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Physical Chemistry PP Metal Wooden Island Lab Bench For Hospital School With Reagent Shelves

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A lab bench (or benchwork) is one of the single most important parts of any laboratory. This is the space where work is prepped, experiments take place, readings are taken, and laboratory equipment is stored and used. Without lab benches, laboratories would be dysfunctional and inefficient.

Whether you're planning a laboratory for your home, business, or school, spacing and sizing are important aspects to take into consideration. The first thing to assess is overall space. Ask yourself, "Do I have enough room to build a functional laboratory at this location?"

Building a laboratory doesn't have to be limited to commercial labs or educational science rooms. If you're an at-home enthusiast, a garage, attic or spare room may do the trick. No matter where you put your lab, always ensure your laboratory has sufficient ventilation.

Here are a few important questions to take into consideration when choosing materials for your laboratory bench:

What is the durability of the materials available - what will they stand up to?
What are the chemical- and flame-resistant properties of the finishes?
How easy will it be to clean the material after an experiment or test?

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Lab Bench Depth
Benchtops for different applications vary in depth. The length of the benchtop is determined by your specific needs. Here is a general guideline for bench depth:

Benchtop Height

Benchtop height might seem like it's standard, but it isn't. The height of your bench determines two very essential aspects:

How comfortable the scientist or student will be when working at the station

How the height influences many other features of the workstation, such as plumbing, electrical, placement of overhead cabinetry, etc.

One thing to take into consideration is to make sure there is adequate legroom for a person sitting on a stool or chair at the bench. You'll want your scientists (whether amateur or expert) comfortable when conducting tests, experiments, and analysis.