This set is combined with 1 workbench and 4 wall panels, and make a practical storage solution to your workshop and garage. The heavy-duty workbench, standing out with ample storage space and 1102.3 lb loading capacity. This large and sturdy tabletop provides a stable platform for all your repair works. The workbench has 6 drawers, ensuring that you can organize your tools, parts and accessories such as screws, nails and adhesive tape well. All drawers are equipped with ball bearing mechanism for smooth sliding. There are 2 shelves with a lockable door, to easily accommodate drills, cable drums and grinders. Additionally, the feet are height-adjustable. This workstation is crafted from premium steel and engineered wood, making it extra sturdy, durable and easy to clean. It is easy to assemble. These tool panels are crafted from solid steel to bear the weight of various tools, like drills, pliers, screwdrivers and wrenches. These panels are perforated for fixing tools easily and securely. The 4 wall panels can be fixed together for extra rigidity. It is an ideal addition to your workbench and workshop cabinets with a practical width of 63".
Overall, we are very satisfied with this work bench. It looks nice and fits perfectly in the room. It will be very useful for my husband. It took us about seven hours to put together. We’re retired and just took our time to make sure we did everything correctly.
I have on recommendation and one comment.
Recommendation The bench top is in two pieces. Even with all the screws and brackets attached it still bends slightly in the middle when you move it. We highly recommend building it exacting where it will be placed. We built it on a tarp about three feet from the wall. When we lifted it a few inches to remove the tarp the center where the two pieces of wood meet pinched a bit which slightly split the wood.
Comment The instructions are all very small line sketches, no words or real pictures. You really had to look closely to decipher if the part was the correct direction or even where it went. Luckily we didn’t make any errors!. Debra. Pittsburgh, PA. Mon May 15 2023