Two Pack 52 in. and 62 in. Adjustable Height Work Tables with Solid Wood Tops in Black

The product was missing insert and the packaging was shoddy. I looks like they tried to pass off a returned product. SKETCHY! I would recommend inspecting in the parking lot so you don't waste any gas, time or effort on Homeless Depot and Husky's FAIL.

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I cannot say enough positive things about these workbenches! I just bought my 3rd one. I use one for holding a Blackstone electric griddle and a Berkey water filter. I use another as my kitchen bar. The third one is my desk. When I have room for it I will buy a 4th to create an L shape desk space. These things work so well. I love them!

So glad I found this item. It works great as an outfeed for my table saw. Being able to adjust the height to the perfect spot was worth the price alone. Well made and very affordable; it would cost me more to build one myself in materials alone.

Use a 62" and a 46" together as an L shaped desk setup for my home office. An attractive, affordable and sturdy desk with height adjustment being a bonus. Added some cable management underneath to clean it all up. Very happy with these workbench tables.

When you are assembling this do three things: 1. Don't tighten side support screws until you have the bottom bar bolted in place - finger tight only! 2. Check that the crank mechanism is working smoothly on both sides before putting cover on 3. Optional: remove support bottoms (4 bolts each side) and check there is grease and it is actually placed on the gears Unjamming a leg required a lot of force - whoever assembled it cranked that side down way too hard before packing.

The product itself is great. I use it as a mobile workstation for wherever I would like to work throughout my house. It takes a little of time to move the desk up and down being it's a manual crank, but that's no problem for how often I change it. Working on it with 2 monitors it's very solid when it's at the lowest and highest points. Even at the highest it feels very solid. My monitors are mounted with arms and still don't wobble too much when rolling around. My only issue is with the construction itself. As I bought it from the store it came pre-assembled. I wasn't aware of this and was expecting it to come in a box when arrived at the store to pick it up. The problem I found is how well it was put together. Almost all of the bolts were completely stripped. 2 of them aren't even screwed all the way in and are unable to be removed and corrected easily. Being that it was pre-built I also had to ask for the optional stationary feet as they initially didn't provide them. My recommendation is if you are to get the product in the box, you are going to absolutely love it. If it's pre-built, make sure you get everything that was provided in the box. Also be willing to accept something that isn't put together very well.

Using this as a WFH desk with all my gear on it. 4 monitors, desktop, UPS, speakers, kb& mouse and other random things. Easily 200+lbs of equipment on desk and no flex on top plus still able to adjust height of desk via crank. Contrast this with a mdf desk at this price range, it will never support the weight and you will notice sagging. Only negative is I wish they made a 30 inch or more deep version and space on the left and right side to mount a clamp.

The screw holes tapped into the black metal frame were poorly done. Had debris in threads, I guess. I had to retap 7 of them. So I would recommend having metric taps on hand: a M6x1.00 and a M8x1.25. In the photos you can see what the taps had to chew through. The height handle is too close to the butcher block and it is easy to jam your thumb betw the handle and the wood. I took a star off for the above. Other than that the table is very nice.

The box came with four or five large blocks of good ol' crumbly, carcinogenic, toxic, unusable, un-recyclable styrofoam. Because the pieces were too large to fit into bags (to properly dispose of them and avoid showering the property with plastic pellets), I had to break them into manageable pieces myself. This obviously made a huge mess of plastic cancer snow in my work room, and bagging the foam filled six full-sized garbage bags to the brim.