LARBANKE 120 cm heavy-duty workbench with adjustable height, rubber wood top and power strip
Product description
If you want a serious work surface that you can adapt to the way you actually work, this LARBANKE bench is built around the right idea: adjust the height, keep things mobile with lockable wheels, and add a power strip so you’re not hunting for extension leads mid-job. On paper it’s positioned as a workshop-style desk you can also live with at home or in an office.
That said, it’s not for everyone. The added features (wheels, multiple height steps, integrated power) matter most if you expect to move the bench around and use tools or chargers directly on the surface. If you’re after a simple fixed table and don’t need the power side of things, you may find it a bit of an overbuild.
The essentials
This is a 120 cm workbench with a rubber wood top that’s shaped more like a work surface than a typical office desk. It’s surrounded by precision scales, which is meant to make measuring and cutting directly on the table more convenient and faster.
The height is adjustable via a knob and set to five different levels. The stated range is 85–105 cm, so you can switch between a sitting and a standing working posture.
It also includes ETL certified sockets: two AC sockets plus two USB sockets, along with a power switch. There’s a cable length of 180 cm, and the placement is intended for powering everyday workshop and desk devices such as phones, desk lamps and tools.
Key takeaways
Where it feels most “worth considering” is the combination. A heavy-duty worktop that you can move (4 heavy-duty 360° wheels with locks) plus an integrated power strip is the kind of setup that reduces friction during a project.
Worth noting: the bench top is described as having a capacity of 900 kg. However, as with any high-rated capacity claim, real-world performance still depends on how you load it and what your work involves. If your tasks are dynamic (pressing, hammering, clamping), it’s sensible to think about stability and how the height setting affects your working posture.
It’s a solid pick if you’re setting up a workshop corner, a garage work zone, or a dedicated office space where you want more than “just a desk”. It might not be a great match if you want a super-compact bench or you prefer a fully stripped-down table without built-in electrics.
What you’ll notice day to day
On the surface, the rubber wood top is sized at 120 x 50 x 3 cm, so you get a broad working area without taking over the whole room. The precision scales around the worktop are aimed at reducing back-and-forth between your measuring tool and your cutting or marking.
The adjustable height is the daily driver here. When you switch from lighter tasks to ones where you’d rather stand, you don’t need to move everything around—just dial in the height to suit. It’s designed to give you that sitting/standing freedom and, in the manufacturer’s framing, improve workflow efficiency.
The brake wheels are a practical detail: you can move the bench around the workshop or room without lifting a heavy object, and the locks are there to keep it where you need it once positioned.
And the power strip can be genuinely handy. If you’re charging a phone while you work, powering a desk lamp, or running smaller tools directly from the bench, the integrated sockets and power switch reduce the constant plugging/unplugging dance.
Tech summary
- Size (worktop): 120 x 50 x 3 cm
- Adjustable height range: 85–105 cm (five height settings)
- Worktop capacity: 900 kg
- Wheels: 4 heavy-duty 360° wheels with locks
- Power strip: 2 AC sockets, 2 USB sockets, power switch
- Cable length: 180 cm
- Certification: ETL certified sockets
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you’re building a multi-purpose workspace—workshop in the garage, a home office that can handle practical tasks, or a bedroom/office setup where you don’t want a separate tool table and a separate charging setup.
It’s not for you if your priorities are simplicity and minimal features. If you never use power at the bench and you don’t need height adjustment, you’ll likely feel like you’re paying for functionality you won’t use. Also, if you’re expecting a lightweight table that you can casually move without planning, the “heavy-duty” direction suggests it’s meant to be positioned and used rather than constantly carried around.
Everyday use: a quick example
Imagine you’re doing a small DIY or workshop task—measuring a piece, marking it, and then cutting. With the precision scales around the surface, you can measure directly on the bench rather than moving your workpiece between different tools or surfaces. Once you’ve got the height dialled in (sitting or standing), you can keep going without hunching or stretching. When it’s time to power something like a lamp or charge a tool, the integrated sockets and 180 cm cable help keep everything in reach.
Is it worth it?
This LARBANKE bench is worth buying if you want a heavy-duty work surface with adjustable height, lockable 360° wheels, and ETL certified power already built in—especially if your use sits somewhere between workshop work and everyday desk tasks.
You may want to skip it if you only need a fixed table for light, occasional use, or if you don’t want electrics and mobility features in the same piece of furniture. As always, before you commit, it’s worth checking the space you have for the 120 x 50 cm footprint and deciding whether the 85–105 cm adjustment range and built-in sockets fit your actual routine.
FAQs
Does it include power sockets on the bench?
Yes. It’s described as having a power strip with two AC sockets, two USB sockets, a power switch, and an 180 cm cable length.
How many height settings does it have?
It has five different height settings, adjustable between 85–105 cm.
Can you move it and then lock it in place?
Yes. There are four heavy-duty 360° wheels with locks for mobility and direction control.
What size is the worktop?
The worktop is stated as 120 x 50 x 3 cm.