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Our company furniture is known for its adjustability and the variety of heights and widths to customize the workspace for each lab requirement. Our company has added space-saving accessories to the Bench line. The Tilt Shelf offers a perfect solution if there is a need to store monitors up above the desktop level, yet have them at a comfortable viewing position. This incredibly strong shelf comes with a metal lip in the front to keep the monitors safely on the shelf, as well as a metal track and strap to hold them securely. The tilt can be set to a 14 degree angle, and attaches to the legs of the Bench at any height in one inch increments. A simple, compact Tilting Keyboard Tray with Mouse Shelf can be added to shelves above the main work surface for comfortable keyboarding. The attached mouse shelf hangs below the keyboard tray, minimizing the overall dimensions of this handy metal accessory.

How easy is it to assemble a Cart? (Or, as one of our dear customers put it, is it one-swear-word job, a two-swear-word job, or a three-swear-word job?) For the most part they are very easy to assemble. Typically, it takes between 45 minutes and an hour and a half to assemble (depending on size of Cart and accessories you are adding). The instructions are straight forward, easy to read, and we have a great support staff available weekdays between 6am and 6pm PST to offer additional assistance inshell if needed. It is good to remember that the larger Carts are pretty heavy, and the assembly job can be much easier if there are two people working together. Some of the Carts say "bone" color and some accessories are "putty grey". I''m confused. Are those accessories just for the grey Carts?

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