So satisfying to have received this meticulously packaged product with legible instructions and in perfect condition. Patience was required to assemble and a second set of hands at times, yet everything fit together perfectly and remarkable the only tool needed was a magnetic screwdriver which came with the product. This review is for both an 11 drawer rolling workbench and a 36” rolling cabinet and accompanying top storage locker. Two thumbs up!

I bought this to replace the small tool chest I had and I'm so glad I did. Lots of space and it looks great. I also love the hardwood top which I use to build models with my son. Draws are also very smooth which I love and on either side of the workbench, there are holes if you want to add pegs to hang items on the sides. Only downside is that you need to be careful putting this together as I was cut myself 4 different times due to the sharp metal parts that appear after you bend the draws to put them together. Once put together, not an issue. Also, check the delivery very carefully! This was not delivered by Sam's Club; instead, they used a 3rd party delivery service. My box arrived damaged. One of the drawer fronts was completing mangled. I had to contact the manufacturer for a replacement part. Luckily, they were easy to deal with and the part is being shipped to me at no charge; however, the downside is that my workbench is not complete until the replacement part arrives which slows things down about 2 weeks.

I knew I wanted a rolling work bench that had a wood top and drawers with ball-bearing drawer slides. I looked at what other businesses offered before making the decision to purchase a bench online from Sam's Club's website. For me, the decisive factors were the cost and free delivery. The bench required assembling, but the instructions were easy to follow. Included with the bench are non-slip mats cut to size for the drawers. If you're an average Joe who likes a clean, well-organized garage and you want a nice-looking, well-built wood-top work bench, I recommend looking at the bench that Sam's Club offers.

I am putting together a woodshop in a 12x24 shed... and space is at premium (i.e., got to get a LOT into a small space). I checked out the tool cabinets at big box home improvement stores and their workbenches cost a LOT more than this Seville Workbench. Don't get me wrong, their tool cabinets are much more sturdy... but if you don't need that level of ooomph, the Seville is a great option. The assembly process went very smoothly, but it definitely needs 2 people for some of the steps. The finished workbench drawers work very well, but you do need to get used to the resistance at the beginning of pulling out the drawer, and at the end of pushing the drawer back in. The slip-resistant liner for the drawers works perfectly. All my tools, tape measures, tool batteries, etc. stay where they’re put. The wheels for the cabinet are beefy! There are no problems at all with handling/moving a large, heavy work bench around. I showed a friend this work bench, and she had to have one too! No good dead goes unpunished… She purchased one, too, and I had to help her assemble it!

I have yet to receive my workbench. The item is shipped by a seperate company. I have been provided a a link from the shipping company that does not work. I have called the shipping company (Maersk/Pilot Delivering) 4 times. Each time after being on hold my call is disconnected. Requests to schedule delivery from the company's website have also gone without response. Sam's club has been unhelpful at solving this problem. I am writing this review as a last attempt to get some help with this problem.

Box was delivered with broken, open corners. Couldn't detect problems until we emptied boxes and sorted parts (took about an hour, 250 pounds) Assembled immediately, but took two of us hours to do. EIGHT PROBLEMS with construction, design, assembly. (1) back frame right corner was badly dented and bent; paint cracked and peeling as result. (2) right side panel dented and bent; won't accept screws to attach to back frame. (3) cross brace on left front panel badly bent and twisted, so drawer won't close. (4) bracket on large drawer that attaches drawer front to side is broken; drawer broken. (5) 4 pre-drilled holes with anchors were drilled a full inch too far inside from the corner of the front frame; they were correctly drilled on left side, but not on right; so right door can't be hung. How could the factory do this??? Unfathomable. (6) roller bearing on top right drawer bent so badly, drawer won't close. (7) roller bearings are pre-attached to frame badly; drawer "reveals" on front look very bad; not like in picture! (8) brake on one of the casters does not lock the wheel. We took pictures, but not wasting my time posting them here. Take my word for it--a shoddy piece of engineering and delivery! You might get lucky, but I doubt it. There are just too many things to go wrong. And if they can't even pre-drill the holes in the correct places, their quality control is abysmal.

Nice Size. It has a nice height. The included wheels and handles are a plus. The drawers are deep enough for tools and fully extend. The drawers are smooth and of good quality. If you have a chance, take a look at the display at the store to make sure it serves your intended purpose. I like it. If you have large hands, be careful and take your time with the side panels. Putting the screws in didn't provide much room for my hands against the ventilation holes on the side. (Not as bad as a cheese grater, but it did remind me of one.) The instructions at the end points out the use of one sized screw for the drawers but there are only enough screws if you use another screw with a larger head size. (maybe I missed something.) The only flaw was the back panel. there are three metal sheets welded to the back and the center panel had a minor undulation like the person doing the welding couldn't get it to fit. There was no damage to the packaging, so this one flaw, I suspect, was done back at the factory. When putting it together, most of the structure is put together upside down, then the whole unit is flipped over in order to finish putting it together. this is a nice size unit and it has some weight. I was able to flip it, but it would have been better if I asked someone for some help, for safety. Even though I think I'm strong, you don't want this to slip on the cardboard or plastic on the floor. Also make sure the wheels are locked before flipping. You don't want anything getting away from you. Take your time and play safe.

Great product, very sturdy, easy to assemble but takes some time. Take two people to upright after putting casters on. By the way right size casters use to support the weight. Finally package very well to support to a fall out of the delivery truck. Luckily that the driver wasn’t hurt.

I have assembled 7 various Seville Classics UltraHD cabinets for myself and my son. They have all, except this last, fit together like a dream. The holes in the largest draw of this workbench were obviously misaligned requiring pulling the sides together with a clamp to get the screws started. When the draw was installed it did not sit square and required mounting one side at the limit of slotted holes to get it closed with rubbing against the bottom of the front frame. I also discovered hidden damage of the front frame only after attempting to install the bottom panel. Because of its size, state of completion, and foreseen time wasted in requesting a replacement; I decided to repair the damage. The draws are in various states of misalignment in the finished cabinet, but not to degree of malfunction. It is after all just a work bench, not a piece of fine furniture.

Not sure whos idea it was to include industrial cheese graters on the sides but you would make a killing at Kitchenaid. I hit my fingers on the sides trying to put the screws in more times than I would like to count. Death by a thousand cuts has nothing on what the sides of this will do to you.