Are you saying free standing tables and cupboards in a commercial kitchen without any electrical connections are covered by the machinery directive?
No, but that wasn't the original question ... the original question didn't say 'free standing'
Machinery may include benches/tables used to feed product into (or out of) the machinery, and those may be designed into the machinery for various reasons.
With it being a commercial kitchen, I didn't want to discount that option - I agree not "furniture" or a standard "work surface", but could be there all the same.
Are you saying free standing tables and cupboards in a commercial kitchen without any electrical connections are covered by the machinery directive?
No, but that wasn't the original question ... the original question didn't say 'free standing'
Machinery may include benches/tables used to feed product into (or out of) the machinery, and those may be designed into the machinery for various reasons.
With it being a commercial kitchen, I didn't want to discount that option - I agree not "furniture" or a standard "work surface", but could be there all the same.
