CaterFab
Bespoke Sheet Metal Fabrications
T: 0161 672 8775 E:
sales@caterfab.com www.caterfab.com
Caterfab was first established back in 2008 and is based in Manchester. We are specialist manufacturers of bespoke stainless steel bars and kitchens for commercial restaurants and bars up and down the country. In addition, Caterfab also produce and supply back bar displays and screenings and even do work in Mild steel.
Caterfab's unique specialism is in cocktail bars, for which we have become particularly renowned for. We have years’ worth of experience in working with UK leading bar tenders and cocktail flarers, creating stylish, reliable and top quality bars for them.
We are sought out not just for our impeccable bars and kitchens but for our ability to make them exact to client specifications. By making these bespoke bars in accordance to client needs, it allows the tender to make their drinks and cocktails more efficiently, hence increasing turnover and raising profits.
One of our most popular products is our highly versatile bar stations. These bar stations are built so that they can slide behind already existing bar frontages, therefore reducing client costs. They come with removable shelves and speed rails which make cleaning and clearing far easier. Not only that but they are also easily installed. The bars are simply slid into place, secured, plumbed in and they're ready for work.
Second to None.
Enoline ELITE 8 (v.2.5) 4+4 Dual Temp
• Dual Temperature Compartments • EPoS Integration Available • Cooling by refrigerator compressor • Temperature setting from 6 to 18 0C
• Available in stainless steel or any RAL colour • Back bar service or self service • Environment control for external conditions • 1-3 configurable volumes
sales@enomatic.co.uk www.enomatic.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1603 768046 @EnomaticUK
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