Nice cabinet We did local pick up and it was still dented.. The hard thing about it, we moved it all the way into the basement to put it into place versus carrying it down. It's so hard to put it back together and try to return even if it's dented. Sturdy doors and casters.

I’ve always loved the quality of Seville Classics cabinets and tables for my husbands tools but when I needed something for my sewing/craft room we thought of these and the work better then I imagined. Perfect for my cutting board and sewing machine.

After looking online and at local hardware stores, this bench was more affordable by far, and the build quality is excellent. The tabletop is thicker than what I found on the workbenches at hardware stores and it was nearly half the cost. I might buy a second one.

I am putting together a new workstation for work (computers with 3 monitors) This is the most stable and adjustable desk I have ever purchased. It was easy to assemble, and will be rock solid for years to come. You should consider marketing this as a new age desk (as well as a project table for a garage).

This is quite heavy duty for the price. I ended up buying more of them because it looks nice enough to be in the kitchen too. In the garage the top is very thick and I plan to mount a vice. It's heavy enough to take some strong work. In the kitchen the top is like a cutting board, so we have the fruit basket, waffle maker and air fryer on it in the breakfast nook. Finally the kid got one for an art table. The adjustable height is also a great feature. Be warned it is best to set the height before standing it up. VERY difficult to adjust height after because of the way the legs are all connected which is actually a good thing. My only concern is the tiny tack welds holding it together. If it gets moved around too much they will probably come off.

This workbench has the right height. I'm 6'3" and need to bend over while working. With this one not necessary! Because of the extra height .... you can store a lot of stuff underneath also. Pretty sturdy by the way. Besides that.... I have a lot of Seville Classic benches and cabinets. I like them a lot it's good quality for the price and they look good (If not professional).

This workbench is exceptionally sturdy and the look is very nice. My only reason for 4 stars is that it is exceptionally heavy and it took 3 people to set the height. At my age and level of abilities, I would now look for a hydraulic-equipped lift system. I suspect that would make it cost-prohibitive, however. Short of the lack of hydraulics, this is an excellent value that will last several lifetimes.

Well built. Easy to put together - the instructions were really clear. They (I ended up buying 4) roll really well so if I need the space I can move them quickly. I do with one more shelf was supplied They can be purchased at the Seville Classics website for $49 but the added cost of supplying it in the box would probably be more like $10-15.

Very sturdy and looks nice too! Perfect garage workbench for my husband who is a railroader. Railroaders have lots of work equipment, radio batteries to recharge, etc., so this is a perfect landing area in our garage for all his stuff. He loves it, and even put a corkboard behind it to have a place for all his notes and reminders. Perfect

My second build. It was easy to do by myself as I took the parts out in my PU. The table top upsidedown in the back of my pu. Put the bottom cardboard on the floor and all the parts spread out. I put it all together then pulled the cardboard with the assembled table until the center of gravity was off the PU. I slowly tipped the table on it's end on the cardboard on the floor. Then continued to tip it onto it's legs. It's a very sturdy table. It has a few imperfections in the top, but it's a work table. And no one who's been in my shop has noticed those imperfections. They have all commented on how nice it looks. It is a heavy duty table. I will eventually be drilling holes to mount my vice, however at this time I have it clamped until I am certain where I want to mount it. I believe it is built to last a lifetime.