After doing a little bit of digging, these seem to be very similar to the Mott Stage Platform 2,0 x 1,0m ODSC (€559 /£476.67 new on the retailer website I found), if they aren't the actual one. I also stumbled across a similar looking model by a manufacturer named Diprofa, but the images I saw didn't resemble what Laura had quite as well as the Mott. Hope this helps people find ones for their use a bit quicker, depending on how much info a seller provides. Laura, I don't suppose you have specific model info you'd like to put in a pinned comment?

You are my idol

Good old Schnakenberg stage elements. :) I am a sound engineer & stage technician from Germany & share a hate love with these elements. Nice concept, but if you're building a stage with 100 of them, you're getting wasted, because they're really heavy. Great idea, I got a bunch of these old elements too & also decided to use one as workbench. I use the element with a motor & a lift, so i can use it also for working on bikes etc..

that magic arm holding the camera idea is so nice. you always want that camera angle above the middle of the table where a three leg tripod cant reach.

Genius! Prices of second hand stage elements has just skyrocketed! ! 😀

Adam Savage uses doctor's stools as shop stools, Laura uses staging elements for workbenches. I think once you reach a certain level as a maker you start seeing the potential in equipment outside of the standard range of what's found in a shop. Then it turns out that creative hunch leaves you with something that works better for less money than what's available on the market.

Absolutely insane how good these ideas are. Inspirational.

You're always a Sunday morning highlight. Well done.

What a creative build! Additionally, I'm building a cart for my MFT and your power strip solution is a perfect addition - thanks for the great idea.

Yeah! So many cool things in one video! This rusty desk lamp looks amazing!

This is amazing, we have a yearly play that involves a lot of construction, painting and mostly shoddy use of powertools for the set and we use the exact same stage platforms as workbenches for the construction part of the project (and they utlimately go back to be the stage). They are sturdy as hell and the best thing is that they are lent to us by for almost nothing.

Making one of those from scratch is also an option now that you've shown us exactly how they're built. I'm watching this while repairing plastic toys for my kids, I'm really missing my carpentry shed over winter...

It's always enjoyable to watch someone take something and repurpose it, even down to milling the bolt for the bench dog and modifying the f-clamp, it shows a lot of ingenuity.

OUTSTANDING! There is nothing more satisfying than successfully modifying a workspace. Cheers, Laura - Thanks for sharing & Happy Sunday:)

Very creative. Its crazy how many times i had been amazed on they way she sees things and projects she does.

I've been tinkering with making a height adjustable desk/project table. This could work quite well. Glad to have had this channel suggested for me.

I'm obsessed with this concept! So practical!

I love how versatile you have made this!

Re-watching this and i still geek out the moment the lamp / bolt fit perfectly in the grid. 😶🤯

Simply brilliant, Laura! Cologne is gonna be sold out of stage elements in 3...2...1...

I've been looking for a new workbench for a while and was going to make one out of Aluminium extrusions and plywood. I might now try to source one of these stage sections locally to me. Thanks for the idea/suggestion.

This was an interesting project. With a lot of folks you either love "shop organization" videos, or hate them. Me, I'm somewhere in the middle. What I really like about this though, is that it's repurposing an existing product, especially if it can be found used and considerably cheaper than buying something new. I'm not a woodworker so much as a fabricator working with all kinds of materials, so something simple and sturdy like this appeals to me. You really increased the utility of these benches amazingly by drilling the holes and adding the edge details. I don't have the space for something like this right now, but you can be sure this idea has been committed to a short list of "great shop ideas" and I'll be on the lookout for these sorts of "benches" in the future when I'm able to set up my own dedicated shop space.

Laura you’re a genius! Love this idea and the execution... going to look for stage elements online right now...

this is the greatest thing i've ever seen, and i must make one immediately. thank you so much for this Maximum Utility gift, it's such an elegant solution to so many every day challenges.

Really appreciate your verbal/visual organization of all you videos. The information is top notch. Wishing you great continued success.

That is the most creative and functional desk I've ever seen! If I had to make any modifications to it I'd hammer metal inserts into the grid holes so they don't wear out with frequent use.

Looks cool thanks for introducing a new element for the alternative studios

Very nice ideas ! Looks like I'm changing my work bench layout.

So many good ideas in this video! I love the lamp and camera mounts.

Das beste Video! I‘m looking for an MFT , and Festool is so expencive. Best idea ever! I will do it like you.

Using the clamps through the table + the magic arm for filming are both *such* awesome time-savers. Love it!

That rail idea is very nice. Thanks 👍🏼

You are as adorable as your cool projects. Very inspiring! Thanks!

Absolutely love this workbench, I am a wheelchair user so the height adjustability really is something else! Now just hope my new home to be will have space for something this size, especially love the ability to add lighting and cameras, and I love the colour you chose too. Thanks so much, I know people who may be able to find one of these for me.

Excellent way to repurpose something for your use. The height adjustments on those legs are such a great feature. Your videos are such a treat to watch...always look forward to notifications. 😎

smudo's participations are always awesome

Amazing! Simple and elegant in it's function driven design.

Superb craft and creativity. I’m in awe.

