60" Heavy-Duty Adjustable Workbench for Garage, Rubber Wood Shop Table W/Double Pegboards & Drawer,Hardwood Workstation Weight Capacity Over 2000 Lbs

I use this table in my workshop as a multi-purpose workbench. It is very well built. The legs are heavy duty steel and have a wide range of height adjustment. The surface is very durable, but I added a clear 1.5 mil cover to make cleanup easier and to protect against some of the chemicals I use. One of the best features is the rubber feet. They grab the floor and prevent the table from moving around. They also have height adjustments to prevent wobbling. Assembly took about thirty minutes, and even though tools were included to put the parts together, I used a ratchet and two sockets to speed up the process. Well worth the money. I wish they had a thirty inch width, but the twenty-four inch is adequate. Overall, it’s a solid table.

Was looking for an acceptable solution for a new workbench in my at-home workshop. I actually came across this product while reading reviews for another workbench. From previous reviews it appeared sturdy enough for my needs, and the price was in the ballpark for what I wanted to spend.Packaging. Arrived completely undamaged. Box did not have any dents (delivered by FEDEX). More than sufficient packing materials inside to protect the tabletop. Packaging mainly consisted of foam padding surrounding all pieces.Materials. The top looks nice, though obviously not hardwood. Maybe it's cork wood. I plan to attack a sacrificial top to it anyways. The legs seem to be made of solid metal. No dents. No scratches. Bolts look fine to me, though if you need the table to hold something really heavy you may consider higher quality.Assembly. Easy to put together. Yes, the instructions look like it is a photocopy, of a photocopy, of a photocopy, then reduced in size. I use the camera on my phone to read the directions. NOTE: You will think that they forgot to include all bolts. Some of them are in the small package that holds all extraneous items. The remaining bolts that you will be looking for are already screwed into the legs, so don't get pissed off. Also, I will repeat the advice you hopefully have already read. Only loosely tighten all bolts until all pieces are attached. THEN wrench tighten everything. Don't fight it. Just do it. I took a square to everything and I'm happy to say it did not take much persuasion to assemble the pieces correctly. The workbench seems stable enough for my needs, though I hate seeing all that wasted space underneath so I plan to build some shelves / drawers, which should add to the overall weight and strength.So far, so good. If anything changes I'll update my review.

Like many have mentioned it takes a little time to figure out how to assemble. Some of the bolts are used to hold it in place for shipping in the box and they don't mention that in the instructions. I believe it is going to nice to work at but I do wish there was a handle for the drawer. Another thing that would be nice if they offered one with an outlet strip. I was looking for something with a drawer and outlet strip and had a difficult time finding both so I chose this one due to the drawer. It seems sturdy and the locking wheels are really nice.

Very Sturdy, Well Made Adjustable Height Workshop Table/BenchThe caster wheels are commercial grade.Easy AssemblyI was actually impressedI adjusted this bench to 26-1/2 inch, a perfect height for my Bosch Riuter table top unit. My other workbenches were simply too tall to accommodate the Bosch unit!AHS Workshop Rick

this bench is amazing . very sturdy and durable. Heavy duty and I`m sure it will last for many years to come. the price for it is amazing for what you get. super easy to put together and extremely easy to adjust and use. it is somewhat heavy which is a good thing but I can still move it around by myself. I`ll add a bottom shelf and a couple of addons to make it even better

This table is a real cheap piece of junk. I assembled it quite easily but it is a workbench that is very FRAGILE. The top to this table is basically held on top the frame by 4 screws with no bracing. The very first time I moved the table using the wheels the table top popped off when the screws pulled out. I think I can fix it by welding on a couple of braces but it you can't weld be prepared to throw this away. I am really suspicious about all of the 5 star reviews. I can not believe that these customers actually used this work table. I would give this 0 stars if I could.

Utilizes work space well!Sturdy made wellEasy to assemble

I purchased this workbench several months ago. Recently, I noticed that the bench surface had developed a crack that ran for about a foot. The crack wasn't currently causing any problem, but I didn't know if it would get worse, so I contacted the seller. They requested pictures, which I sent, and they quickly shipped me a whole new workbench. GREAT, RESPONSIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE!I love the workbench. It is solid and has a great drawer for small tools. Assembling the workbench can be confusing, so here are a few comments:For safe shipping, the workbench comes partially assembled, but many parts are not in the right place.The 2 pegboards are both on one leg. They need to be separated and one put on each leg.The bolts holding the leg pieces together are actually used for other purposes. The bolts with black handles are actually used to hold the leg pieces together. The best way to assemble the workbench is to take everything apart and then follow the instructions.A couple of additional comments. The holes on the bottom of the legs which support 1 and 2 screw into are not the same on both sides, because support 1 and 2 have different hole spacing, so you need to make sure the legs are put on facing the right direction.The holes on the bottom of the tabletop are not entirely symetrical, because the holes for the drawer tracks are closer to one side (the side with support 2)Once you see how everything fits together it makes perfect sense. The instructions need to be improved.