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Scratch & Dent Workbenches

Workbenches carrying a cosmetic scratch or dent, listed one unit at a time.

Cosmetic Blemishes

Benches with a mark on them

Scratch and dent means what it says. A bench picked up a scuff, a scratch or a dent somewhere between the plant and the floor, and the mark is on the surface rather than in the structure. Nothing about how the bench works changes.

What is on the page right now: an adjustable height bench with a 30-inch deep hardwood top, and a heavy-duty adjustable height bench at 48 inches wide by 28 inches deep with a painted steel top. Both raise and lower, so the work surface sets where the job needs it.

These are one-off units, not stocked items. When one sells it comes off the page, so the list here changes as units move.

What to expect

Before You Buy

What to expect

Every unit here has its own history, so read the individual listing. The condition on one bench tells you nothing about the next one.

If you need a matched set, a specific size, or more than one of anything, start with our standard workbench pages instead. This page is for the units that came through with a mark.

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Key Features

  • Adjustable height frames
  • 30-inch deep hardwood top option
  • 48" W x 28" D painted steel top option
  • Cosmetic blemishes on otherwise working benches
  • One-off units, availability changes as they sell

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