screw breaches the appliance liner or a hidden circuit.
  3. Space the hangers so no two pieces touch and air can pass between them.
  4. Fit the drip tray and check that the condensate route is accessible for cleaning.

Places

Documented for international use, with no single place of origin assigned.

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