i am mid 60s and have never had a single point storage of tools in my life. just numerous boxes. for the price this is a great value. and has the DIY in mind. solo assemly, with unpacking, i had the skeleton of the box together in 1-1/2 hours. the next day i assembled the drawers in a little over an hour. the next day i completed the project in 1-1/2 hours. very pleased with the end product. also found and ordered a pair of swivel wheels on the internet so i can move it however i wish. there are some tricky details to putting it together, however, DIY will not mind this upon seeing the finished product. looking back, the only detail i wish i had done is starting every screw by hand. i didn't cross thread any, but people who have assembled this will know what i am talking about. i only have my own impatience to blame. screw count was amazingly accurate. like the detail of the extra bag though. whoever thought of that should get a raise. packaging is tremendous. probably took a team of engineers just to do that, and, you can build a small house in your backyard with packing material. seems a shame to put all that material into a landfill. glad i found this and glad i did it. my only complaint is i wish it had three more small drawers. i just have accumulated too much stuff in my years.

I had the workbench shipped because the product weight was well over 200#; it was a good deal since I signed up for the additional savings club plan with no added expense. The workbench came in two boxes and a pallet. All the parts were labeled (even the screws) and easy to find. The instructions were well illustrated and complete. The total assembly from un-packaging to filling the drawers with parts took about 4 to 5 hours (just to give you an idea of the number of parts). The bench is quite impressive. Solidly built with a butcher block 1.5" thick maple top. They even through in drawer pads to reduce scratching and rust. Now I'm thinking about the shelving units...

Have had the 48 upright cabinet for 5 years (including 2 disassemblies, move, reassemble) and very satisfied. Purchased the rolling workbench recently. Good instructions. However cabinet came with 2 incorrect hinges. contacted vendor as referenced in instruction manual and they were very responsive. Mailed correct hinges right away. Very satisfied overall.

Worth it once assembled. Assembly takes quite awhile. There are several pieces that require assembler to be at awkward angles or in a very limited space. The drawer slides were pre assembled which was helpful. It took 2 of us- we have a lot of experience at this stuff- about 4 hours from start to finish. It was a lot of work, but we would buy again or buy another piece in the line.

I’m very happy with the workbench. It took about 6 hours to assemble, at a very leisurely pace. All the parts fit perfectly. All the fasteners were there. I recommend assembly on a low table, unless you don’t mind a lot of bending over or kneeling and reaching. Afterwards it was difficult to turn over and place on the floor. I used a hoist on each handle. Two guys could handle that.

Love this, We bought the ultra tall storage cabinets too. The cabinets are for me, they are my pantries which I've always longed to have. Hubby has the work bench. The workbench came with a bent bar but was easily straightened out by the person we hired to put it together, he put it together in 3 hours...so many parts and pieces. The industrial look of the work bench and cabinets are beyond awesome plus I have my pantries! Did I mention all are on wheels so we can roll them around if needed.

We purchased this to replace an old wooden work bench. The drawers come with liners and are perfect for storing tools. The cabinet compartment holds drillsand other small tools. Best of all It has heavy duty wheels and can be moved. There are also a medium and deep drawer. Follow the directions and they will lead you to a great finished product.

This workbench is sturdy and has lots of drawers. Also, the workbench comes with pre-cut drawer liners - a nice feature. The hard part is that assembly requires screwing together components with small screws located inside small spaces. While the long handle screwdriver provided for assembly does work, it's just hard to get to these spaces - especially if you have big hands. Overall, I like the workbench. I just think it could have designed to be assembled in a far easier fashion.

Very heavy duty, lots of pieces though to assemble. Took my husband about 5 hours to get it together. Once we got the frame together it was very heavy to flip upright, instructions have you put it together from the top up. Looks like it will hold lots of stuff, he is very impressed, it was a gift.

Easy to assemble (tho the top piece is seriously heavy). Even comes w/magnetic screwdriver for assembly. Some parts may seem a little light but once assembled it is very sturdy. Comes with drawer liners. Wish all four casters had swivels, but you're probably not going to be moving it a lot so not actually an issue.