This is and amazing workbench, a bit pricey, but worth it in my opinion. A lot of reviewers talk about how it took them 5 or more hours toe assemble, I can only say they must not have any DIY skills. Here is how long it took me. I did use a cordless screwdriver for some of it, see hints below. Base assembly: 45 min Drawer assembly: 45 min Install and align draws and doors: 45 min Total assembly time 2 hours 15 min, with 1 person. The only time I had a helper was turning the base over after assembling it. Cleanup took another 30 minutes. I mention that because there is a lot of packing material. And I mean A LOT!! I don’t understand those that say they had bent parts, unless they were bent before being packed. Because I don’t see how anything can get damaged once it’s in the box. HINTS If you use a screw gun, get the longest bit extender you can find, some of the angles will be steep and the screws won’t go in straight. If you don’t have a long extender, use the included screwdriver where needed. Use low speed and torque. The nuts that the screws go in to will strip out if the screw is not straight.

love the tool box, and I bought 3 cabnets to match. after about two years I damage a drawer front, after several atempts I finally talked to someone, and they don't service any parts to there products. they warranty their product for one year and after that your out of luck. I'm very disappointed because this cost alot.

I purchased this almost two years ago in early 2021 after relocating to another state. I moved from a house with a separate workshop to one with only a two car garage. I parted with a large number of tools and kept the essentials. I had several large plastic bins full of what I kept so I needed a workbench with a wood top to store the tools and for a place to work on small jobs. I was attracted to this Seville Classic for a number of reasons: price, size, amount of drawers, nice hardwood top, and attractiveness. It took me about four hours to assemble it. There was plenty of room to hold the tools that I brought with me. I would add that I was cautious not to overload the drawers. After two years of ownership I have mixed feelings about this purchase because of one problem: a number of the drawers do not freely open the full length because of sagging. I have emptied the drawers to see if there was something that I could do to remedy this but I had no solution. I now have to lift up when pulling the drawers out for them to fully open and the large doors on the bottom get caught on the drawers immediately above them. I have since looked closer at work benches at Lowes and Home Depot and they appear to be sturdier. At the time I purchased this they were almost double the price. If I had it to do all over again I would have looked closer at them and researched whether they or this had any issues with sagging. Everything else with this bench has been good but I would not recommend this to anyone because of this issue.

I initially was looking to purchase a four-foot workbench, but ended up getting the Seville Rolling Workbench because it was such a DEAL! No matter where I looked this was significantly cheaper. I got the bench in parts (2 large boxes) and could have gotten overwhelmed just reading the parts list...but I pressed on. It took me a little over four hours to methodically assemble the parts (including the 200 screws) and after tightening the last screw, all the drawers opened and closed perfectly and the wheels made it very easy to maneuver into place.

Still not recovered my order since October last year

Awesome workbench toolbox. The work surface is an inch and a half thick witch is pretty impressive.

not as hard as i expected to put it together.but i did expected to be heavier duty

Was not hard to put together (3-1/2) hours by myself. Two pieces bent. Had to straighten out

Needing a bottom drawer part. No number on part. It’s the black little snap part on the drawer glider.

Handlers ran fortlift into side and bent two pieces. Did not notice until trying to put together.