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The Heavy Duty Wooden Work Table Workshop Bench is a versatile and durable solution for organizing your garage, shed, or workshop. With dimensions of 900(H) x 1200(W) x 600(D) mm, it features a height-adjustable shelf and a robust design that supports up to 300kg per shelf. Weighing only 15kg, this workbench is easy to assemble in just 5 minutes, making it ideal for both professional and DIY enthusiasts.
| Product Dimensions | 60 x 120 x 90 cm; 15 kg |
| Finish types | Wooden,Steel |
| Is assembly required | Yes |
| Number of shelves | 2 |
| Item weight | 15 Kilograms |
C**
Garage work bench
Good quality easier to put together than I thought stable and fits in the garage lovely
T**G
shed storage
I wouldn't call this heavy duty and decided to use for storage rather than a workbench.
K**R
Boards for workbench were damaged
The frame was fine but the boards were damaged but useable. Not totally happy if I'm honest.
C**R
VALUE
VFM. Sturdy frame, easy to assemble. Ideal for medium to heavy work and of course storage.
N**G
Not heavy duty
Steel work flimsy. Top and base too thin to hold anything substantial. Slots together well.
P**D
Good value
Good value for money and it does assemble relatively easily although I did end up taking the powder coating off some of the tabs due to being such a tight fit. My only concern is the top. The four corner uprights protrude above the top work surface leaving sharp corners which I have covered with padding. A thicker work top board would have stopped this.
A**R
Useless
This is total rubbish with warped MDF panels with footprints on, the metal lugs are very weak and dont hold together properly all in all a waste of time buying it and the suggestion of 300kg per shelf is not something I would want to try.
A**R
Work bench
My bench was delivered yesterday lunchtime it arrived earlyI only wish I read the reviews before buying it but I ordered itEvery body said that it was difficult to assemble they where not wrong thereIt is assembled by using a rubber mallet as it has small brackets that you line up and you push them into place I got the legs on and then I had to line the bars up with the legs I got three bars on when I went to put the fourth bar on it all fell apart I then had to start all over again and hit the bars harder with the mallet.Got to the fourth one once again and it fell apart this kept on happening until I lost my temper with it and I eventually cut my hand open and the blood just kept on pouring.I eventually got the blood to stop.Ended up taken the four bars to the last slot on the legs and got them all to stay together I knew if I turned it round to place the other four bars into place it would fall apart I ended up putting the four bars on about 5 slots down from the top and got them all on that made it more sturdy.I then was able to move the frame to an area in the room where I would be using the bench and put the two MDF tops on top of each other to give the leave I need by pass the top of the legs as the MDF wasn't thick enough to by pass the prouding legs at the top of the bench by using the 2 MDF work top gave me right amount of space to level the bench of at the top to by pass the legs that would have been sticking up but it left me short of a shelf so I had some ply wood in the house so I cut that to make a shelf.I wouldn't buy anything again that needs to built up like that again I would rather use nut and bolts as slotting these into place and using a mallet isn't worth the bother and frustration of building itNever againFind something that you can bolt togetherHope this review was helpful for you.
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