Workbench suggestions

[Will Wrench]

Can any recommend a pre-assembled workbench out there. 6 or 8 ft long. I am not concerned with material just as long as is is under $300.00

 

[PCO6]

I made my 10' bench out of a used pallet rack. The top is 1/8" steel over 2"x10" lumber. It took about a half an hour to put together and didn't require any welding or fasteners. That was close to 25 years ago and I don't think I put more than $100 into it (less cabinets). At today's prices it might be a bit over $300.

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[Voi]

Can any recommend a pre-assembled workbench out there. 6 or 8 ft long. I am not concerned with material just as long as is is under $300.00

I really like my Seville from Sam's Club. Some assembly required but very minimal.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Too bad you are not in Central Washington, Our Restore received about a dozen wooden ready to assemble work benches, seams nice and they are selling them for like 70.00

 

[Truman Sparks]

I got a leg set and stringer from McMaster-Carr, and a formica top from Zoro. Parts were about $240 in total. I don't recall the shipping charges, but they weren't too bad. Going bigger (this one is only 4') will increase the cost a bit, no doubt. Assembly was pretty easy--probably as close to preassembled as you're likely to get.

 

[redsand187]

Too bad you are not in Central Washington, Our Restore received about a dozen wooden ready to assemble work benches, seams nice and they are selling them for like 70.00

HEY! Where are you at? I'm in Selah (shop is actually in Yakima)

What place are you talking about? I didn't know we had anything like that in central wa.