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I have my layout legs at 4 feet (48"), plus bench work, cork ballast and rail, so around 49" for rail height from the ground. I'm 5'6"...

Thanks for the additional replies and giving me more food for thought. I am going to mock up a couple of different heights and...

The use of a "creeper" to maneuver under the layout is a good idea! RE: " 'There's no right or wrong answer - whatever works for you -...

Window height dictated by county code limited my layout to 36", but part of my layout is at 32", which works well for me when seated...

The height of my layout was dictated by my window height. I didn't want to expose raw benchwork to the outside word. I made a roll...

At 6'1", I am very happy with my 42" tall layout. Tall enough that I don't have to bend over or feel compelled to sit down; short enough...

I just checked mine and it's 49", from the foam base to the floor. I can reach across 2' easily, but I need to be careful on a step...

I was curious about this Thread ....so I measured my layout - (top of layout to floor is 36") Originally James wanted to make my Modular...

here is a video about bench height

Mine is at 48" on the first level rising to about 60" on the third level. Plenty of room to work underneath and there are pop-ups in the...

That height eliminates wasting wood too. a 1x4x8 gives you a whole table leg.

Thanks for all the replies and good information! I am thinking the 48" height is the way to go. As mentioned, probably easier to...

To me the height should be as high as comfortable to operate and still be able to reach the furthest point (At one place on my layout I...

My single level layouts have been at 50” and 54” and I loved either height. The double decker is at 44” and 58” and neither deck seems...

I think mine is now at 52”. I’m just a tad taller than you.