This is a great work branch. Everything went together just like it was suppose to. Easy to assemble. My husband’s back went out that morning so I put the whole thing together. Just had to get someone to help me turn it over due to the weight of it and it being too big for just one person to flip it. But we are very pleased with it. Would highly recommend.

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.

My two kids ages 11 and 12 unboxed this thing, read the directions, and assembled it in about 4 hours. So if you see any adults in the comments complaining about assembly, skip their review! I had this delivered and that went smoothly and it arrived 2 weeks ahead of schedule. The toolbox is sturdy and worth more than what I paid! This is a deal. I am glad I held out and waited for it to come back in stock at Sams!

Very wide work bench, love the bright red color, made well. Instructions were detailed and parts labeled correctly. Does take time to construct and very heavy. Wood too is stylish. Entire bench sturdy and heavy duty. Nice size drawers. Cokes with keys. Great value for money

I purchased this to use as a work bench/cabinet for an outdoor kitchen. It is excellent for storing the necessary tools and supplies for grilling and smoking (I know its a rolling tool chest/workbench, but it works well for a cabinet). It does take a while to assemble, but the instructions are well written and the parts are well engineered and go together easily. I would suggest that you have help assembling due to the size and weight of the workbench.

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!

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.

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.

Bought this last month. It allowed me to finally get my work area organized. Added the top cabinets and peg board to complete the change. Most reviews complain about time to assemble, for the 2-3 hundred dollars I save from buying other brands. I'm okay with a bit of assembly. Follow the instructions and it goes pretty smooth. Only issue which the instructions don't address is there are a few screws that are in difficult places to get to. I however removed a couple of pre assembled drawer slides and was able to get to those position with a bit more ease. I mounted a 180 degree vise with out it being any problem with the drawer operation. It looks nice and for just a weekend tinkerer it should last me for years. One other tip would be to get a smaller piece of wood for your main work area. The wood top is shiny but can easily be surface scratched. A 2'x3'x1/2" piece of wood gives me a work area for just working without scratching the top.

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.