Upper Shelf

Technibench (Midlands)

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A durable post-mounted shelf for storage Design Built with a rounded steel tube frame and HPL MDF surface, our upper shelf provides the ideal surface above your bench for monitoring equipment or storage of boxed goods. The upper shelf requires fitment of full height rear support posts. Features Rigid steel frame construction Toolless installation with large thumb nuts 18mm MDF HPL suraface Can be mounted at a range of heights on rear posts Powdercoat BS 00A05 Grey Available in 300mm and 450mm depths Bespoke All shelves are manufactured to order, so if what you see here is close but not quite t

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Registered at Companies House as TECHNIBENCH (MIDLANDS) LIMITED, number 17106271. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Upper Shelf

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