A display of quality and expertise

We have more experience in building high quality servery counters than any other UK manufacturer and we know what matters when it comes to supplying a counter installation. Our philosophy is very simple – to provide a counter of the right specification to do its job, built to the highest standards of workmanship, at a competitive price with a class leading level of service.

Counterline has led the way for many years in both technical innovation and build quality. Traditionally, this approach was only available in fully bespoke counters. Now, the same high quality is offered in a flexible format using counter components selected from a comprehensive range of pre-engineered base units, countertops, displays, trayslides and fascia panels. Counter sections may stand alone as fixed or mobile units, or may be combined together to produce continuous counter-runs.

The standard construction of these counters is high enough to meet the requirements of many consultants, yet can be further enhanced. For example, all 304 grade stainless steel and a sophisticated electrical specification including full digital temperature indication and control can be incorporated. Our range of heated cupboards and drawers are heated by thermostatically controlled fan blown heater module with safety overheat thermostat and insulated with 30mm thick covered glass fibre slab. Our chilled cupboards and drawers operate by digitally controlled refrigerated fan blown air circulation modules. Insulated with 15mm thick foil covered closed cell flexible foam. All wiring in accordance with current IEE regulations and protected by miniature circuit breakers.

Most of our clients have already got a fairly clear idea of the servery layout when they come to us – although we can help you with this if necessary – and will also have some idea of the finishes that they would like to use. Usually they will also have a budget and a programme.

Our role is to turn the ideas into reality at a cost within the budget and the programme or at worst to get as close as possible.