Customer Reviews for Husky 52 in. Adjustable Height Work Table with 2-Drawers in Black

This table was well packaged and easy to assemble. I will use it in my sewing room as an ironing station. It replaces a 2x4 folding table and a smaller, wooden workbench. At its lowest height, I can sit and press fabric, blocks and other quilt pieces. At full height, I can easily press a whole quilt top. I love that it has casters so I can easily move it.

Amazing new work table and bench. Smooth height adjustment and easy assembly. The 72" is perfect length. In a pinch it could serve as an extra dining table too!

I used the Husky adjustable height workbench as the base for an assembly and clamping table. I used plans from MicroJig, and as you can see, I extensively use their clamping system. I can clamp my work on here to sand or plane or do glue-ups or whatever I like! Great addition for my workshop!

My husband loves Home Depot. He saw this table and encouraged me to get it so I could use as my sewing table. I did get it the 2nd time he pointed it out to me. I love it because I can raise or lower the height to adjust to my needs. When I am sitting down to sew, I lower the height with a turn of the crank. When I need to cut my fabric, I raise the height to make it easier on my back while standing. I also love the 2 drawers where I keep my sewing tools and rulers. Because I was using it as a sewing table, we had the bar on the bottom set to the back instead of the middle. I did take the Husky name off of the front of the table because it would snag my fabric.

Using this workbench as a stand up desk. Worked out great and cheaper than targeted stand up desks.

I have nothing but good things to say about this table. It is so versatile that my wife decided to buy it for her sewing room. She especially likes the option to raise and lower the table for doing the multiple tasks involved in making quilts. She also loves the huge drawers and wheels for moving the table into different positions. She had been looking for a table that would do all of those things at the various sewing machine stores for a long time, but the cost was three times the cost of the Husky 62 inch adjustable workbench. Thanks Husky!

Love these adjustable height tables! I bought 3 in varying sizes for my small office/sewing room. Fairly easy to assemble, best with 2 people.

The perfect desk for telecommuting. Sit and standing functions, very sturdy and reasonably priced. I highly recommend!

It is sturdy and well made. For people who wanted to use this for computer desk and WFH sort of thing, sitting will not work well because the bottom drawer will interfere with your knees. For people who is taller than 5'-10" this may not be ergonomically fit you. Proper height for standing desk is when you bend you elbow at 90 degrees and your elbow is flushed with the top of table. It is good product and would recommend to others.

I needed a long, solid table for my sewing/embroidery machine and serger. This table is excellent! The 72 in. table can fit both machines and I can work at either one without having to move either of the machines. There is still plenty of space on the table to store other items I need to keep close at hand while sewing. Most importantly, I can run my machines at top speeds and the table does not shake or wobble. It's very sturdy. The fact that you can choose where to put the crossbar (in the center or towards the rear of the table) is another plus because it can be positioned so as not to get in the way of your sewing machine foot pedals. The crank mechanism is smooth and easy to use. I was easily able to match the height of another table in my sewing room so that the two tables were level, increasing my workspace. The wood top is completely smooth and looks beautiful. The white color makes the table look stylish and not utilitarian at all. This table is a great addition to a sewing/crafting room and is a far better value than those overpriced sewing machine "cabinets" available from other retailers. (Now if only Husky would sell a 48 in. x 28 in. adjustable table in the same finish, I'd have the perfect cutting table, too.)

We bought the biggest 1. We love it. We are using it for our kitchen table/ island. We have a shot gun style kitchen @ living room style older house. And we have for 15 years looked for the right table. This is it. It's on wheels. We can move it along the wall so the kids can play. Pull it out to eat and prep dinner. Lower it for kids to do projects. Life it to prep dinner and eat. This picture is a little mess but it's really the best table for us!

Love it! I read all the reviews and this is a nice piece of furniture - too nice for a work bench in the garage. Bought 62 inch in white. Very sleek. This thing is solid with only about 6 parts. Heavy duty at 130 pounds. Easy to assemble except directions off so put together the rod and rod cover before the leg. Takes about 45 seconds to crank all the way up with ease. My only regret was not buying it earlier. Get this if it is in stock

This is an over all great product. Very sturdy and lost of room for whatever you want to use it for. I have made it into a computer station and use the drawers to place my keyboard and mouse with a riser. Dual monitor and still lots of room.

The box is HUGE & very heavy, but it DID fit in my vehicle (yukon). My nephew didn't have any problems putting this together for me. Excellent work table - I'm using it for sewing and I just love it. Plenty of room for quilts that I am working on. This is a super solid table, excellent quality. Sturdy, drawers are great - hold thread and rulers and lots of other stuff no problem. I would absolutely recommend it. I have used the adjustable height a few times -- and that feature is nice too.

This is a very nice table! I purchased for a workbench in my garage but after receiving it and putting it together (simple) I decided to use it as my hobby bench in my spare bedroom. I ordered another one for the garage. There are lots of pros and no cons. It is well built, the wood top is very nice, and it is height adjustable. It is a nice looking piece and looks good inside the home or the garage and the price is the best I could find. One of the nice features is the adjustable height. When I was looking for a workbench I started to figure out what chair or stool would work with it. The adjustable height makes it easy. You can adjust it for whatever chair or stool you want to use and you can make it a perfect fit! It will go low enough to use a standard chair or high enough to use a stool. It comes with casters to roll it about or use the leg caps to keep it more in one place. I couldn't be happier with both of mine.

