Seville Classics UltraGraphite Wood Top Workbench on Wheels with Sliding Organizer Drawer Table, 48", Graphite

i surprised my husband with this workbench for christmas and he is very happy with it! he’s an avid 3D printer and needs a stable work area that doesn’t wobble or shake, and so far, this has been a big improvement from the old cheap desk he used to have.firstly, it was really easy to put this together. it’s high quality, has sturdy thick legs and a wood tabletop, and as someone who has put together a LOT of furniture, i really appreciated that this workbench included nutserts in the assembly! a big must-have is the brace that goes from the right and left legs, very helpful for adding to the stability of the table.the workbench is a nice height but we decided to remove the wheels as this is being used indoors on carpet, so it actually feels sturdier without the wheels. they were nice though so we set them aside in case we put the work bench elsewhere.overall, this workbench was a great find! it fits perfectly in his office, is very sturdy and stable, supports his 3D printers, looks nice, and has a drawer for organizing his parts and tools. it strikes the perfect balance between affordability and high quality.

This would make a great desk for a teenager. It has that industrial/tech feeling, but with the solid wood top, its' a nice piece of furniture. There is a big drawer for storage. And when your son or daughter leaves home, they can take it with them. If not as a desk, they will be using it in years to come as a workbench in the garage. Trust me, this one is a keeper. It is meant to last.Putting it together wasn't hard for a couple reasons:1. All the tools needed for assembly are included.2. The instructions are clear. There are also helpful diagrams. The insructions even include tips--- like when to tighten the screws all the way and when to leave them loose until the next piece is connected.3. You get a package of extra screws ( s\o if one falls on the floor and rolls away, don't worry--you have a spare).4. Most of the pieces have stickers on them showing you the top and bottom or front and back.5. The pieces fit perfectly. The screw holes line up!As long as you follow the instructions, assembly will be a snap. If something doesn't seem to fit right (I speak from experience here ) go back and look at the instructions. It may be you skipped a step.Other's have commented on the weight of the top. They said it was difficutl to fip the table upright. I didn't find that to be the case (I am a sixty-ish woman and stand 5'4). What helped is that I started wtih the box laid flat. Out of the box, I slid the table top onto an old quilt, That protected the top and made it easier to slide it around on the garage floor. When it cam time to flip the workbench, I use the quilt to help lift. Once you get one side part way off the ground so you can get a good grip. you can use the wheels to pivot the table up and over until it is upright.This is my second Seville classics item, and I am really impressed with the quality. This workbench is well worth the price.

This is a high-quality product that exceeded my expectations. The real wood tabletop and sturdy metal legs, along with the easy-rolling wheels, feel solid and well-made, definitely not made of cheap materials like some other products I've seen. It’s easy to assemble and even comes with a screwdriver and a small wrench, which was a nice touch. The only criticism I have is that the font on the instructions could be larger to accommodate us older folks who need reading glasses or even a magnifying glass. Overall, I think it's worth the price.

Id like to start out by saying that it was super easy to assemble with one person. The tools provided worked great, everything lined up how it should. Mine didn’t come with a paper copy of the instructions but the PDF was like 4 steps and super easy to follow.The drawer on mine sticks a little with about 8lb of stuff in it but it might just need to be broken in a bit.The top is pretty nice. The metal pieces are all super light weight but seem pretty sturdy once assembled.I honestly feel like it is a steal considering there was free shipping. I paid 350 for a table at Home Depot that isn’t any better than this thing.Probably the best “assemble yourself” piece of furniture I have ever purchased.

I needed a cabinet high workspace for my sewing room and wasn't willing to spend $1000 on a special sewing table. This arrived quickly and took me 3-4 hours to put together by myself. All screws, screw driver and a wrench were included so I needed no extra tools. It helps to have someone lift the top as it is heavy. It is the perfect size for my needs and I love the large drawer under the top and it glides easily. This is terrific for a sewing room and would be great for a workshop or garage.

Cheap, but solid enough for my work. Would have been nicer if it weighed more, but at this price point, it functions. Casters are nice if you require a mobile table in a shop, but if you want an absolute steady surface, then don't install them. The casters also make it a weird table height. Too tall for a standard chair, but too short for a non-adjustable stool. I'd get the table wobbling when using a vice and applying 40 food pounds with a torque wrench when I had the casters on it. Didn't feel like it would flip, but definitely moving around. Drawer is handy. Interior dividers are a cheap afterthought though. Held in place with a simple slot design and the divider's own weight, so it doesn't stay put too well.If you buy this and have the means, air out the wood table top in a garage or preferably outside for a day or two. The wood gives off a chemical odor that gave me a headache in my small shop. Also, the packaging was nice in that it prevented shipping damage, but be prepared for a million little styrofoam specs everywhere when unboxing. Nothing a shop vac can't handle, but certainly makes a mess.