Heavy Duty Workbenches

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  Heavy Duty Metal Workbench

  From £604.51 Incl. VATFrom £503.76 Excl. VAT
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  Heavy Duty Metal Workbench With Undershelf

  From £727.62 Incl. VATFrom £606.35 Excl. VAT
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  Heavy Duty Metal Workbench With Roll Dispenser

  From £845.82 Incl. VATFrom £704.85 Excl. VAT

Protect Your Bench For Longer

We offers a range of workbench protection mats to protect the worktop surface of our metal workbenches. This range of protection mats includes the Clear Blue SupaSeal Workbench Protection Mat. These can be custom cut to size to exactly fit your bench, or choose from a wide range of large and extra-large stock sizes if you want next day delivery of your workbench protection cutting mats.

Workbench Comparison Tool

	Rhino Heavy Duty Workbench	Bigdug Mobile Heavy Duty Workbench	Redditek Extra Heavy Duty Workbench	Rapid 1 Work Bench
Custom Made	YES	NO	NO	NO
Mobile	OPTIONAL EXTRA	YES	NO	NO
Castor Brake	OPTIONAL EXTRA	YES	NO	NO
Roll Dispenser	OPTIONAL EXTRA	NO	NO	NO
Underside Shelf	OPTIONAL EXTRA	NO	NO	YES
Purpose Welded	YES	NOT SPECIFIED	YES	NO
Drawers or Cupboards	NO	NO	OPTIONAL EXTRA	NO
Edge Lip	OPTIONAL EXTRA	NO	NO	NO
Adjustable Working Height	NO	YES	NO	NO
Heavy Duty MDF Top	YES 18mm	YES 40mm	YES	NO
Non-Marking Tires/Feet	NO	YES	NO	YES
Next Day Delivery	NO	YES	NO	YES
Optional Vice Plate	NO	NO	YES	NO
Load Bearing in Excess of 900Kg	YES	YES	YES	NO
Starting Price	£503.76	£378	£278	£135

A Comparison Of Workbenches From Major Brands:

Rhino vs BigDug vs Redditek vs Rapid 1

In the quest for a heavy duty steel workbench that satisfied customers on quality and design, Rhino came up with 3 models that are a great option for metal workstations in factories.

However, we appreciate that our industrial workbench isn’t going to be the work table best suited to everyone, so here we have compared the Rhino bench alongside 3 well-known workbenches that are available from stock, to help you compare the options available.

Customers are increasingly seeking large workbenches with wheels, often known as rolling or portable worktables. Only the BigDug portable workbench option offers this as standard in our comparison. The Rhino workbench offers heavy-duty castors with a locking brake as standard, in case you prefer a fixed workbench but can also be mobile if needed for maximum flexibility of use. For a bespoke metal workbench option, Rhino compares quite favourably on value for money with its high quality welded construction and powder-coated finish.

Other brands offer speedier delivery as theirs are warehouse stock options.

The Rapid 1 Work Bench is significantly cheaper but does not have a solid frame unlike the three other branded options, and is not designed to cope with extreme loads like the rugged work tables that Rhino and BigDug offer.
The BigDug, for its higher price tag, comes with a thicker working top and an adjustable working height, plus being a mobile workbench, it comes with wheels as standard. The Redditek does not have the option to be moved, perhaps making it more suited to use as a garage workbench.

MDF Worktops And Metal Worktops Compared

Our hugely popular range of work benches come with an 18mm thick MDF wood worktop which we think offers a better option than a metal surface.

Your workers are often at their workstation all day long and, like a wooden meat carving dish is preferred in the culinary world, they will find the warmer feel and ‘give’ of the wood is desirable. If you are performing a lot of cutting out of patterns or components that eventually make the surface pitted and scored the MDF top is easy to simply unscrew and replace!