I love my new workbench from Sam's. The only issue was it cost $143.00 to have it delivered so I went to pick it up. It's quite heavy, 500 lbs heavy. Just fit into my vehicle. I paid someone to put it together, needless to say that person won't work for me anymore. It took 4 hours to put together. I don't know why Sam's can't sell the. Assembled. Other than that it's a great bench. Tons of storage.

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 have put together grills, Ikea furniture, toys and many other things but this work bench was well organized and very straight forward to put together. The directions were clear, the parts were marked properly and it only needs a Philips head screw driver and wrench which they supplied. You can also use a power drill with an extended Philips bit but make sure to put it on low speed to avoid stripping screws. You will also want to use the provided screwdriver in the spots that are close to seams making it difficult to get your drill vertical. My only complaint was the delivery company leaned it against my front steps and put 2 good size dents in the back panel (at a seam of course) which I had to use a soft mallet to pound out. This unit is quality and they even include pads for the drawers so your tools aren't banging around on the metal. This piece is quality and very affordable compared to many others I viewed online.

This is a super-capacity workbench. I am using this in an academic office as a credenza. My only complaint - one piece on the bottom frame is bent which results in a problem with closing the bottom drawer. There was no evidence of damage to the box, so I'm suspicious that it was deformed before it was boxed. I was transitioning between offices and did not want to wait on a replacement piece, so it was not reported to Sam's or the manufacturer.

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!

Love these I have 11 of them and 2 work benches and I movable cart all in my new shop and I'm headed to Wichita 2 hours away to pick up 3 more for our Garage for my wife !! Highly recommend them .Everyone that sees them think I have the neatest most organized shop they've ever seen . My barn builder recommended them cause he's tried all kinds of expensive brand and these hold up better than any of them !

While there were a LOT of screws to put this together, the instructions were very clear, and pieces marked well. Check all the parts carefully though and check the boxes as some pieces are "hidden" inside of others or in the packing material. When putting together make sure to only partially tighten and get all screws for the piece you are working on in first or it WILL make getting all the screws in harder later (I learned that the hard way) and then tighten completely. Even with that I had one corner that I just could not get ligned up right. This bench is VERY heavy, most of that weight is in the wood top. While one person could do a lot of this themselves, two people definitely makes it easier, and is needed especially when almost done and "flipping" upright. Personally I ordered an extra set of swivel wheels to make moving around easier.

Second one I've bought and unlike the first one, this one had a laminated top! Have emailed company ( Daisy hasn't a clue!) she doesn't understand what I'm talking about! SMH! The 2 pictures are of the new and old one I've bought Like these, but not the new top!

Several of the screw holes were stripped so had to leave out some screws. Also two drawers were bent so assembling the back of the large and middle drawer was very difficult as the holes did not line up . I would not buy this again as not worth the money and very dissatisfied.

Well made product. Takes a couple of days for set-up. Only recommendation is that step #9, turning it upright should include "combined, the hardwood top and bottom frame is extremely heavy.. Highly recommend the removal of top from frame prior to up righting the unit". Really pleased with assembly instructions, just takes a bit more time to accomplish.