Workbench height

[donnam]

What is the height of your work bench or table for making glass beads? My husband will be building my bench area soon, but I am not sure what height I will need. I am thinking around 35 inches...suggestions would be appreciated!!
Thank you!!
Donna

[Beyond the Bead]

My husband built mine at 35", so that with hardibacker and tile, the torch sits at 36" off the floor. I like to stand up when I torch, and I also have a tall stool if I want to "Perch".

Now, if I just had electricity...
:waving:

[SheilaM]

30" from floor to top of counter is sit height.
36" to top of counter is stand up height.
In the Scientific Lab casework world.
:)

[cbm66]

We put out counter at 35 inches ( my husband and I are of shorter stock :razz: ) and he likes to stand and I like to sit, so with a tall adjustable chair we can do either. Have a great time building your studio!
Aloha, Chris

[Just Nancy]

My husband built mine for stained glass years ago. It is in the stand height variety. Probably 36". I will be building another in the future and it will be right there at 35/36" (and inch one way or the other won't bother me).

I am some what short (5'5") and I usually sit but sometimes stand.

[A.Loomis]

Mine is 36" and I have a stool:
http://www.angelasdiner.com/about.htm at the bottom of the page

I usually sit, and get my nose WAY too close to the torch LOL!!

A

[loribeads]

36" and I have a drafting chair. I love it since I am short enough (5'3") to stand and work if I want to.

[donnam]

Thank you all for your replies. It is much appreciated.
Donna