Dress Code at Raplab

Using the term «dress code» in connection with a workshop may be a little confusing at first. Of course, the definition of certain clothing rules is not about imposing on our users how colourful or not they should appear at our facilities. It is, once again, all about safety. Below you find a choice of outfits we recomand as suitable for a workshop and e few exaples we not wish to see. And we would like to point out in advance: the Raplab staff will kindly but firmly remind you to make adjustments in case of need.

How to dress?

Exposed skin, inappropriate footwear, water bottles or food, bags and loose clothing are not considered appropriate when entering any workshop.
Wear cloths that are not too loose-fitting and protect your skin. Wear shoes that are closed and have a good rubber sole. Leave jackets, bags and food in your studio.
Long hair or loose items of clothing pose a risk; they can get caught in the rotating tool!
Without clothes hanging down and hair tied back, work feels much safer. Your full attention lays on the job.
Put jewellery like rings, necklaces or loose bracelets away before you do any manual work.
You can work safely without jewellery or fingers exposed to moving tools.