Bought my 6ft around 4 years ago, its a solid pice of kit. Very easy to bolt together as there are only around 4 parts. Still not found the right design for you? For other potting benches and tables, try Robert Dyas, Wayfair, Aosom and Mano Mano I bought an 8ft by 3ft bench last year. I use it regularly and love it. It was easy to assemble and a delivery mix up was beautifully handled by the company. I would highly recommend Wells. You won’t be disappointed.

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All of our products are sturdy enough for Pubs, Cafes, Public Recreation Areas or just for your own garden! very happy with the bench, easy to put up and very solid. its currently holding a lathe and scroll saw with no problem plenty of room underneath for storage Longevity Assured: Investing in our workshop furniture means choosing lifelong companions for your crafts. excellent value for money. So thank you . Thanks also to your excellent carriers, Tuffnells , who kept me informed over the weekend Crafted for Every Craftsman, Indulge in the seamless blend of durability and aesthetic with our range of wooden workbenches. From the artisan to the DIY enthusiast, we offer workbenches tailored to meet varying needs. Made from robust constructional grade timber CLS C16 and CLS C24, these benches assure resilience while adding a touch of elegance to your workspace.

Just taken delivery of a 5 foot work bench, arrived within 2 days, simple but solid well made heavy duty construction, excellent value for money, no hesitation in recommending

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Frankly the quality and the accuracy of cuts and drilling centres, and the general dimensions and construction far exceeded my expectations. Potential buyers – dont hesitate – buy it – you WILL NOT be disappointed. Highly recommended. Wells Timber Products are a family run business manufacturing all of our FSC certified timber products in our own workshop in the UK. Rather than keep the old one and move it here, I figured I would build a new one that was a bit smaller and better made. Of course, with all that I have been doing, it’s now more than a year later and still no dedicated outside workbench.Originally, I was going to try to put the top together all at once, but found it to be too unwieldy and hard to clamp. Instead, I did it in two pieces, clamped to dry overnight: