Height-Adjustable Rolling Workbench with Power Outlets
A rolling workbench with power at the work surface, legs that set to your height and casters that lock. The 72 x 24 inch oak-look top sits on a black steel frame.
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A rolling workbench with power at the work surface, legs that set to your height and casters that lock. The 72 x 24 inch oak-look top sits on a black steel frame.
A rolling, height-adjustable workbench with built-in power for a fully equipped work area
- no power near the work surface
- tools scattered on the bench
- fixed-height benches that do not suit every user
- hard to move a heavy bench around the shop
A workbench that brings the power to your work
Before: scattered tools, outlets out of reach and a fixed-height bench that never fits you. After: one rolling, height-adjustable bench with power right at the work surface.
Power, height and mobility in one bench

Power right where you work
Outlets and USB ports sit on the bench itself. Plug in one cord at the wall, keep the rest off the floor and charge a cordless drill battery without leaving the job. Check the strip's rating before running high-draw tools.

Set the height, lock it
Height-adjustable legs with locking knobs fit the bench to your body. Tighten the knobs and it stays steady under use. A taller person and a shorter one can share the same bench.

Roll it, then lock it down
Heavy-duty casters with locks let you move the bench to the outlet, the car or the next room, then fix it in place. The powder-coated steel frame has bolted corner brackets for a solid feel.
Everything you need to set up in one go
- Worktable with steel frame×1
Oak-grain top, adjustable legs, power strip
- Lockable casters
Heavy-duty, with lock levers
- Red tool hooks
Mount on the perforated side panel
From extension cords to a proper station

The cord across the floor
The only outlet is across the room. You run an extension cord, drag the bench closer and stack tools wherever they fit. The bench is too low, your back knows it, and every session starts with moving things around before any real work happens.
One bench, fully equipped
Power strip with outlets and USB ports on the frame. Red hooks for wrenches, pliers and a drill. Legs that set to your height and lock, and casters that roll the whole thing to the job. Lock the wheels and the bench stays put.
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The frame is powder-coated steel with bolted corner brackets under a 72 x 24 inch top. Spread heavy items across the surface, keep the heaviest low and centered, and tighten the leg knobs after setting the height.
Each caster has a lock lever. Unlock to move, lock once the bench is in position. Always lock before heavy work, and unlock before rolling to avoid stressing the frame.
It has outlets and USB ports and plugs into a single wall socket. Check the strip's rated load and run one high-draw tool at a time.
A basic bench is cheaper but has no power, one height and no easy way to move it. This one adds power at the surface, adjustable legs, lockable wheels and tool hooks.
Think of what you would otherwise add: extension cords, a power strip, a cart for moving tools. Here they are one piece of kit that lasts for years of weekends, which brings the cost per project down.
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