Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Verstellbare Werkbank, 48" L x 20" B x 38,1" H Garagentisch mit 28,3"-38,1" Höhe und 2000 lbs Tragkraft, mit Steckdosen und Hartholzplatte und Metallrahmen und Fußpolstern, für Büro, Zuhause, Garage

Assembly was easier than other reviews seemed to suggest; all the holes aligned and I didn't need to drill anything or use special tools. The top is nice and solid and the drawer slides well. I have mine adjusted to work at standing height, and while it feels well-built for what it cost, it does wobble side-to-side if you've got a part clamped to it and you need to grind it or something using sideways force. (This is with all 4 casters locked.) That said, at this price point it's hard to complain.

prodotto ottimo non tanto la spedizione

Die Werkbank mag viel tragen, aber dennoch wachelt sie stark. Das liegt an den ausfahrbahren Beinen, die etwas Spiel haben.

Seems like a study table and would be nice; however, mine showed up with a split and cracked tabletop. Not sure if this is a common occurrence, but I wouldn’t be surprised given how thin the top is. Legs seems to be pretty robust

Table top damage with large divers upon unboxing

Didn’t was delivered with care it has scratches all over and dents that was the top side and the bottom it looks like they where try to cover holds on table with wood putty

This company tried negotiating with me to keep a full length crack in the benchtop. $60. I refused. I wanna brand new uncracked top. They told me they could not help me. So, I clawed the money back through PayPal. Then, they offered me $100. I refused. They saw the money clawed back and FINALLY sent a new unit. Typical Chinese B.S. BUYER BEWARE!

This unit may have the same trouble I had in my review of the 60” work table… have not had a problem yet but have a feeling it is cominh and will fix the same way with a 2x frame for the legs..

For the money these tables are OK. I bought 4 of these and have them bolted together and all secured to a wall. They are sturdy in this configuration. As a stand alone this is just a craft table with a 3/4" wood top.

Easy to install. Not impressed with the wood top. It’s only about 3/4” thick. One of the glue joints in the wood top was already separating right out of the box. Being a thin top, means the mounting screws are only 1/2” long. Not a lot securing the top to the metal frame. Adjustable leg holes are on 2” centers. Would be nice if they were at least 1 1/2” centers for finer adjustment. That may sound minor but the stem on the adjustable feet can’t make up the difference so you’re left with the table height being about 1/2” high or low to a standard table saw height. And I don’t like backing out the feet to the max because that makes the table unstable. If the top was not delaminating I’d say it’s worth it.