This is a great table. I actually also purchased the 46in Husky pegboard and with some modifications was anle to mount it. Works wonders as a reloading bench.

I purchased this to use as a basement workbench. Plan on having 2 people to pick this up from the store and to assemble. I don't usually heed that advice from reviews but totally agree this one time. Grab a 13mm socket instead of wrench, it will go easier for the bottom brace. Also heed the advice in the instructions to leave the screws loose while assembling. The holes on mine did not all line up and I was left going back to loosen everything that I torqued down in order to install the next piece. I would suggest assembling the legs, rotating rod, and top rail without installing hardware. Get everything set in place and then install hardware as holes and parts don't line up great. I used my impact to assemble, which ended in stripped heads, and also a cross threaded hole due to things not lining up properly. Have an awl or screwdriver you don't care about in order to help bend the sheet metal and line up holes. Drawers don't open effortlessly, I assume since everything doesn't line up properly. They have a bit of a binding feel but open well. Crank has a bit of play in it so it takes a little effort to lift the table top. Crank is removable so you don't catch anything on it.

Is nice and as sturdy as you would expect for adjustable height. Wheels are good too with positive locking. I now have 4 of these tables.

Great for office desk. Stained the wood for a preferred finish.

As an artist I need a multipurpose/functional desk or work bench. YouTube channel Make Something inspired me to buy this work table and I absolutely love it!

Curbside pickup was seamless, and Home Depot employees very courteously loaded the preassembled work table into my SUV. So kudos to HD people! The work table is exactly what I wanted for my home office and so much less expensive than adjustable desks. The two drawers are not deep, but go the full length of the table. Since there is slightly less vertical leg room, I raised the table a couple inches and put my keyboard in the top drawer. Works great and gives me more desk space. In fact it actually helps keep my wrists in a good typing position this way unlike the old pull-out keyboards. Now my wife wants one to work at projects while standing and stepping (or sitting). I already have one without drawers in my workshop for my lathe. They are so sturdy and strong and even look great. I could find uses for more of these easily.

I bought two of these desks/workbenches. One was 46’ and the other is 52’. The 46 inch I bought after it finally came available because it was the only size. A few days after I purchased it the 52’ became available. I gifted the 46’ to my best friend who does metal work and other hobbies. She loved it and the adjustable height makes it easier on the legs when your working so long sitting. The desk I bought is great for my computer and hobbies. I absolutely love the way it looks in white. I have a lot of back and leg pain after sitting for long periods of time and this helps. I have a standing desk at my office and now this at home. I highly recommend it. And don’t give up checking for availability of the product. It comes and goes fast online. Be patient and check daily. That is exactly what I did for almost a month.

Love this workbench for my garage! See video for how I used it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-HKwDW5_jQ&feature=youtu.be

For the money you'd think Husky could get it right,misaligned holes from table top didn't line up with table legs on both sides,same with another one i purchased..

It is a sturdy desk. The manual height adjustment works without effort. Casters are heavy duty. The issue is the metal C-channel that supports and covers the spine bar underneath the table (for lack of better words, spline nut), does not have properly aligned mounting holes to connect it to the legs. Six holes on each side, only one screw fits on each side initially. After using it for a week, and letting it settle in, I was able to add one more screw to each side (4 out of 12 screws installed).

The instructions were ok. I had to undo a few screws to make things fit then re-screw them. Once together it is very sturdy. The only thing I wish was better is the depth of the drawers. If the bottom drawer was deeper that 2 inches to fit bigger tools or bottles of paint would be ideal.

This desk is amazing-it looks and feels beautiful, my 11 year old basically put it together (with a little help from me) - but I use it as my gift wrapping/virtual learning space. I love this length and the wood top is so gorgeous. My husband liked it so much we bought 2 more smaller versions(46”), 1 for inside (with drawers) and 1 as his outside work bench.

Easy to assemble, though some holes were altogether missing, so we could not put the cross brace where we wanted to put it. The instructions could be clearer; we also first put the legs on backwards, so halfway through we had to take it apart and begin again, or the crank would have been at the rear, which we did not want. The handle mechanism is a little rough - doesn’t turn real smoothly - but it does turn, and so it works. The parts were in excellent condition - no scratches or dents. We are using this as a kitchen island, for extra workspace in a small kitchen. I bought non-slip drawer liner - the kind you put in large toolboxes - for the shallow drawers, to keep my baking utensils and knives from slipping around. The drawers are shallow, but large; both are about 16x40 - LOTS of storage. When I want to sew, or work at the laptop, I lower it to almost table height - 30 revolutions of the crank. The drawer unit keeps me from lowering it all the way, as it hit my legs when seated. But still, it works just fine.

I've purchased 3 of these so far, I absolutely LOVE this. Very high quality, built to last! I use one as a desk in my office, one as a desk in my dining room and one at the end of my kitchen counter to extend the counter space and have extra drawers for some add'l storage.

Great table for Dj’s who need height adjustment to practice. Solid and very sturdy.