Mobile Desk

A mechanic’s workflow includes three things that don’t belong on the repair bench: the work-order paperwork, the laptop running the service ticket system, and the basic tools that don’t earn a drawer but still need a home. The Unior Mobile Desk 994 is a rolling, adjustable surface for that overflow; a small footprint for documentation, accessibility for the basic tools, and a locking system that keeps the contents secure when the desk parks for the night.

What it does

The 994 is positioned for three workshop roles:

1. Service-ticket station. A laptop, a clipboard, the receiving-zone paperwork. The mobile desk parks alongside the repair stand for the duration of a service and rolls back to the receiving zone when the job’s done.
2. Auxiliary tool surface. Basic hand tools, cable cutters, a torque wrench, a multi-tool; the items that get used every job but don’t have a dedicated drawer slot in the bench cabinet.
3. Workshop-floor flexibility. The desk moves to where the work is happening rather than tethering the work to a fixed point.

Features

• Mobile and adjustable: rolls between zones; surface adjusts to working-height needs.
• Stable when parked: designed not to roll under load when a mechanic leans on the surface.
• Locking system: documents and tools secured when the desk is unattended.
• Portable work surface: sized for laptop or paperwork plus a small tool count.

The 994 is the right pick for shops where the receiving paperwork and the bench mechanic’s work surface should be physically separated; service desks at one end of the shop, repair zones at the other, with the mobile desk moving paperwork between them. Shops with an integrated reception-and-service desk often skip the mobile desk in favor of a fixed station.

Built in Zreče, Slovenia

Unior has been forging hand tools in Zreče, Slovenia, since 1919, and is the official technical partner of multiple World Tour and downhill teams. The 994 carries the same Premium PLUS sheet-metal construction and central-locking hardware as the rest of the Unior workshop carriage line.

Pro tip from our mechanics

The mobile desk earns its place in shops that run more than one bike at the bench at a time. Three bikes in three different stages of repair means three different sets of paperwork; rolling each set with its bike means the mechanic always has the right ticket next to the right tool. Our broader workshop-layout guide covers when a mobile desk replaces a fixed reception station and when it complements one: How to set up a professional bike workshop →