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Quality. |
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Strength. |
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Rather than channels or angles of steel, BenchPro™ uses
square tube for structural integrity. This is especially important
for the apron, as a weak apron allows legs to be bent
underneath.
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BenchPro\'s 16 Ga. Tube |
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Fasteners. |
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BenchPro™ fasteners are heavier too. While BenchPro™
uses 5/16-18 hex bolts to assemble our legs, the competitors use
only 1/4-20 bolts. Where the competitors use 1/2" long bolts to
assemble legs and leg adjustment brackets, BenchPro™ uses 2"
long heavier bolts. These longer bolts eliminate the possibility of
cross-threading.
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Ease of assembly. |
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BenchPro™ benches are the easiest to assemble too. The
competitors supply an eight-page assembly manual and a big bag of
assorted fasteners; BenchPro™ benches go together with only
two bolts per leg. That\'s because BenchPro™ pre-assembles the
apron that goes around the bottom of the top and the leg assemblies
through WELDING, then pre-assembles the top to the apron.
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Tops. |
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Weight:
BenchPro™ uses heavy "industrial grade" 45-pound, 1-1/8 thick
solid particle board for the core material. This is the heaviest
grade in the industry.
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Seal:
BenchPro™ seals 5 sides plus the bottom, making the top
watertight, and eliminating the possibility of moisture causing
warpage.
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Ergonomics. |
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For your ergonomic comfort, BenchPro™ offers a 180°
radius front edge on all models at no extra charge.
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Load capacity. |
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While other bench makers claim weight limits of 650 - to - 1200
pounds, BenchPro\'s use of Cinch-Tite™ corner fastening, plus
extensive welding allows us to ensure a 5,000 pound load will never
damage the bench.
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