Workshop workbench Jan Nowak HENRY 1700 x 850 x 600 mm, black

HENRY workshop workbench by Jan Nowak features a solid black tabletop measuring 1700 x 850 mm with a work height of 600 mm. The bench is designed as a stable, practical surface for assembly, repairs and hobby tasks in garages, workshops and light production environments. Its construction focuses on rigidity and even support for tools and small equipment while maximising usable workspace within a compact footprint.

Advantages

The HENRY workbench provides a durable and level work surface suitable for mechanical and manual operations. A robust frame minimises sway and maintains a consistent working height, while the black finish resists visible staining from routine use. The dimensions offer a balance between a large working area and space efficiency, making the bench suitable for both single-station tasks and placement against workshop walls.

Suitable for

• Assembly and fitting of small to medium components
• Maintenance and repair tasks in garages and service areas
• Hobby and DIY projects such as woodworking, electronics and model making
• Light mechanical work and inspection stations in small production settings

Key specifications

• Tabletop dimensions: 1700 x 850 mm
• Work height: 600 mm
• Top colour: black
• Construction: rigid support frame for stable load-bearing
• Intended use: manual, assembly and light mechanical tasks

How to use

Place the HENRY workbench on a level floor and ensure all frame fastenings are tightened before loading. Position heavier equipment near the frame supports to preserve stability and distribute weight evenly across the tabletop. Use the surface for layout, assembly and repair operations, keeping tools organised and accessible to maintain an efficient workflow. Regularly check fastenings and table flatness if the bench is subject to frequent heavy loads.

Usage recommendations

For longer service life, protect the tabletop from prolonged exposure to sharp impacts and corrosive liquids; use mats or sacrificial boards when performing abrasive work. Inspect and re-tighten frame connections periodically and avoid exceeding the intended load for manual and light mechanical operations.