Anyone know where Jim's steak out Gets the SS sheeting in their kitchens?4X8 sheet

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I wasn’t worried too much about the fire proof,I just thought it would look nice and be easily cleanable.
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DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF AREA YOU HAVE TO COVER, THIS ENDEAVOR COULD BE EXPENSIVE AS FUCK.

ALSO, AFTER WORKING IN A RESTAURANT FOR 4 YEARS, I THINK DIAMOND PLATE WOULD BE A BITCH TO GET FRYER GREASE OFF OF UNLESS IT WAS CLEANED THOROUGHLY EVERY NIGHT…

BUT ANYWAY, YOU CAN ORDER IT THROUGH RYERSON, I MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET YOU A PRETTY SWEET PRICE ON IT. HOWEVER, I WOULD GO WITH RAISED TREAD ALUMINUM (DIAMOND PLATE PATTERN) THE MINIMUM THICKNESS IS .100 AND THE MINIMUM SHEET SIZE IS 48 X 96, BUT I CAN GET UP TO 60 X 192

A 4X8 SHEET WEIGHS 50.24 LBS

IF YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO GO WITH STAINLESS DIAMOND PLATE (WHICH I DON’T RECOMMEND) I CAN GET 36 INCH WIDE PLATES, BUT 1/8 THICK…

KEEP IN MIND THAT A ENOUGH TO COVER THE SAME 4X8 AREA AS THE ALUMINUM ABOVE WOULD WEIGH 196.8LBS…

ALUMINUM WILL PROBABLY BE CHEAPER AS WELL.

I CAN PROBABLY BEAT MCMASTER’S PRICES BY 20-30%, BUT FOR EXAMPLE, CHECK OUT PART NUMBER 6245T22 ON WWW.MCMASTER.COM

YEAH, IT’S $487.09 A SHEET. (.125" X 48" X 96")

A .12 X 3 X 8 SHEET OF NON DIAMOND PLATE 304 IS $613.62

OBVIOUSLY MCMASTER STUFF IS OVERPRICED, BUT IT’S A GOOD COMPARISON.

THIS IS ALL ASSUMING THAT DIAMOND PLATE IS THE LOOK YOU’RE GOING FOR.