Under-bench grease traps
Compact 40–150 L interceptors that sit inside a sink cabinet, with the inlet and outlet positioned to suit your waste pipework.
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Stainless grease traps, sized to your kitchen and your council.
Under-bench and floor-mounted grease interceptors fabricated in 304 stainless, with removable baffles, gasketed lids and inlet and outlet positions to suit the plumbing you actually have. Built to the capacity your trade-waste consent asks for.
The range
Under the bench, in the floor or outside the wall.
Plastic grease traps are cheap until the lid warps or a fitting cracks. A welded stainless trap lasts the life of the kitchen and can be made to fit the space you have rather than the space a catalogue assumes.
Floor-mounted traps
Larger 200–500 L units for takeaways and restaurants, with hinged or lift-off lids and lifting handles.
In-ground interceptors
Heavy-gauge tanks with load-rated lids for external or plant-room installation.
Replacement lids & baffles
New stainless lids, gaskets and baffle plates for existing traps that are otherwise sound.
Indicative pricing
Indicative grease trap pricing.
Indicative range only. Price depends on capacity, gauge, lid type and the number and size of connections.
Custom stainless grease trap
From a compact under-bench unit through to a floor-mounted restaurant interceptor.
$1,200from, + GST
$1,200–$5,000 + GST
- Fully welded 304 stainless body
- Removable baffles and a gasketed lid
- Inlet and outlet to suit your pipework
- Capacity to match your trade-waste consent
Plumbing connection and council trade-waste sign-off are by your plumber; we supply the trap to their spec.
Questions
Common questions about stainless steel grease traps.
What size grease trap do I need?
Your council's trade-waste team or your plumber sets the capacity from the number of sinks and the kitchen's flow rate. Send us that number and the space you have and we size the trap to fit both.
Do you install grease traps?
We fabricate and deliver. A registered plumber connects it and handles the trade-waste consent, and we work to their drawings and connection sizes.
Stainless or plastic?
Plastic is cheaper up front. Stainless holds its shape, takes hot water without softening, does not crack at the fittings and can be made to an odd size. For a kitchen that will be there in ten years it is usually the better spend.
How it works
Spec, quote, fabricate, fit.
01
Spec
We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.
02
Quote
It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.
03
Fabricate
Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.
04
Fit
Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.
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