Pre Made Workbench with depth larger than 24 inches?

[RubiconJK01]

Hi all...

I have been doing research for a pre made workbench that is at least 30 inches in depth as I feel the standard 24 inches is too small for my needs. I am interested in only buying a solution rather than a diy project as the time to build it, cost of materials with covid has gone up, and necessity of certain tools which I don't have to make it a real nice finished product, all of which I don't want to deal with. Also looking to incorporate some cabinets both lower and upper in the future plan, so I have been looking at options that will satisify both current and future additions.

So far I can only come up with the Lista:

lista-xstb12-72bt
lista-xstb112-72bt

Both of which is pricey new and seems ridiculous for what it is. I get paying for quality vs junk but this is just too much.

Therefore looking for anyone's suggestions on what might fit the bill without being junk and costing a fortune.

Thanks in advance...
J

 

[Lynden]

Buy the legs and the top separately. Grainger is one source.

https://www.grainger.com/category/m...nch-components-and-accessories/workbench-legs

https://www.grainger.com/search/mat...alse&searchQuery=workbench+top&searchBar=true

 

[RubiconJK01]

Buy the legs and the top separately. Grainger is one source.

Buy the legs and the top separately. Grainger is one source.

Thanks for the idea Lynden!

How do you suggest you attach the top to the legs? I see the legs come pre drilled but wondering what fasteners would one use so as not to come through the top while also being a stout connection?

 

[Gigem]

Uline is a little cheaper

https://www.uline.com/Cls_41/Workbenches-and-Packing-Tables

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[RubiconJK01]

Uline is a little cheaper

Thanks ... I forgot about Uline!

 

[Lynden]

How do you suggest I attach the top to the legs? I see the legs come pre drilled but wondering what fasteners would one use so as not to come through the top while also being a stout connection?

Which top would you be getting and what thickness?

 

[MushCreek]

My maple workbench is 30" deep. I bought the legs and top from Uline, IIRC. The top is held on with lag screws. I've disassembled it a number of times over the years to move it, and the screw holes are still fine. I've had that bench at least 30 years. Now that it's my 'pretty' bench, I should sand it down and refinish it one of these days.

 

[madgrey]

Global Industrial is my favorite source for this. They have a number of options in the 30" deep range. I built a workbench using their butcher-block top (30" x 48") and then attached 700lb capacity tool box casters to a DIY frame. It's nice to be able to roll it right up to where I'm working in or around the garage.

 

[RubiconJK01]

Which top would you be getting and what thickness?

I wound up going with the following setup from Tennsco.

I was going to do the separate approach of buying the legs and the top separate but then saw this on Zoro for cheaper than anywhere else so I went with it. PLUS I got 10% off for new customer which added more savings.

Thanks for the help guys!

https://www.zoro.com/tennsco-workbe...nsactional_None_All_None_1&smtrctid=151541477