Top 4 Best Workbench 2020

Are you looking for the best workbench? In this topic, we will top workbenches on the market.

1. Seville Classics UltraHD Workbench

If you want a deluxe workbench straight out of the box, an excellent choice is Seville’s UltraHD Workbench. Headquartered in the USA, Seville Classics Inc. specializes in home organization products, and their lighted UltraHD workbench is no exception. It has a sturdy steel frame and 1-½ inch thick beech wood top, built to stand up to any project you are ready to undertake. The double drawers include liners to prevent scratching but replacing with better drawer liners with more cushioning is recommended. The unit comes with cantilevered shelves to give you even more storage space.

If you like to keep your tools close at hand, you will appreciate the pegboard back and 23 piece hook set. And not only does the fluorescent light give you plenty of visibility, it also includes a power strip for convenience. With a total height of 64 inches, this workbench will need to have plenty of space to fit into the garage. The good news is that it only weighs 69 pounds, so you will able to move it around a little while getting it into place. It might also be a good idea to add a shield around the light fixture, both to protect the light and to shield your eyes from direct exposure.

2. Husky Solid Wood Top Workbench

If you’re looking for a good, basic, heavy-duty workbench, this 6-foot long bench is built to support up to 3,000 lbs. The legs are adjustable from 28-42 inches in 1-inch increments so you can set it to the perfect height for your use, whether you’re working from a seated or standing position. At full height, you can pair it with a matching Husky base cabinet which fits perfectly underneath or any other cabinet under 37″. The solid wood top is 1.25″ thick and feels similar to a butcher block counter. It’s a good solid surface to mount your bench vise. Weighing a bit over 100 pounds, this workbench is heavy. So while it make take a bit more effort to move around, you’ll always have a solid base to work on. The adjustable legs are a big selling point and gives this bench its versatility. While it’s made for a garage, it may just as well be a great craft table or sit/stand desk for the office.

3. BenchPro RPB2448 Roosevelt Heavy Duty Work Bench

American owned BenchPro has filled contracts for NASA, the US Army, and more, earning a great reputation for table and bench construction, and this steel frame workbench with an extra thick particle board top is noted for ease of access. It features a simple tabletop design that is capable of supporting up to 1600 pounds, and the height can be adjusted from 30 to 36 inches. The table dimensions are fairly standard for a workbench, at 48 inches by 24, but the open top design means you can have all the room your shop has to spare on larger jobs.

If you are looking for special features, this wouldn’t be the best workbench for you, but it works perfectly as a shop table for projects that require 360 degree access. Unfortunately, the particle board top is not a finished surface, so you will need to seal it if you want to continue using it for years. On the other hand, the top is easily replaceable, so you could even decide to move up to a hardwood top if for instance you want a more stable surface to install a bench vise on.

4. Hopkins 90164 Workbench

Designed to support up to 1000 pounds, the American-made Hopkins 2×4 Basics is an alternative way to build a great workbench to your specs. Instead of providing you with the table and shelf surfaces, the system provides you with supports and a shelf building system that you provide your own lumber for. That means you can have a workbench up to 8 feet long and 4 feet wide if you needed it. Keep in mind that the Hopkins kit does not include the plywood and 2×4 boards, and that you will have to make a few 90 degree cuts using your table saw a

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