Pre drilled holes in the side profile allow easier installation and removal of trellis support poles and safe travel through the aisles.

Our design has eliminated all sharp edges and we've even beveled the edges on the side rails so they are comfortable to lean against.

Our unique aluminum extrusions have a wall thickness of 0.10", and our galvanized metal components are 18 gauge. We include steel cross bars every 18" for standard benches, upgradeable to 12" spacing upon request.

Manufactured by Staal Plast on a new modern state-of-the-art co-extruder line, the trays are made using virgin UV-stable High Impact Polystyrene with 3 mm of standard thickness in 3 layers. The top layer is food safe, unlike many other tray options. 

Rolling benches can increase the canopy in a grow room by up to 33% by removing all but one aisle. 

Our anti flip bracket guarantees safety from the bench tops tipping over and prevent injury/damage to plants. 

Simply push or pull the bench top with one hand to slide back and forth. Our 1 7/8" roll bar allows for easy roll when loaded with plants. 

More expensive, lighter duty, poor ergonomics, outside trellis, 5" tall flood trays (impractical), no tray reinforcement, cool colors

Much more expensive, heavier duty (overbuilt for single-tier), less ergonomic, 8' increments only, sturdy but slow mobility system, track based

More expensive, equally heavy duty, low lead times

Much more expensive, mobile grow rack systems only (overbuilt for single-tier growing)

Do not make their own benches. Expect to pay a reseller premium.

Equivalent price, considerably lighter duty, less ergonomic (frequent snagging), light duty trellis

Equivalent price, lighter duty, less ergonomic, outside trellis

Less expensive, lightest duty (cannot support much weight), not ergonomic, outside trellis, long lead times, 25% import tax, shipping still expensive

Provided they are heavy duty, single-tier benches are low entry cost, efficient, high output growing solutions for indoor and greenhouse operations. Although plants grow larger and require longer veg terms, there are savings in power, labor, and water. Systems maintenance is considerably more straightforward, and overall the system is easier to manage.

Similar to single-tier rolling benches, single-tier track based benches are sturdy, straightforward to manage, low cost of entry, and are similarly oriented towards large plants and fewer harvests.

Eye wateringly expensive, but also a good long game play if you're growing large volumes of small plants with faster turnover. Be aware multi-tier systems are complex, require meticulous planning, and are just one of the many considerable expenses in multi-tier growing systems, including high LED lighting costs, circulation, power, HVAC, and more. There's also a good argument in favor of four-tier over three-tier. Two-tier systems are not recommended.

We can't think of a compelling reason to recommend these. Start-up costs add up, and we understand the temptation to get operations online and focus on improvements later, but you're better off saving for a robust benching/racking solution which will grow with you. More often than not, light duty benches warp under weight, don't last, and require replacement.

Considerably more expensive than other single-tier systems for what you get. For this reason, we cannot recommend them. These are essentially the same as multi-tier track systems, and are therefore dramatically overbuilt for single-tier applications. The first tier is designed to support three or even four tiers, distorting the cost/benefit and resulting in a high cost, overbuilt bench.