WORKPRO 60" Adjustable Workbench, Rubber Wood Top, 2000 LBS Capacity

I looked high and low for a nice and sturdy stand for my new 75 gallon aquarium. I looked on-line and in brick and mortar stores. The pre-made aquarium stands available were either too expensive, not strong enough (in my opinion) or both. Seriously, take a look at some of the aquarium stands sold at the large chain pet stores. They are made from small square tubing. They do not look strong enough at all. Plus they are expensive! I looked around before deciding on this 48" Workpro table. A 75 gallon tank with accessories weighs at least 850 pounds. This table is more than up to the task. When I opened the box I was impressed with the quality of everything. The top is gorgeous! I received a perfect, blemish free top. The metal parts are heavy duty. Nothing is scratched. Nothing is bent. Everything lines up. All hardware was there. Assembly was straight forward. The wood top is made of very hard wood. I would suggest small pilot holes and a power drill / screwdriver to assemble this. I did wonder why Workpro didn't include an Allen wrench. I don't need one as I have a vast tool collection. I don't know that everyone would have an Allen wrench. No matter. Just be prepared to have an Allen wrench set handy when you get this. I did see a comment about the four little metal parts that look like corner braces. Those are used for protecting everything during shipping. They do not do anything. The instructions clearly show a picture of those parts and states that they are not needed and can be discarded. The hardward is good quality. The fit and finish on everything is perfect. I am not using the attached power supply, as 4 outlets are not sufficient for my needs at this time. I zip tied a large surge protector to one of the legs. Another feature that I never thought about when researching an aquarium stand was getting it level. With this work table I was able to fine tune the table to get the aquarium PERFECTLY LEVEL. This table is STRONG and this table is SOLID! It does not move or wobble or sway. NO movement whatsoever. I thought I might have so add some cross braces to provide more support. Nope. This table doesn't need to be reinforced in any way. The added benefit of using this table as an aquarium stand is that I will have a nice work table to use if I decide to take a break from the aquarium hobby. This work table is so nice that I am considering buying one for my garage. Seriously, the table that I received is furniture quality!

Packaging was good. One package, with all items well packed inside. It was delivered on a rainy day, and I wasn't home for a while, thus I was worried about the packaging. But it held up well, and all items inside were protected and dry. Easy assembly in about 20 minutes, BUT you will need 3 tools: an Allen wrench, a Phillips screwdriver (or ideally an electric screwdriver or drill with screwdriver attachment), and a small drill for drilling the pilot holes. I would NOT want to have installed the 22 screws without a pilot hole and electric drill. A very sturdy bench! The top is very nicely made. The legs are sturdy. I was surprised that the intersection of the cross beams and the legs at the top weren't quite as solid as I would have expected--there is a small gap between them, after connecting. That said, I can see how this can hold significant weight, although I'm a bit skeptical about a ton of it (2000 pounds). The feet are very large (about 3" diameter) and have sturdy rubber pads which should protect floors. They screw in and out to level the table if needed. The power strip is preinstalled (nice!) and seems sturdy. It includes 4 standard receptacles and 2 USB A ports. All in all, a good value for the price.

Bench top and angle braces came in one box and legs and hardware came in a second box. Not all boxes came at the same time. Both tops showed up days ahead of time. About 4 hours later one box of the legs showed up. Second box showed up the day of the delivery estimate given when I placed the order. Even though the shipping box for each table top showed damage the contents were not affected at all. Tables are easy to assemble. Extra hardware is supplied. I purchased these for building RC model aircraft and needed the table tops to be straight. The angle braces have a gap between them and the table top and when the screws are installed to attach the angle brace the brace bows to close up the gap. This causes the table to warp slightly. So I took the screws back out and added shims between the braces and the table top. The top is now nice and straight. This is a design problem with the way the braces are attached. The warp is minor and is not a problem if the top doesn't need to be perfectly straight. Assembled work benches are quite sturdy and the adjustable foot pads make up for floors that are not perfectly level. Over all, I would recommend these workbenches. Price is a little higher than others but you get what you pay for and this is a quality workbench.

