Workbench - Grey - 120x60x85 cm - VidaXL

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The VidaXL Heavy-Duty Workbench is an ideal solution for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a reliable, organized workspace for garage or workshop repairs. Offering a robust 300 kg load capacity and ample storage via two integrated shelves, it provides a stable platform for heavy-duty tools; however, users should note that the assembly process is required and the unit is designed for stationary use.
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The workbench has a maximum loading capacity of 300 kg.
Yes, the low shelf is adjustable between 25-35 cm and the upper shelf between 55-65 cm.
The unit is designed as a stationary workstation. It does not come with casters, so it is meant to stay in one location.
Standard household tools are usually sufficient for assembly, though a socket set or wrench is recommended to ensure all bolts are tightened properly.
Use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges to protect the surface finish.
The workbench measures 120 cm long, 60 cm wide, and 85 cm high.
Adjust the leveling feet individually until the unit sits firmly on the surface.
Verify that all structural bolts are tightened according to the assembly manual.
Ensure that the support brackets are set to the same hole height for each shelf level.
Assembly is straightforward and typically requires standard hand tools. Ensure all bolts are tightened securely during the initial setup to maintain the 300 kg structural integrity.
For care, the tabletop is designed for easy cleaning; wipe down with a damp cloth after working with oils or debris. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents that might damage the wood-like finish. To maintain stability, periodically check the leveling feet if the workbench is moved or if the floor settles over time.