Workstands

Workstands are compact workstations — smaller and lighter than a full workbench, sized for maintenance, assembly and field-service tasks where you need a proper industrial work surface without dedicating floor space to a full-length bench. Our range is the Bott Verso workstand family, built on the same braced steel framework as Verso benches.

Mobile and adjustable-height workstands

The Bott Verso Mobile Workstand runs on heavy-duty castors with a 30 mm multiplex or lino worktop, in a compact 700 × 600 mm format — with an integrated lockable cupboard and drawer option for keeping tools with the job. The Adjustable Height Workstand versions swap castors for ergonomic height adjustment, with a drawer cabinet or lockable cupboard beneath the top, so one stand can serve seated inspection work and standing assembly alike.

Workstand or workbench?

Pick a workstand when the work moves — maintenance rounds, line-side assembly, inspection stations — and a fixed bench when the work stays put. Our static vs mobile storage guide covers the decision in detail, and the working-height guide applies just as much to a workstand as to a full bench. For larger fixed workstations see our workbenches, or browse the whole workshop storage range.

Workstand FAQs

What is a workstand?

A compact workstation, smaller and lighter than a full workbench, for maintenance, assembly and field-service tasks.

Which workstands do you list?

Four from the Bott Verso family: Mobile Workstand, Mobile Workstand with Cupboard and Drawer, Adjustable Height Workstand and Adjustable Height Workstand with Drawer.

What size is the mobile workstand?

The Verso Mobile Workstand is a compact 700 x 600mm format on heavy-duty castors.

What worktop is used?

A 30mm multiplex or lino worktop.

Can the height be adjusted?

Yes. The Adjustable Height versions replace castors with ergonomic height adjustment, serving seated inspection and standing assembly work.

Can I keep tools on the stand?

Yes. Options include an integrated lockable cupboard and drawer, or a drawer cabinet or lockable cupboard beneath the top.

Workstand or workbench?

Pick a workstand when the work moves, such as maintenance rounds, line-side assembly or inspection stations. Pick a fixed bench when the work stays put.