Workbench with Pegboard, Adjustable Heavy Duty Work Table with Wheels, Heavy Duty Workstation, Metal Tool Work Bench for Garage Warehouse Workshop, 48" H x 18" D x 34" W, Black

Very easy to assemble, took less than 15 minutes altogether. Thick metal that was in great condition, perfect addition for my garage!

This bench on Wheels is exactly what I needed for my garage! The build quality is solid and heavy-duty, making it perfect for any workshop or warehouse setting. The lockable rollers are a great feature—they keep the bench securely in place when working but allow for easy mobility when needed. Assembly was straightforward, and I appreciated the included hammer and gloves, which made installation even easier. The size is just right—not too big, not too small—and provides plenty of workspace for my tools and projects. this is a well-built, reliable, and versatile workbench. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a durable workstation!

What is otherwise a decent set of rolling metal shelves is designed for its pegboard to be held in place by gravity and a plastic flange about 1/8" thick. A guarantee for disaster. Shipping it back was not an attractive option once the carboard carton had been opened. However, I was able to cut the knobs off the back of the pegboard and attached it to drywall with screws set into the studs. Mounting holes on the back of the pegboard are offset from the wall and spaced 32" apart. Looks good mounted to the wall above the shelves. However, the pegboard has square holes set about 1.57" apart. Most pegboard hooks are round and spaced in one-inch increments. I expected to be able to utilize some of my lifetime collection of assorted pegboard attachments. Nope. The only thing I found on Amazon for this pegboard that cold hold tools are the KOMBIUDA 12 Pcs Shelf Square Hole Hook up Tool. Limited to one size and shape, they do fit. But they are pricey at $15.72 for the dozen. They are made of noisy metal and only held in place by gravity. They fall out when you lift off the tools. When asked about returns, Amazon's suggestion is to find your own retainers for the hooks at your local hardware store. Good luck with that. Returned the KOMBIUDA hooks after finding plastic hooks at T*m*u. They're called Car Repair Hole Plate hooks. They come in a variety of sizes, shapes and functions. Quiet, plastic. They snap into the square holes and don't fall out when lifting off tools.

Great work and/or storage table. Using it under my patio cover to use my 22" Blackstone griddle and BBQ tools +. Ample room and access. Very well packaged, not a heavy-duty table but definitely up to medium-duty and will work for many needs. I found it easy and quick to assemble; just follow the simple instructions. Well made and I'm very happy. Going to purchase another one right now for the garage to store my nail guns and other misc tools. Passes my test with flying colors!

It's an ok workbench. Sturdy enough after it's assembled. A handle on the side or front would make sense, after all it has wheels.

I bought this for myself a couple months ago. I liked it, because my garage has limited space, and this has a couple of shelves and a table top to set things on and do a quick repair or maintenance project. I bought one for my Son in Law for Christmas. The 2nd one never showed up. I gave this company a modest review, but after contacting them, they were quick to make things right. I had the 2nd one in less than a week. Buying one, then buying another one is my best recommendation. Tips: Don't forget to buy the peg attachments to hang tools on the pegboard, and although quick and easy to put together, pay attention which size stands the wheels go on, and to keep the stands where the small end of the hole is down, so the shelves stay secure.

What a great little cart. So sturdy and looks the same as pictured. Easy to assemble.

Product seemed fine after assembly. But after a few trips across a door threshold, it started coming apart at every connection point. I unloaded it to inspect what was going on and it literally fell into a pile at my feet. On a closer look, it’s a bad design. I suspect it was designed for easy, tool-less assembly (was easy to assemble). But all the connection points depend on each other and all are a simple friction fit. Any vibration and it comes apart.

muy pequeña el tamaño de la foto es confuso chgequen bien las dimenciones