Inside This Week’s Restaurant Equipment Auction Market – 6 Upcoming Sales inc Commercial Cooking, Refrigeration & Bar Gear

This ross auction from Welshpool has a solid mix for anyone fitting out a workspace or commercial kitchen. The standout is the run of steel tambour cabinets: nine units in total, mostly 900mm wide, with a mix of keyed and unkeyed doors. They come strapped on pallets, ready to load.

Alongside the cabinets are roughly 280 Pierlite LED panel lights, 1200mm x 300mm, stacked across five pallets. They are listed as untested, so budget for checking them. Also on offer: two white steel planter boxes with storage cupboards underneath, and a box of Eagle Lighting drivers.

Buyers should note this is a timed online auction closing 22 June 2026. Inspection is likely by appointment. Given the volume of cabinets and lights, a ute or trailer will be essential. The auctioneer handles goods from WA Police forfeitures and business closures, so condition varies.

This is a straight-up closure or refresh sale for a commercial kitchen. The lot list is heavy on the essentials: Rational SCC combi ovens (the workhorses of any busy kitchen), blast chillers, and multiple under-counter fridges. There are also ice machines, bain-maries, and a full suite of gas ranges and chargrills.

For the café crowd, look for two-group espresso machines and bulk grinders. The auction includes shelving, sinks, and extraction hoods, so you could outfit a whole venue from one sale. Everything is located at the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. Inspection times are likely available through Ross’s, so get in touch before the close date on 7 July 2026 if you want to kick tyres on the big-ticket items.

This Lloyds auction is a straight-up feed for anyone kitting out a cafe, pub, or commercial kitchen. The lot list leans heavy on gas cooktops and deep fryers, with a Thor 6-burner unit and a Gluis commercial deep fryer with six frying vats standing out for high-volume cooking. The commercial upright display fridge and the Washtech dishwasher are the sort of gear that saves you thousands second-hand.

Don’t overlook the furniture side. Three separate lots of bar stools, mostly black-stained timber, suggest a fit-out clearance. With the close date set for June 2026, you’ve got time to inspect, but the best deals go to those who register early and bid tight. No reserve games here, just straight online bidding.

This is an unreserved clearance, so everything must go. The lot list is heavy on commercial catering and industrial gear, with the LG dryer being the standout home appliance. The real volume here is in the wall mount toilet brush and holder pallets, which suggests a hospitality or facility management stockpile being liquidated.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the dryer and the quantity of the brush pallets. With 39 lots and no reserve, competitive bidding is likely on the bulk items. If you need fit-out supplies or laundry equipment, this is a straight-up warehouse dump worth a look.

This is an EOI-style sale, so you name your price rather than bidding against a clock. The lot combines office fit-out pieces with catering hardware, making it a solid option if you’re kitting out a cafe, restaurant, or shared workspace. O’maras handle frequent general auctions in the area, so expect the usual mix of household furniture and antiques mixed in.

Buyers should inspect before committing. The pickup location in Lilyfield is inner-west Sydney, convenient for trades or operators based around the city. No reserve is stated, so your offer needs to stack up against what the seller expects. Close date is 12 June 2026, giving you time to view and submit.