Construction features

Technical specifications

Working modes – 7 configurations

1. Workbench with a worktop

The basic configuration with the legs unfolded and the top horizontal. The 109 × 55 cm working surface allows assembly, cutting and working of medium-sized components. The 100 kg load capacity is enough for typical building and woodworking materials.

2. Trestles for cutting (work trestle)

Set upright, the unit works as a pair of stable trestles supporting timber, boards or profiles during cutting. The spacing allows items up to 3 metres long to be supported.

3. Working scaffold

The configuration with the legs at maximum height forms a working platform for jobs up to 2 metres high. The 200 kg load capacity allows safe work with tools and materials. The platform surface provides stable footing.

4. Low-level work platform

The variant with the legs at minimum height, used for floor-level work or as a stable base for heavy components that need assembling. The low height makes loading easier.

5. Workshop creeper

The inclined platform gives a comfortable position when working under a vehicle or machine. The castors let you move around without getting up. The 100 kg load capacity is enough for an adult with tools.

6. Platform trolley

With the legs folded and all four castors in use, the table becomes a transport trolley. The folding handle serves as a push bar. Useful for moving materials in the workshop or on site.

7. Pull-along platform

A trolley with a handle that lets you pull it behind you. A solution for transporting materials over longer distances where pushing would be awkward. 100 kg load capacity.

Use in the workshop and on site

• Assembly and dismantling of components requiring stable support
• Cutting boards, panels and profiles using the trestle function
• Finishing work at height – painting, filling, installing services
• Servicing and repairing vehicles while lying down
• Transporting building materials and tools around the site
• A temporary work station on a building site
• Woodworking with workpieces clamped in the jaws
• Storage and organisation of workshop space

Use and storage

Changing configuration

Switching between working modes requires unlocking the telescopic legs and setting them in the right position. Detent locks provide secure latching. The castors can be locked with brakes when the structure is to stay put.

Mounting tools and accessories

The 12 holes in the top have a standard spacing compatible with most jaws and clamps available on the market. Mounting adapters (sold separately) matched to the specific tool type are required.

Storage

With the legs and handle folded, the structure takes up the area of the top (109 × 55 cm) at a thickness of around 15 cm. It can be stood upright against a wall or laid flat on a storage shelf. The weight allows it to be carried by one person.