Table & Workbench: 1" Thick Particle Board Top, Height Adjustable Bench - 30" D x 48" L x 30" - 36" H - by BenchPro

First off I want to say I am so impressed by this company! The quality is really good, the metal powder coating is the best I have ever seen. ease of build, they make it easy, granted I haven't put it together and if there are issues I will update, but in dry fit everything looks great. On the tabletop, all the holes are predrilled with screws in place already. This is my favorite thing. I hate having to put the screws into the wood. The Tabletop looks beautiful, even the cracked one looked beautiful (I will get into that in a moment). It is obvious they put time and care into building and finishing these.I had one major issue. This is, in my belief, NOT the fault of the seller/manufacturer, but of the shipper. I will explain. There was a large split in the first tabletop we received, it was all the way through the one-inch thick tabletop, 10 inches in, and went about 8 inches long. To be fair you almost have to be impressed by the sheer force that was put on it to do that kind of damage, and then to leave the item with visible packaging damage. This is not the first time a shipper has dropped off a package recently with obvious heavy damage, it's actually happening more and more, and they aren't even knocking on the door anymore or getting signatures.That said, once I alerted the seller to this, they were prompt with a response, and after sending them photos of the damage so they could see it, they processed a replacement and I received it today. There was some damage to the packaging, no surprise there, however, this time it was not significant enough to affect the integrity of the Tabletop, and any cosmetic damage was on the underside of it where no one would see. although I might still talk to them about the oil treatment they use and sand that part down and retreat that spot just so it is well protected.I will say one additional, not a negative as this is common with treated products from any factory, you will have a bit of a chemical smell from the tabletop the first few days, so be aware of this, especially if you have asthma or are chemically sensitive, you might need to air it out some first to lighten it up. No big if it will be in a Garage, I will be using this in my house so I had to keep windows open and a fan going.They put the work into it and have treated me very well! I would recommend them and would buy from them again without a second thought!

My workbench was delivered quickly and well packaged. All hardware was present, and there was one extra each of the bolts, nuts, and lock washers. I was able to put it together easily, but I did diverge slightly from the assembly instructions which seemed to show each side leg section being fully assembled before being attached to the bottom side of the table.I'm older, and I found it easier to handle by first attaching to the table-top the C-shaped steel pieces that comprise the uppermost portion of the leg assemblies. It's a little tricky to get the wood screws -- that are already installed on the wood -- lined up with and inserted into the "key-holes" in the steel. Doing it this way I didn't have to balance the weight of the whole leg section during the attachment process, and it also made the rest of the steel assembly easier.Since the screw heads and the key-holes have to be lined up perfectly, I found I had to temporarily remove a couple of the screws to get the steel to seat properly. Then I nudged the piece into position so that the shafts of the screws were appropriately coming up through the narrowest portion of the key-holes. It was then simple to re-install a couple of screws and tighten all of the screws down.I will say that I found it necessary to use a ratcheting screwdriver to get those wood screws very tight -- as they should be -- so the connection between the wood and the steel will not loosen. The maple top is very hard, and I felt the hand screwdriver would not drive the screws down tightly enough. I didn't use a powered driver because I didn't want to mangle the screw tops.I'm very happy with the table. I envisioned having to work on it over a couple of days, but things went quickly.

I bought two of these. They are solid, not flimsy at all. Really pleased. Just a couple of issues: They did not include any hex nuts. And the drawing incorrectly listed the fasteners as 5/16"-18. They are really 1/4"-20. After I picked up the 1/4-20 hx nuts the assembly went together easily. It seemed easier to loosely attach the legs to the top, then bolt the cross support piece (loosely) before tightening everything up. Bolting the horizontal cross piece-to-legs require a bit more dexterity, but not really that difficult. I would buy these again. My teenage grandson helped to flip the table.

I very much like the sturdiness of the table. At 24 x 48 the work surface is more than large enough to meet my needs for painting models and figures. The legs can be raised or lowered from 30 to 36 in height and have swivel footings to make the surface level. Looks great too!

It is a lot cheaper than anything comparable. The table top is basic laminate construction but has a steel reinforcement bolted underneath it to add rigidity. Assembly is very easy. It feels very sturdy in terms of supporting weight, however it does have a little bit of shakiness in the side-to-side direction. I think this comes down to 2 things: the adjustable feet are nice to have but add some shakiness, and there is not enough triangulation to prevent shaking side-to-side. I think I am going to try removing the adjustable feet and just using solid shims to level it, and I will make some additional bracing out of wood to brace the legs so they are more rigid and resistant to shaking side-to-side. Overall though great bench for the price, especially if you are willing to add a little bracing to it.