Comfortable height
A bench at the right height saves your back and improves accuracy.
Fit the storageA real place to make and fix things
Workbench and workspace builds
Custom workbenches, tool drawers, power and task light, built to the right height and the right strength for the work you do.
- Cabinets
- Fit the storage
- Free estimate
A workbench is a tool in itself. It needs to be the right height for your body, strong enough for a vise or a hammer and large enough for the job. Standing at a bench that is too low or too wobbly is the surest way to stop using one.
We build workspaces around the way you work: a hardwood or steel top for heavy tasks, a laminate or butcher block top for general use, drawers sized for hand and power tools, a vise, outlets at hand and task light directly overhead. The bench connects to your tool wall and cabinets so everything is within reach.
You may need this if
- You work on your knees or on a folding table
- The existing bench wobbles
- Tools are scattered across the garage
- You want a hobby or repair space
From plan to finished.
The steps for workbench & workspace builds, in the order they happen.
- 01
Choose the work
Woodworking, mechanics, crafts and general repair all need different benches.
- 02
Set the dimensions
Height, depth and length are set to your body and the space, with room for movement.
- 03
Select the top and base
A top material and a frame or cabinet base are chosen for strength, finish and storage.
- 04
Add power and light
Outlets, task lights and a vise or accessories are fitted and tested.
What you get.
Strong and stable
A rigid frame and anchored base take hammering, clamping and vise loads.
Everything at hand
Drawers, outlets, a tool wall and light turn the bench into a station.
Easy to clean
The right top material wipes off oil, glue and finish.
Is it right for your garage?
A good fit when
- DIYers, woodworkers and mechanics
- Hobby garages
- Anyone who finds the folding table tiring
Worth knowing
- A very heavy machine needs a floor and a bench designed for its weight.
- Workspace placement should keep the bench away from car door swings.
Good questions about workbench & workspace builds.
What height should my bench be?
A common range is about 34 to 38 inches, with mechanics often a bit lower and detail work a bit higher. We tune it to the people who will use it.
Can the bench be on wheels?
Mobile benches suit flexible garages, and locking casters keep them stable during use. Heavy work prefers a fixed bench.
Will it hold a heavy vise?
Yes. Benches intended for a vise get a reinforced top and are anchored or weighted for stability.
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