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Garland CCHS-36SU flue riser: 36" stainless steel backguard with single high shelf, 24" high for Cuisine series ranges—durable, easy-clean.
Safety first: Helps protect kitchen surfaces from heat and splatter, reducing cleanup and maintenance.
Workplace efficiency: The shelf keeps essentials close at hand for busy cooking stations without cluttering countertops.
Commercial performance: Tailored for Garland Cuisine series ranges to ensure seamless integration and consistent performance
Q: What is the Garland CCHS‑36SU Cuisine Flue Riser?
A: A stainless steel backguard/flue riser with a single high shelf that elevates and supports ventilation behind commercial Garland Cuisine series ranges.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: Designed specifically for Garland Cuisine series step‑up commercial ranges requiring elevated flue support and workspace organization.
Q: What are the key features of the CCHS‑36SU?
A: Durable stainless steel construction, 36″ width and 24″ height, and a single high shelf to combine ventilation support with added storage space.
Q: Is the CCHS‑36SU easy to install?
A: Yes — engineered for straightforward installation on compatible Garland kitchen equipment.
Q: Where is this riser typically used?
A: In commercial kitchens, restaurants, and institutional foodservice settings to ensure proper venting height and organized workspace behind cooking stations.
Q: Why choose the CCHS‑36SU model?
A: For reliable, heat‑resistant performance, improved ventilation clearance, and an integrated high shelf that helps optimize kitchen workflow.
Inspect regularly for corrosion, cracks, or loose fittings.
Remove soot and debris to maintain proper draft and airflow.
Tighten bolts and flue connections before each heating season.
Ensure riser sections are aligned and free of obstructions.
Apply high‑temperature sealant on joints if needed to prevent leaks.
Protect exposed components from moisture and weather.
Schedule annual professional inspection for safety and efficiency.
