Recently moved and given the choice between building or buying a new workbench did some on line research. Saw the 48 inch model elsewhere and tracked down this one. A very solid workbench that looks awesome! Beautiful finish on both the supports and the top. Even my wife commented on the furniture like finish. I may shed a tear or two when I start to put the inevitable nicks and scrapes into it. Easy assembly but the top is awfully heavy. Not as deep as my old bench but I'll just have to adapt. Also purchased their adjustable rolling stool that I am very satisfied with. This company seems to have a great product line.

This workbench has the right height. I'm 6'3" and need to bend over while working. With this one not necessary! Because of the extra height .... you can store a lot of stuff underneath also. Pretty sturdy by the way. Besides that.... I have a lot of Seville Classic benches and cabinets. I like them a lot it's good quality for the price and they look good (If not professional).

Excellent piece of kit as usual. I have another workbench with high shelf and striplight and another (six leg) flat bench as well as this one. Just like the others from the same manufacturer, this is a solidly built bench with a tough, durable and great looking wooden worktop. Very heavy duty but very easy to assemble. A nice looking, well made, quality item at an incredible price.

I love the ability to adjust the height and it still remains strong. The ability to balance this bench was a real selling point for me, because I needed a level surface to work on. The wood is sanded smooth and it has a sealing coat on it. All in all a very good purchase for me. Oh, it's heavy, so get a friend to help you assemble it.

This is the second of these Height Adjustable Workbenches I have purchased! This workbench is solid; and the ability to customize the height is a huge bonus. Too many workbenches are preset at a height level that is not optimum for my hobbies. To be able to adjust the worktop to a level that works for me is the best!

Heavy Duty work table is great i hope, one of the leg adjusters doesn't seem right, its crooked so the screw in peice is crooked. So i only hope it stays up like i need it to.because i purchased it for a freeze dryer and another heavy machine. So it does concern me a bit. The table is super heavy and good quality just a bit concerned about the adjuster

I had been looking for a workbench that I could turn into a mobile work station and I spent a good while looking for something that didn't break the bank I bought 2 of these 72 inch long and ordered the castors straight from Seville Classics and I am really pleased with the quality and versatility of how they work the only thing is they are hard to adjust the height with one person but in the end I have a 50"X72" work station once I clamp them together and can get at my projects from 360 degrees!! Love it! and the Price to from Sams! Now to try to find some drawers to install under them?

Awesome! Bought this for my daughter to use in her business. It's a very sturdy piece and would work well in assembling and cutting pieces for her products. She likes the look so much that she is afraid to make any marks in the surface of the table. I'm considering protecting the top with plexiglass so she can really use it.

It’s a very solid table, better than I expected. The wood is almost too pretty for my workshop. Assembly was easy (use a socket wrench instead of the tool provided, you’ll thank me later), took less than 20 minutes. Hardest part was finding my wife to help flip it back over.

My second build. It was easy to do by myself as I took the parts out in my PU. The table top upsidedown in the back of my pu. Put the bottom cardboard on the floor and all the parts spread out. I put it all together then pulled the cardboard with the assembled table until the center of gravity was off the PU. I slowly tipped the table on it's end on the cardboard on the floor. Then continued to tip it onto it's legs. It's a very sturdy table. It has a few imperfections in the top, but it's a work table. And no one who's been in my shop has noticed those imperfections. They have all commented on how nice it looks. It is a heavy duty table. I will eventually be drilling holes to mount my vice, however at this time I have it clamped until I am certain where I want to mount it. I believe it is built to last a lifetime.