Bott 41002070.24V Sheet Steel Workbench, 225kg Max Load, 840 mm x 750mm x 2000 mm

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PHP144,623.50

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PHP161,978.32

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RS Stock No.:
662-720
Mfr. Part No.:
41002070.24V
Manufacturer:
Bott
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Brand

Bott

Sub Type

Storage Bench

Product Type

Workbench

Portable

No

Material

Sheet Steel

Maximum Load

225kg

Length

2000mm

Height

840mm

Adjustable Height

No

Clamp Included

No

Standards/Approvals

No

Model Number

41002070.24V

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
GB
The Bott Cubio storage bench offers a robust solution for efficient workspace organisation. Designed with a durable steel channel framework, it features an integrated storage system and a worktop crafted from 40mm multiplex wood. This innovative storage bench includes a full cupboard, an open half depth base shelf, and a three drawer cabinet, all delivered assembled for immediate use. With versatile dimensions and efficient drawer configurations, it's perfect for optimising storage while maintaining easy accessibility. The cabinet is finished in a stylish RAL 3004 crimson red and RAL 7035 light grey, making it a functional yet attractive addition to any work environment.

Cabinet dimensions optimise space without sacrificing storage capacity

Three drawers with 100% extension slides support heavy loads up to 75kg

Drawer heights accommodate various storage needs with options at 150mm and 200mm

Adjustable height galvanised steel shelf holds up to 100kg for versatile storage use

Stylish powder coat paint in two modern colours enhances aesthetic appeal

Perfo panel door design adds structural integrity and functionality

Delivered fully assembled allowing for immediate installation

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