Industrial Workbenches

Custom steel frames are structural or support frames fabricated to your exact dimensions and load requirements. They’re used for equipment support, machinery bases, mezzanine and platform structures, custom workstation frames, commercial fit-out support, and any application where a standard off-the-shelf frame won’t fit or won’t hold the load. At Andee Fabricators, every custom steel frame in Sydney is built from scratch at our Minto workshop to Australian standards.

Yes — every industrial workbench we fabricate is built to your exact height, width, depth, and load requirements. Standard workbench heights don’t suit every job or every operator, so we build to whatever dimension your workflow, machinery, or team actually needs. Just brief us on your requirements and we design around them.

Pricing depends on the size of the bench, steel gauge, load capacity, whether it includes a work surface (steel, timber, or composite), any added features like shelving, drawers, or vices, and the finish. Because every workbench is built to spec, we quote each one individually after understanding your requirements — you get an itemised, transparent price before fabrication begins.

Load capacity is engineered around your specification — steel gauge, leg design, bracing, welding, and top thickness are all sized to handle the loads you tell us about. Whether you need a bench for light assembly work or a heavy-duty industrial workbench for machinery, engine work, or fabrication, we design the structure to safely handle it with an appropriate safety margin.

Yes. Equipment support frames are one of our core custom fabrication jobs — including machinery bases, pump and motor mounts, tank support frames, and structural frames for production equipment. Every frame is designed around the exact footprint, weight, and vibration requirements of the equipment it supports.

Yes. We regularly build custom steel frames for retail, hospitality, and commercial fit-outs across Sydney — including counter frames, display frames, structural fit-out supports, and custom architectural frames. Every frame is built to the shopfitter’s or designer’s specifications and finished ready for installation.

A domestic workbench is designed for occasional use, lighter loads, and hobbyist tasks. An industrial workbench is engineered for daily operational demands — heavier steel gauges, reinforced framing, higher load ratings, and construction that holds up under continuous commercial and industrial use. Every workbench we fabricate at our Minto workshop is built to industrial-grade standards, not domestic.

No. All workbenches and steel frames are fabricated at our Minto workshop and delivered ready for your team, shopfitter, or installer to fit on-site. This keeps our pricing focused on precision fabrication rather than installation labour, and lets you use your preferred installer.

We finish steel workbenches and frames with paint, powder coating, or hot-dip galvanising, chosen based on where the item will be used. Powder coat is common for indoor workshops and commercial fit-outs, galvanising suits high-humidity, wash-down, or outdoor applications, and paint suits standard indoor use. Work surfaces can also be specified in steel, timber, or composite depending on the task.

Lead times depend on the complexity of the frame or bench, steel availability, and finishing requirements. A single workbench turns around faster than a multi-frame commercial fit-out. Once we’ve reviewed your requirements and confirmed drawings, we give you a realistic timeline before you commit — so you can plan around your install or fit-out date.