Brilliant stuff. I’m glad Smudo loves it too.

One of best videos I've seen in years time. Very insitefull.

it's always fun to watch you work and modify things

I am soooo happy for you Laura! You are so clever!!!

I have been wanting to build a table that is adjustable in height so we can serve as a coffee table as well as a dining room table and a gaming table. This would be absolutely perfect! Thank you so much for sharing.

Genius solutions! What an amazing project! Love your videos, so high quality stuff!

Wauw, what a very nice workbench!! with that handy grid! Wonderful!

Love your videos! Not to mention your ideas.

What a neat bench! Thanks for sharing this.

This is amazing. I love your channel. It's great to see makers who are women. And you're German! Meine Mama kommt aus Mainz.

Great job! Simple and practical, it deserves a blue thumb!!

Love the magic arm for the camera. Really nice! Of course the clamps too.

My new favourite DIY channel!! Everything from Köln is good, even water!! 😊

Very well done!

Great video and adaptation of abandoned hardware from event staging. Making call to get a couple of these right now. 👍🏼

Brilliant !! Allways enjoy your content. Presentation and camera work are top notch ! Thanks for sharing !

You rock Laura! Your content only keeps getting better and better. This project is awesome, im gonna try to find a second hand stage piece as well!

My cat was absolutely mesmerized by this bench modification build video.

Beautiful project, as indeed all your creations. Thanks Laura, your dexterity and your inventiveness are spectacular. I always follow you. SL

Just came across this older video of yours. Awesome bench, love the additions especially the sliding power board.

Super nice, lovely way to share.

Fantastic, so many possibilities for future modifications

Laura is happy.. and I'm jealous. Great job!

Oh that thing you did with the clamp !! PrAcTiCaL to the max ! :) Great video thank you !

Great job and good result. I love recycling !!!

Great video. I really like the different very smart custom Things you added to the table

No video is ever complete without the appearance of Smudo!

Sunday morning, just finished making my coffee and I get a notification about a Laura Kampf video. This is a good morning! Also, awesome work bench! 👍

Nice job. Good idea, upcycling and not having to start from scratch. 👍

I love Smudo 🤩 such a funny dog , and his name suits him so well 🥰

Fantastic, Laura! I’ve been wondering where you got these for so long. Can’t believe I didn’t think of stage elements! I’d love to motorise at least one so I can load them low and raise them up. Thanks for the video 👍

Your amazing at your skill set l know it takes alot of work for the videos u make thank you for sharing your thoughts and projects

Clever, pragmatic and stylish!

VERY cool. I didn't realize the whole didn't go across the entire top. And I also thought you were going to put a plastic sheet on top. But your mods are FANTASTIC. It's awesome that you build what you need, instead of waiting for someone else to sell it. (Hi Smudo)

I love your projects Laura. Thanks for this interesting video !!! I really liked the versatility of your table and I bought a used Rosco Nivoflex that I also use as a work table. The best workbench I have ever had. Great idea!!!!

Excelente!! Voy a tratar de hacerlo. Saludos desde Buenos Aires!

You are simply a creative genius with an unmatched zeal for life. Ich liebe dich! ❤️

This is the first video of yours I have watched, very impressed with the content and the project.

Brilliant creativity. Kudos.

Excellent as usual.

Love this idea. I really need to add a power strip to my workbench.

Fantástico trabajo! !! Me gusta mucho! !! Gracias por tu trabajo y por compartirlo.

A movable power strip!? Great idea! The bench modifications look perfect for your setup and are very inspiring. Another awesome video :) Also your pup looks adorable! Always a fun addition to your videos.

Super rad work top! I still need a smaller one, because of lack of space. Something maybe 1/3 of the size.... Anyway, you have a really neat way of designing repurposing and building stuff. I love the dust free cutting etc.

I once saw old hospital beds used as workbenches. They can be height adjusted very easy also and, they have wheels so you can move them in your workshop if needed.

This is really fascinating. Great ideas. Kudos.

This one was REALLY interesting :) And as always performed with great skills

Nice bench! Love it! I built my workbench out of wood and it took me so long to make. I like that your height is adjustable. That's a nice option!

It looks great,simple and useful.

Nice work as always, I love the table !

Nice upgrade for that stage pedestal !

Gen-i-us! Wow, so cool!

You are just... AMAZING !!!! Always enjoying your videos !!!! 😍

That German mind-set of engineering is always the beat! Your modifications are fantastic! I can't believe you'll be able to improve on your videos but maybe so! Love your work Laura. You are by-far one of my favorite professionals. Thank you. and I always love seeing Smoodoe (sp?)

Great idea, I like the look of the studio.

Neat idea! Pegboards are great!

You did a superb work bench. I have seen woodworkers use the uk parf drilling .You did not need this uk drilling guide save your self some money. Laura you make nice woodwork projects.

VERY PRACTICAL. SALUTE YOUR CREATIVITY.

You are a genius. That is so practical! Great video as well.

That's just awesome! Wish these were more easier to find a good price on here. A quick look online have me sticker shock. Love how the elements fold up. That's ideal.

I like your use of Festool.

Well done Laura. Es ist immer wieder so schön zu sehen was du so zauberst!!!!