GARANT GridLine metal workbench legs, support leg with cable slots and plastic foot pads | heights 650 mm (25.6 in.) to 900 mm

Metal workbench legs by GARANT, GridLine steel support leg
The GARANT GridLine support leg is the steel upright that carries a GridLine workbench, and these metal workbench legs pair a 50 mm (2.0 in.) wide steel hollow section with mounting points at 25 mm (1.0 in.) intervals for height adjustment. That adjustability suits assembly areas, production floors, maintenance shops, and packing stations.
Four heights are available, 650 mm (25.6 in.), 750 mm (29.5 in.), 800 mm, and 900 mm. Color selection covers five powder-coated RAL finishes, 9002, 7035 light grey, 7016, 5012, and 5005, so benches can match an existing floor plan or color-coded zones. The feet carry plastic pads that keep the steel from damaging the floor under the bench.

Key features:
• Cross bracing ties the frame together for a rigid, wobble-free bench
• Cable slots: simple, professional routing for power and media cables
• Fit: matched to a worktop depth of 750 mm (29.5 in.), with the leg body 700 mm (27.6 in.) front to back
• Material thickness 1.5 mm (0.06 in.): the steel gauge of the leg, stated so you can compare frames before ordering

What holds a GridLine workbench at the right height?
A support leg of 50 mm (2.0 in.) steel hollow section forms the workbench leg in the GridLine system, sized and adjusted so the worktop sits at working height.
Applications: building modular assembly benches, fitting workstations to production cells, replacing damaged bench frames, matching bench height to tasks, mounting worktops in maintenance areas.
Industries: manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, equipment maintenance, electronics assembly, vocational training facilities.
Users: facility planners, production supervisors, maintenance staff, workshop fitters.

Do these workbench legs need extra bracing to stay stiff?
These workbench legs need stabilizing plates for stiffening whenever they stand without a rear panel or cupboards. Add the plates when you build an open bench frame, and skip them when cabinets or a rear panel close the structure. Whatever the layout, secure a pre-assembled workbench against tipping before putting the bench to work.

How do you set the bench height with this support leg?
Choose the nominal height first, and read it as the distance up to where the worktop sits, not to the finished work surface, so the bench you end up with is taller by the thickness of the top. Fine tuning comes from the mounting positions, spaced every 25 mm (1.0 in.) along the leg, which let you step the height up or down until it matches the job and the people doing it.

Can these legs work with other GridLine workbench accessories?
Yes, this support leg is one building block in the GridLine system, working alongside worktops, rear panels, and cupboards. Treat the legs as the foundation and add workbench accessories as a station grows. For crews that need heavy duty workbench legs under demanding benches, the steel construction is built for daily industrial use.