When I knew I was going to remodel my kitchen, I started looking at mobile kitchen islands and the standard all wood ones either didn't have the features I wanted (not enough drawers) or were too expensive (over $600). I also wanted to use it as a temporary kitchen during remodeling. Yes, it took 2 people about 3 hours to put it together, but it is quite sturdy. I put plates, bowls and serving dishes in the larger left hand drawers and utensils in the smaller right hand drawers. Even after the remodel I prefer keeping everything in it. Everything is very organized, it is an OCD dream, : drawer 1) silverware 2) knives 3) spatulas and wooden spoons 4) wisks and tongs 5) flat graters, etc. 6-8) odds & ends and house tools. I can also roll it over to the dish washer when I unload it; very convenient.

At age 82 it was not a simple job to assemble this workbench but it was worth the effort. It took me 8 hours over several days. The instructions are illustrated and very clear. All the parts lined up and fitted without problem. I made use of clamps that make it simpler to hold things in place while using the screws. Since the bench is build up from the bottom up I needed help to put the finished unit upright. It was just to heavy for me to lift it. All the drawers slide without problem and I particularly like the rubber linings. The unit holds many tools of all kinds. Be careful not to open all the filled drawers at the same time. The unit may very well tilt over. This is a very useful and good looking work bench that can be moved around on its large wheels.

We purchased two of these for our kitchen more than 10 years ago and still have them to this day, i have never had to resurface the top and all the drawers work the same as the day we put them together, yes it was tedious and was heavy when complete but it is a great product

This bench has lots of storage and is fairly well built but a major problem in the drawer design makes it very difficult to operate. The drawer slides have plastic bumpers in the rear that are supposed to serve as a friction lock to prevent unwanted opening of the drawers. This is a safety feature so that too many drawers don't open accidentally such as when moving the bench and tip it over. The problem is that the bumpers are made to hold way too tight and they actually prevent the drawers from closing easily or opening easily. You need a lot of force to open and close - so much so that the drawer fronts bend. When trying to pull the drawers open such force is required that when they do open suddenly all the contents shift. I have been working with the manufacturer but so far they have been unhelpful except to suggest some grease. I tried grease but it does not fix the problem. So far it appears the manufacturer does not want to rectify the problem.

Ultra Heavy-Duty 12-Drawer Rolling Workbench was a purchase that met all of my expectations. The instructions were fairly easy to follow. My only suggestion is that the drawer mats should be a lighter color than black so tools with a dark or black finish can be easily spotted.

It has been said here many times before, but I was also skeptical about the quality of the Seville rolling workbench at such a reasonable price. I was also concerned about having something so heavy shipped to my house as I was sure it would get damaged in transit. Well, I was wrong on both. I just finished assembling the unit and I have to say this is a quality product for the price. It is very well constructed and built to last. From start to finish, the complete assembly from unpack to wipe down will take every bit of 5 hours to complete if done by yourself. It is packaged very well and takes about an hour to unpack and lay out for assembly as each piece is individually wrapped. The assembly instructions are straight forward and easy to understand, but don’t be in a rush as there is much tedious work to be done here. If you take your time and don’t get frustrated, the bench will turn out great. All the screw holes line up fine and don’t be too quick to get out your cordless drill to set all the screws as you take a chance of stripping the nutcerts or the screw heads. Seville does supply a screwdriver and wrench for assembly, but a good magnetic tip screwdriver and a socket set works best. Also, remember not to over tighten any of the hardware. Be gentle on the bolts that fasten the work-top to the frame as you can strip out the threaded inserts if not careful. Also, do not over tighten the small screws that hold the frame or shelves together. Remember to loosely assemble all the parts, including the drawers, then tighten down once lined up. The amount of screws looks overwhelming and you will never think you will get all 8 small drawers built as they take 13 screws each, but you will and when done you will have about 30 screws left over. Again, this is a good product and exceed my expectations, but just don’t rush the assembly and it will turn out great.

I bought the whole set of Seville garage storage items. I have the wall and rolling cabinets and the pegboard as well. This rolling workbench was masterfully packed and nothing was damaged. The assembly will take a few hour even for those who are handy, but it is not complicated, just time consuming. The quality could be a bit better as the drawer fronts are a bit thin and flimsy. That said, I would still buy this workbench again. The drawers are very deep and the top surface is very robust. The drawers slide smoothly on high quality rails. I shopped for tool chests for a few months and you cannot come close to the size and quality of this one without spending hundreds more. I highly recommend this.

I have three of these units and wish I had more. I use them in a commercial machine shop for tool and measuring instrument storage in front of CNC Mills and Lathes. They are not as heavy duty as a dedicated roll away tool box but they are more practical and at a fraction of the cost. Yes they do show finger prints but so does everything in my wifes kitchen(I cant wait for this stainless steel fad to end then maybe we can go back to Grandmas avacodo green and harvest gold). YIKES!!

I received my toolbox/workbench and am excited about getting it together. I ordered this item to get myself organized and garage cleaned up. As soon as I opened the box the first thing I noticed is the big dents from the forklift that picked it up at the warehouse. Then another dent where someone stepped on the box. The metal seems flimsy when your unwrapping everything but once its together its pretty sturdy. Overall for the price its great. I recommend using a cordless drill with a Philips end on it to put this together since it has a tone of screws. 3 stars because its packed so tight in the box the sheet metal is easily bent out of shape and its toooooo much to try and get it back in the box to return.

I bought this cabinet thinking it was the perfect cabinet for the price. Unfortunately, the faces are not true stainless steel. I am in Florida, and beware... humidity makes it rust. The construction is good. The drawer rollers are very good, the painted surfaces are actually quite good. But I am disappointed. I wish I had known and I would have painted the drawer faces before assembly. Nothing was spilled on these surfaces... just ambient humidity caused the damage. Photos attached.