48" Adjustable Work Bench, Rubber Wood Top Workbench Heavy-Duty Work Table with Power Outlet, 2000 LBS Load Capacity Hardwood Work Benches for Garage, Workshop, Home, Office, Easy Assembly

I love this! After waiting a full year for my husband to build me a pressing stand for my quilting, I finally broke down and bough this, hoping it would work. My husband assembled it today. The table topper is super sturdy and has a lovely finish. I have it raised to 37.5” to use it as an ironing surface for my quilts. My hubby sawed off 1.5” in width to exactly match the footprint of my wool pressing mat. I love that it has sturdy wheels that pivot as needed, with brakes that are easy to set. The power strip is useful. I tried to share a photo but couldn’t complete that. Highly recommend.

The best packing table ever! The price was very affordable as opposed to other places, and it was even more easier to assemble than the high priced ones. I assembled two in under an hour. The table is very sturdy and strong, with additional outlets. You can’t get any better than this!

Researched different brands and models, this is very well made and was easy to assemble. Right height and length for multi purpose use. Arrived on time and in perfect condition- shipping and package was NOT scratched or dented as other reviews listed.

Table top is a nice solid piece. The frame is solid and the wheels roll very smoothly. Setup was simple and took approximately 15 minutes from box to full assembly. Unfortunately the table and frame did come damaged as shown in the pictures. I didn’t notice the damage until after I had completed setup so I decided it wasn’t worth it to disassemble and return. Table is still functional although I would suggest you inspect each piece before assembly.

It was easy to assemble, strong, and looks great. I am using it as a desk and I love it.Thank you!

Very easy to put together and looks great! Perfect addition to my craft room.

Easy to assemble, and seems very well built and very sturdy. There is a lot of height adjustment, and the feet adjust to account for an uneven floor. The small power strip is an unnecessary but welcome addition. The only question really is the durability of the top, given that it is only about an inch thick and purported to be made of a wood that may or not actually be found in nature. But that also is relative to how you use it. I do not intend this workbench for anything strenuous it should be fine. If you have heavier needs, you would likely buy a heavier bench. At only about $170 I think it’s a great value and I’m very pleased. Note: Mine arrived with the carton completely open on one end, with minor damage to the wood. The seller made a small adjustment to the price and I was happy to keep it.

The GOOD; I ordered 2 of the 60" wide workbenches with the braked swivel wheels and partition. The swivel casters are very nice and have long threads that mount into the adjustable height legs. The optional partition mounts under the table between the legs and offers a lot of extra stability and storage to the table. The wood top is excellent and is predrilled to accept the brackets and adjustable legs. Additionally, the built in power strip makes mounting power tools a snap. The wordless instruction booklet is easy to follow.The BAD; Be careful as the shipping weight of the 60" unit is 90 lbs. It is best to disassemble the unit and move the components separately to your assembly area. The packing is excellent with heavy duty corrugated and every component is wrapped and protected with plenty of foam panels to protect your table during shipping. (Pity the poor FedEX driver who handled the delivery.)The UGLY; As nice as the major components, design, and packaging are, the mfg falls down with their fastener and inserts. The instruction booklet cautions the owner to keep all the fasteners loose during assembley to allow for adjustments. I ALWAYS hand tighten the fasteners to assure everything lines up during assembly. Sadly, even at finger tight some of the bolts just spun and were obvioulsly stripped. Even though I just use a 1/4 drive ratchet and sockets at final assembly, there was no saving some of these crap bolts and inserts. This means you will have to improvise with your own nuts and bolts. Both of my new tables had the same problem so expect this to happen on all of them.Prepare yourself with your own extra fasteners and you won't be disappointed as you assemble these benches.