Ice Machine Accessories

Accessories that protect performance and uptime

The right accessories make a noticeable difference in how your ice machine installs, runs, and gets serviced. We feature options from Hoshizaki and Icetro designed to support stable placement, proper drainage, and a finished, professional look. Whether you are outfitting a compact undercounter model or a larger back-of-house unit, choosing compatible legs, casters, drain pumps, trim, and floor protection helps operators keep production steady and cleanup simple.

Operationally, legs and casters set the tone for safety and sanitation. Six-inch leg kits provide the clearance needed for mopping and inspections, while caster sets make it easier to roll units for deep cleaning or service access. Stainless legs resist corrosion in wet environments; painted legs offer a budget-friendly alternative, and flange legs add extra stability where anchoring is preferred. Drain pump kits are critical when a gravity drain is not available or the run rises to a standpipe. A properly sized pump helps prevent backups, standing water, and nuisance leaks that can interrupt service. Trim kits cleanly close gaps around built-ins, improving appearance and helping keep debris out of hard-to-reach spaces.

Within this assortment, you will find Hoshizaki leg packages in painted and stainless options, a caster set sized for select models, side and top spacer trim kits for popular undercounter series, and drain pump kits for installations without direct floor drains. For floor protection and slip resistance near water sources, the 36" x 24" rubber ice machine mat from Cactus Mat helps catch drips and provides traction where staff are moving ice bins and buckets.

How to Choose

Start with compatibility: match legs, casters, and trim to your exact model and series to ensure the proper hole pattern, height, and fit. Next, evaluate your cleaning routine. If you routinely move the unit for sanitation or service, casters can reduce labor and downtime. For permanent placements in tight alcoves, legs or flange legs may be the better choice. When drainage is above floor level or distant from the machine, plan for a drain pump and verify the head rating and line routing during install. For built-in applications, use trim to close any exposed gaps for a finished look and easier housekeeping. In wet zones, consider adding a dedicated mat for safer footing.

Value improves when the accessory matches the environment. Step up to stainless legs in consistently damp areas, choose casters if you have frequent health inspections or limited service clearance, and specify a trim spacer when integrating a compact unit below counters. If gravity drainage is not feasible, installing a manufacturer-approved drain pump kit helps protect the machine and surrounding finishes by moving condensate and meltwater reliably to the designated drain.

Rounding out an install? Pair these accessories with related categories like our full ice equipment lineup, source repair items from ice machine parts & accessories, and finish the space with broader restaurant equipment essentials.

Things to Consider

• Compatibility: Verify model and series fit for legs, casters, trim, and pumps.
• Specifications: Confirm height, weight ratings, pump head, and connection sizes.
• Space planning: Leave clearance for airflow, cleaning, and door swing.
• Power & water: Ensure electrical, water, and drain routing meet the install plan.
• Local codes: Check NSF, UL, and plumbing requirements for your jurisdiction.
• Noise & heat: Account for pump operation and ambient heat near guests.
• Service access: Choose casters if you need frequent pull-outs for maintenance.
• Warranty & support: Use approved kits to protect coverage and serviceability.

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Explore legs, casters, drain pumps, trim, and mats to complete your install with confidence. If you need help confirming fit, we are glad to assist before you buy.