What Is Galley Equipment?
What the term covers, how a ship or aircraft galley differs from a shore kitchen, and the equipment groups that make up a working galley.
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Practical background on specifying galley equipment for ships, yachts, offshore units and aircraft — written for the people who actually have to make it fit, power it and keep it running.
What the term covers, how a ship or aircraft galley differs from a shore kitchen, and the equipment groups that make up a working galley.
Read guideA walk through a working galley, station by station, and the equipment found at each: stores, preparation, the hot line, holding, warewashing and the laundry beside it.
Read guideThe constraints that actually decide a galley specification — service, power, space, water, heat, motion, materials and compliance — worked through in the order they bite.
Read guideWhat actually changes when a commercial appliance is built for a ship — supply, fixing, water protection, materials, hygiene construction, refrigerant and certification — and why shore equipment fails at sea.
Read guideHow a ship galley is planned from the people it feeds: crew size and service pattern, rotation and provisioning, volume cooking, the scullery, power and steam, fire rules and the laundry.
Read guideWhere a yacht galley differs from a ship's: two services from one small room, very little water, AC power from generators, noise near guest areas, and finish that guests see.
Read guideHow an aircraft galley is built around standard trolleys and inserts, 115 V 400 Hz power, weight and airworthiness certification, and how that differs from a marine galley.
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