I bought the WORKPRO 96x24 heavy-duty adjustable workbench for my 3D printer setup, and it has been a good bench for what I needed. The size is one of the best parts. At 96 inches wide, it gives me enough room to hold four of my 3D printers without everything feeling crammed together. That makes a big difference when you are trying to keep a printer area organized and still have space to work around the machines. The sturdiness feels good, and it handles the weight of my printers well. I cannot speak to pushing the full listed 4000 lb capacity, but for my setup, it feels strong and dependable. It does not feel like a cheap lightweight table that I have to worry about every time the printers are running. The adjustable height is also useful because you can set it where it feels comfortable instead of being stuck with one height. The build quality feels solid, and for a workshop, garage, hobby room, or 3D printing setup, it is a very useful bench. For value for money, I think it is a solid buy if you need a wide, heavy-duty work surface. It has the space and strength I needed. Would I buy it again? Yes. It is a good bench, and it holds four of my 3D printers without any complaints.

Great product. Easy to set up and very rugged

Absolutely LOVE this work table!! Easy to put together and very convenient with a power outlet on the side of it where you can plug in several different things and phone charger outlets as well. Adjustable legs to adjust height for your needs. Very sturdy and does not wobble like some tables do after assembly. Strong and stable. LOVE IT!!

The packaging was good and suffered no dings or damage. After unpacking the bench, the hardware (screws) had come out of the small zip bag. I ensured I had all the required hardware before starting. 22 tapping screws and 8 bolts. All there. I suggest you give instructions a good review before starting to understand how the legs and side rails connect. Not super hard to figure out but recommended. The legs are already bolted. You just need to tighten after you get the side rails connected to each side. I recommend two people and placing the frame on a work table. I have two horses and a couple of boards as my upholstery work top. That helped. Make sure you don’t tighten the screws until you’ve gotten the frame and corner pieces lined up properly. Once you have the frame together, proceed with placing the wood top on your work table and then place frame according to the position tabs. I suggest you use a tape measure to ensure the frame is even on all sides. You will need to drill holes where the tapping screws go into the slots. Remember you have 22 tapping screws. Once you have that done, screw the screws just so but not tight. The other part when you tighten the bolts on the legs use the hex wrench and 13 mm spanner (wrench) to tighten the bolts on the legs. Once you have all your hardware positioned, tighten them. The table turned out great. It seems to be a sturdy top and legs. I’m using it for my heavy duty sewing machine. Haven’t tested it yet but will soon. The frame is good quality and so is the rubber wood top. Worth the money. I want have to worry about my table vibrating when I use my sewing machine or the table buckling under the weight. I recommend buying this table if you are looking a sturdy workbench. It can be used for multiple purposes. Nice looking top. And can blend in with your decor or it can be used in your garage or storage room. One other thing it does not fold so be intentional about where you want to place it. Does not come with wheeles.

I have it set to the middle height. I'm actually a bit surprised by how sturdy it is. The feet are huge which is great. There were some minor imperfections discovered during assembly. One of the two crossbars going lengthwise that you bolt to the legs and screw down into the bottom of the wood was not quite right. The holes that were drilled into it where the bolts go into the legs made it so the crossbar floated above the bottom of the table top (table top is sitting with top down). I had to file the holes to make them bigger so that the bar made contact with the wood. Not too big of a deal, but you'll need a file that will fit in those holes. Another thing I noticed was when tightening the two bolts that tighten the two telescoping leg pieces together (the bolts that control the height of the workbench), there was play going lengthwise (left and right when standing in front of the workbench). This looked like it was for sure going to affect stability. So I hammered some wood shims in there to fill that gap up and stop any movement back and forth that I was seeing in there, and that took care of that. The center beam that goes lengthwise across the bottom of the workbench is kind of a wonky situation. The ends of the beam sit on top of the base plate of the leg assemblies, which means it floats off the bottom of the wood top by a significant amount. So I shimmed under each side of the holes where you screw the beam into the wood. I used longer screws of my own. I also used longer screws to screw down each of the ends of the center beam where it sits on top of the leg assemblies. I did this because the screws need to cover the thickness of the metal of the leg assembly and also the center beam itself. None of this to me was enough to remove a star. I'm just glad it turned out to be so sturdy. [EDIT] I think the feet are worth emphasizing. They are very heavy duty and large, with plenty of firm protective padding. I think they add to the sturdiness. I have this inside the house on indoor flooring with some heavy equipment on it and I don't have any worries of floor damage at all because of the feet. I use it as a workbench.

El precio es alto aunque es una mesa de trabajo rudo, todo muy bien, el precio muy elevado