The SysBENch - Workspace + Storage

[ThisVeteranVlog]

While looking for a good solution to storing my systainers, I also wanted additional horizontal work surface. While most systainer storage solutions (apart from tossing them in the attic) were good enough, they didn't provide anything other than a cabinet storage offering. I also didn't want to spend more than I had to on materials given how expensive sheet goods are at the moment.

So I decided to design my own solution. The design works so well for me that I ended up building 3 SysBENches and plan to build a 4th in the coming months. I've made a video on how to make them and provided premium plans on my website for purchase ($10). Measurements are in metric and imperial.

SysBENch

 

[simnick]

Given the depth, if you had built custom drawers rather than sys-az, could you have put Systainer two deep, frequent in the front and infrequent in the back?

 

[ThisVeteranVlog]

Given the depth, if you had built custom drawers rather than sys-az, could you have put Systainer two deep, frequent in the front and infrequent in the back?

Yes, there would be enough space for two sustainers in a drawer. The real question is whether you can find drawer extensions that are long enough to pull out that far.

 

[jeffinsgf]

Given the depth, if you had built custom drawers rather than sys-az, could you have put Systainer two deep, frequent in the front and infrequent in the back?

Yes, there would be enough space for two Systainers in a drawer. The real question is whether you can find drawer extensions that are long enough to pull out that far.

And, you would have lost your knee/leg/feet space. That said, I did my custom drawer unit with 14" full extension slides and came up with a couple different configurations of stops so I can secure any generation of Systainer...I have some of each.

 

[DynaGlide]

[member=73012]BenMarshallDesigns[/member] Thanks for sharing. That's certainly a different approach.

 

[4nthony]

Ha  [big grin]

 

[ThisVeteranVlog]

Given the depth, if you had built custom drawers rather than sys-az, could you have put Systainer two deep, frequent in the front and infrequent in the back?

Yes, there would be enough space for two Systainers in a drawer. The real question is whether you can find drawer extensions that are long enough to pull out that far.

And, you would have lost your knee/leg/feet space. That said, I did my custom drawer unit with 14" full extension slides and came up with a couple different configurations of stops so I can secure any generation of Systainer...I have some of each.

Nice!

 

[ThisVeteranVlog]

[member=73012]BenMarshallDesigns[/member] Thanks for sharing. That's certainly a different approach.

Thanks for checking it out.

 

[ThisVeteranVlog]

Ha  [big grin]

I gotta keep him grounded with that massive ego of his  [cool]