Wall mounted work bench

[Rob in NH]

I've been mulling over idea's for work benchs but really don't have the space so i searched and found one made by Bench Solutions. This bench is a kit that you put together , takes about an hour and a half. It is really solidly built am very happy with it.

[Winfield Dave]

Looks great, Rob.

[T-Mo]

Good idea to have it swing down out of the way when not in use. Nice.

[jpcubs]

My wife said this is a wonderful idea, when she drives her car in garage she dumps my sh.. stuff on the floor and drives car in. End of cluttered benches!

[Dale Finch]

One question, though...do you REALLY think you will ever clean it off to lower it back down??!!!

[ricky racer]

One question, though...do you REALLY think you will ever clean it off to lower it back down??!!!

That's just what I was thinking!!

[ScottyD'sdad]

Rob, I built one for the small shop. Piece of pre formed countertop, hinged to the wall, with fold down legs. Works good, but is rarely folded down! Buried in "stuff"!
Ed

[Rob in NH]

the reason i got the folding bench is so i can put more cubs in the barn

[clemk]

the reason i got the folding bench is so i can put more cubs in the barn

Good, sound logic right there

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

One question, though...do you REALLY think you will ever clean it off to lower it back down??!!!

Just lower it, it will automatically clean itself off. I made one for a work shop I had several years ago, though not as fancy. It was both for mechanical work, or electronics since I was running Motorola 2 way radio shop at the time. It hinged upward and had 2 legs on hinges that fit into sockets in the floor when lowered. It has been over 40 years ago and if I remember correctly, just a 2' x4' piece of 3/4 inch plywood with 2x4 frame around it and 2x4 joists across it for strength. It spent most of it's time down and only got folded if I needed the room for serious mechanical work on garden tractor, etc. Did not have a cub yet then.