I spotted this on sale & in stock at Sam's. It is well designed & easy to assemble - 3 hrs. for me taking my time. The wrench & magnetic tip screwdriver worked great (making sure parts were aligned). I used a ratchet wrench only on the pegboard support bolts. I did need to adjust the feet to level it on sloping concrete. All parts & hardware were bagged & labeled for easy ID. Missing were a few metric screws that I made up from my stock. The wood top is thick & great quality. I put a ribbed rubber mat over it (for tools) along with a 20"x 20" ceramic tile (for cutting, etc). I also added a 2-1/2" table clamp vise on one side. I plugged the light into the power strip & then it's cord to a GFCI outlet. The metal pegboard, stainless drawer fronts, & powder coat finish protects it from dampness. This is not a heavy-duty table suitable for equipment repairs, welding, etc. in my opinion, but great for home projects.

This bench I bought as a gift for my husband. I looked on line to compare the prices and quality and this one come up as #1. Putting it together took some time but all parts fit very well and really you need only 2 tools provided by the manufacturer.

Nice workbench, good solid legs and frame. Top is 1.8 inch thick birch wood and finished almost too pretty to work on. Shouldered screws for power strip do not allow for tightening the power strip down, holds it in place until you plug in tools and move stiff cords and then it comes off the screws. No safety hazard just an inconvenience.

This workbench is solid. The butcher block top is heavy and very well built. The weight of the box alone tells anyone that its not cheaply made. The drawers surprised me because they are ball bearing, so they will last and can handle the weight of almost anything you can put in them. They also come with drawer liners pre-cut. The only gripe I have is that the power strip is very cheaply made and its difficult to plug stuff into it.

The desk is generally good, but the QA really hurts the product. I received it with one leg dented, and the top also with a couple of dents, luckly the dents on the top were underneath. I was able to still put it together and the dented leg is in the back and not visible in my case, but this should never have happened. Both damages were obviously before packaging, since the packaging itself was fine, and it takes a LOT of force to dent these legs. It almost looks like the damage it was done even before the leg was coated. Really, Seville? Other than that, the workbench is fine. I was dissapointed a bit to find out the front drawers are actually a single drawer, i thought it was two. But that's fine. Do wish the drop drawer was a bit wider so I can put bigger items up there, and the drawers were maybe a tad deeper. The assembly took about 45 minutes to an hour, after having to disassemble a couple of things because I connected them the wrong way. An electric drill on low torque really helps. Also definitely pay attention in the manual where it says not to fully tighten screws, it's pretty important. I didn't end up using the power strip they included, I chose to use one of my beefier strips. It can be a bit difficult to attach a different strip because the holes they provided were meant for a strip that attaches with two screws, so you may have to improvise if you have something that requires more bolts to get fixed. Most of the confusion I've had during assembly was around the assembly of the upper shelf and the drawer, but youtube helped where the manual frustrated. The other thing is, if you intend to use the rubber grommets when running power cables, be gentle with them, they seem to be pretty delicate (one of mine was damaged while trying to feed the power strip through it.

This product is completely unusable due to a major design flaw. The construction is extremely wobbly, making even moderate use impossible. The board shakes so much it feels like an earthquake, causing your tools to slide off. It's truly a terrible experience—highly disappointing.

This workbench is very sturdy. The parts went together well and the materials are first rate (steel tubing, not formed sheet metal legs). I really like the heavy duty wood work surface and the adjustable feet for leveling the bench. We liked this so well that we bought a second one for use at our house and another for our son-in-law. I can recommend this bench to anyone who might need a workbench of this size.

I was very impressed with the quality of the product, from the secure packaging to the easy to assemble labeled parts, nuts and bolts. Very strong steel frame, with thick butcher block style hardwood table top I'm considering buying a second one to extend my work area , I was not expecting this quality workmanship for the price, I highly recommend it.

I have a bunch of Seville products. I got this particular workbench for a friend that needed a garden/flower bench. I know its a tad on the high side for this usage but I wanted quality and something that won't fall apart and shows class and this does that. All of their products come well packed, great directions, and have extra screws or bolts. It is a great product.

I have to say that this workcenter and the packaging are so perfect that I have to give a 5 stars. Everything that this workcenter needs is included in the package including the pads for the drawer, all kinds of hooks and small tools. The screw driver with magnet is my son's favorite. It was delivered earlier than the scheduled date and with no damage at all. The assembling was easy which was done by my 11 old son. The tabletop is heavy and thick which is very durable and looks nice too. The outlet that came with the workcenter is a great plus. I have nothing to complain about and am definitely highly recommend it.