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Enough to lay out the job and the parts that come off it. At 1200mm a bench takes one job; at 1829mm it takes the job and its parts, which is the difference between working and clearing.

Hardwood takes a hammer blow and a dropped tool without damaging what is on it. Steel takes heat and solvent and wipes clean, but marks what is put down on it.

A plain bench gives most clearance for a stool or for standing close. A bench with a drawer keeps working tools at the point of use. A roller workstation puts a full cabinet underneath.

A fold down bench at 600mm or 800mm gives a surface only when it is needed, with a tilt and clamp form that also holds the work rather than only supporting it.

Modular workbench frames at 1243mm and modular worktops at 680mm are held so a run can be assembled to the length available rather than bought as a fixed unit.

A bench with roller cabinets integrated under the top, held at 10 drawer 56 inch and as a single garage workstation, which combines the surface and the storage in one purchase.

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Worktop length is the bench, and it is the figure to settle first because it decides what can be laid out at once. At 1200mm a bench takes one job. At 1829mm it takes a job and the parts that came off it, which is the difference between working and constantly clearing. Depth matters alongside length, since a shallow bench forces the work to the front edge where it is least supported.

The material of the top decides what can be done on it. A hardwood top takes a hammer blow and a dropped tool without denting the work above it. A steel top takes heat and solvent and wipes clean, but marks what is put down on it and is unforgiving underfoot.

Storage under the bench is the third question. A plain bench gives the most clearance for a stool or for standing close. A bench with a drawer keeps the working tools at the point of use. A roller workstation puts a full cabinet under the top. Moveable benches sit between the two, giving storage below and the option of repositioning the bench itself.

Fold down benches solve the opposite problem entirely, giving a working surface where there is no room for a permanent one, at 600mm and 800mm with a tilt and clamp form. Modular frames and worktops let a bench be built to a bay. Send the bay length to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Sykes GOBOX stacking cabinets in 3 and 5 drawer forms are seated on the leaf for storage beside a bench.

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Enough to lay out the job and the parts that come off it. At 1200mm a bench takes one job; at 1829mm it takes the job and its parts, which is the difference between working and clearing.

Hardwood takes a hammer blow and a dropped tool without damaging what is on it. Steel takes heat and solvent and wipes clean, but marks what is put down on it.

A plain bench gives most clearance for a stool or for standing close. A bench with a drawer keeps working tools at the point of use. A roller workstation puts a full cabinet underneath.

A fold down bench at 600mm or 800mm gives a surface only when it is needed, with a tilt and clamp form that also holds the work rather than only supporting it.

Modular workbench frames at 1243mm and modular worktops at 680mm are held so a run can be assembled to the length available rather than bought as a fixed unit.

A bench with roller cabinets integrated under the top, held at 10 drawer 56 inch and as a single garage workstation, which combines the surface and the storage in one purchase.

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