Choose the Right Workbench for Your Workshop

How to choose the right workbench

Is it time to buy a new workbench for the workshop, warehouse or garage? Not sure which model to invest in? A good workbench should be adapted to the work being performed and to your work environment. This guide will make it easier to choose the right one.
Workshop worker leans against steel workbench
Sitting at a workbench on an adjustable work stool
Mobile work table with wheels
 Plastic jaws and tool board with screwdrivers
Raised and lowered workbench with tool board
Complete height-adjustable work table VERVE
£749.00

Select worktop as required

Make sure to choose a worktop that suits your purposes. Here are some common finishes:

Hardened board – an affordable all-round material for lighter workshop environments.

Laminate– provides a smooth, hard and scratch-resistant surface suitable for most environments. Good resistance to liquids and most chemicals.

Vinyl – soft and less slippery surface that reduces the risk of damage to the surface. Particularly suitable for packing and assembly work as the softer surface prevents objects from sliding around.

Oak Parquet – a stronger and more durable wooden board with a wide range of uses, for example metalworking and assembly work.

Steel – very durable material that will withstand liquids, oils and chemicals and is easy to clean. High resistance to scratches and impacts.
Woman at workbench with tools
Complete workbench with lockable cabinet, tool panels and shelves

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If you need more information about our products, you are always welcome to contact us – we are happy to help you!

 

FAQ

Different types of tasks require different working heights. A rule of thumb is that the table should be so that the forearm can lie parallel to the table surface, regardless of whether you are standing or sitting down, during active work. For fine motor or precision work, the table height may be slightly higher, while heavier work, the table height may be a little lower.
The depth of a workbench should be adapted to the size of what you are working with. In our range, we have workbenches with minimum depths of 600 mm and up to 800 mm, depending on the model.
The worktop should be adapted to the work as some materials are more suitable than others for different types of jobs. For example, a steel board can withstand impacts, sparks and welding sparks, while a parquet board has a high resistance to heavier objects.
A stainless steel workbench, such as a PROOF workbench, is easy to clean and suitable for environments with high demands on cleanliness.
In our range, you will find several different models of workbenches on wheels that can streamline your work when you are not working in a fixed location.

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