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When not being used, fold the workbench away by simply releasing the brackets with fingertip pressure and lowering the top against the wall to regain your space.
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This price is $70 lower (50% savings) than the list price.
About this product:
When not being used, fold the workbench away by simply releasing the brackets with fingertip pressure and lowering the top against the wall to regain your space.
About this store:
Most items sold & shipped by Walmart.com can be returned for free, either to a store or by mail up to 90 Days after item is delivered. See the Walmart returns page for returns information.
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Good option, but maybe a different use. The fold down ones are to conserve space in a garage or basement.
Some useful reviews there. "I can only securely put lightweight items in the drawers due to pressboard bottoms. The drawers are deep enough to fit tape measures, levels, rasps, files, chisels, extension cords, tape, hacksaw, and parts. Most of our electrical tools are too heavy for this weight of pressboard to support. "
How is the installation? Does it require drilling the wall ?
For the weight rating it definitely or recommended its lag screwed to a stud. Can't see how many mounting holes it has but it has 4+ you could use toggle bolts for drywall to get that advertised weight rating.
which one is better? My understanding was bamboo is nice wood for such products and only heard about rubber wood from your post. Looking up online, seems like rubber wood is from rubber plant and medium density but am unclear on how it compares with bamboo (or other woods I have experience with like oak, cherry etc.).
Considering this for a small-ish utility room space (58" long x 45" wide) so can fold down when not in use and get back the space to move around...
hippagunHow is the installation? Does it require drilling the wall ?
Sorry, but how do you think it's going to stay up on the wall when you fold it, if that is how you want to use it.
I was going to respond in the same way, but decide to to be nicer, lol.
I have the HD one, got it on sale for $78 back in September and it's solid! Can't speak for this one but the ticker top is great! I'm sure that one will come back on sale again if you're not in a hurry
which one is better? My understanding was bamboo is nice wood for such products and only heard about rubber wood from your post. Looking up online, seems like rubber wood is from rubber plant and medium density but am unclear on how it compares with bamboo (or other woods I have experience with like oak, cherry etc.).
Considering this for a small-ish utility room space (58" long x 45" wide) so can fold down when not in use and get back the space to move around...
Thanks for any input,
-Topper
I have some rubber wood furnitures which are soft and very easy to have scratches on them. Bamboo is definitely better option than rubber wood.
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Some useful reviews there. "I can only securely put lightweight items in the drawers due to pressboard bottoms. The drawers are deep enough to fit tape measures, levels, rasps, files, chisels, extension cords, tape, hacksaw, and parts. Most of our electrical tools are too heavy for this weight of pressboard to support. "
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Considering this for a small-ish utility room space (58" long x 45" wide) so can fold down when not in use and get back the space to move around...
Thanks for any input,
-Topper
I was going to respond in the same way, but decide to to be nicer, lol.
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https://www.amazon.com/s?k=wall+mount+folding+table+brackets&crid=3ML9YYM3CIKUD&sprefix=Wall+mount+f... [amazon.com]
I'd like to add a fold-away work surface to my garage, but it would need to be able to handle lighter-duty clamping and/or hammering.
A pure wall mount wouldn't be sturdy enough, but a leg or two that folded down and hit the concrete would work.
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Considering this for a small-ish utility room space (58" long x 45" wide) so can fold down when not in use and get back the space to move around...
Thanks for any input,
-Topper
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