Poor quality wood top. Several defects and damaged areas on wood surface. See photos. Metal framing and supports were ok. Instructions were to leave the wood top in cardboard while installing to prevent scratching. We did this exactly, so defects were not discovered until the workbench was assembled. Not satisfied with this purchase. Item is large and too heavy to repack and return. Sams Club can you help?

I put one together this morning. Very well engineered but if you aren't mechanically inclined, you may want to get someone to help assemble it. There's a lot of parts to put together. It's extremely heavy and stable. Well worth the asking price.

The workbench is awesome. Shipping on the other hand isn't the best. The first table I ordered was badly damaged during shipping. The replacement table was also damaged in spots during shipping but the damage was minimal so I'm deciding to keep it. Just something to keep in mind if you try to order this.

I love this table top with one exception- the rubber on the feet stains my LVP flooring yellow. I put plastic under the corners and it is now also staining the plastic as well. I have had this table in 3 different houses and use it as a multi screen work station for my remote work. Its perfect except for those feet.

I knew when I redid my garage that I would need storage cabinets. After seeing these at a friends house I knew these were the ones. Easy to put together. The packaging could be a little better…some panels had some damage but it’s not enough to not give 5 stars.

I bought two full-size and upper cabinet sets. Excellent packaging, with no transport damage. Lengthy assembly, but not hard. Supplied magnetic screwdriver is almost the only necessary tool. Very good instructions (tucked into box end, not obvious). Solid, good-looking and well-designed. Sturdy. Shelves adjust easily.

Really like the finished product, but assembly was not the easiest. Many tiny screws have limited access; had to even leave a couple off. Reversed the middle drawer holder; ensure they are all facing the same direction when assembling. Really this is an awesome value....just be prepared to spend allot of time assembling.

I have the exact same bench from a couple years ago, which advertised a solid hardwood top. It did in fact have a solid hardwood top with the end grain showing. This top has unsightly end grain with a small veneer of hardwood, maybe 3/16 of an inch. The rest is 3/4 boards lined up with a totally different finish, and it looks awful. It's in the middle of the room and it looks like I made it in middle school. Why ruin a wonderful top by using what looks like scrap lumber? I would give my old bench 5 stars, this one 3 because of the top.

Sturdy, im 220ish and can get up and stand on it with no worry. Does not lock very well. The drawer on the right, above the swinging doors will stick sometimes to the door itself. Not bad. I like. I'd add a photo of me standing on it but it's not uploading.

I got one for my garage work bench. It's solid and I love how thick the wood is. My wife decided it looked good enough to get one for the kitchen, now we have a place for a fruit basket, air fryer, and rice cooker. Got another one for my kid to do art on. Later my work got a new building and I got 10, yes, TEN of them for the new facility. While these are not perfect, you will not find a better value with a solid wood top work bench. The 72" wide bench will give plenty of space. Later I made my desk out of one, and put marble look shelf liner on top, with a giant mouse pad for the keyboard as well. Added a keyboard drawer for writing. I am typing on it right now. Has plenty of space for 2 27" monitors with a hanging stand and a large CPU tower. For reference, I do not like the cheap cabinets from this brand, they're flimsy. I am very picky about things lasting a long time. I want to warn you that although the legs are sturdy, they have small welds holding them together. Under normal use they will not be a problem, just don't abuse them. They can hold a lot of weight, and can be moved around without a problem, but if you were to do something that could tweak the legs, I would be afraid it could weaken them and decrease the lifespan. As you can see, I am confident enough to get these for an industrial setting but nobody will be bumping them with vehicles. For another reference, the ones at the box stores with the brand names are built the same way and have thinner tops with 2x the price. I recommend these. (you could, of course, spend 20x the price for a heavy duty one that is literally made for heavy industry, but you will need a forklift to move it. I have done my research on workbenches.