Customer Reviews for VEVOR Stainless Steel Prep Table, 61 x 61 x 91.4 cm, 600lbs Load Capacity Heavy Duty Metal Worktable with Adjustable Undershelf & Universal Wheels, Commercial Workstation for Kitchen Garage Backyard

Well made,well thought out design,easy assembly,great large caster wheels....never would have expected it to be so nice when considering the low price tag.

so i was apprehensive of buying this product. mostly due to reviews that it had no instructions. when i opened the box, there they were. very easy to assemble and seems very sturday.

It is a well designed and made product for a much lower price compare to others available on market.

I bought this to put my new portable clothes dryer on to make it higher so I wouldn't have to bend over to the floor. It was easy put together and love the big wheels making it easier to roll over rugs.

Great stainless steel, can take a hit. Easy to assemble, no missing parts. Items came quickly and liked it so much we would recommend.

I love the work bench. I purchased it for extra space while having renovations done, it is fantastic. Very solid and well made.

The table was well packaged and the assembly instructions were easy to follow and it’s a great product

I was looking for a small table to hold my large heavy mixer. This table is super sturdy and moves silently and smoothly. Really does the job, plus the lower shelf provides extra storage.

I have the 24x18x36 model, the legs are 38mm in diameter the wall thickness is 1mm. The legs and shelf are adjustable. I wouldn't put 600 lbs on it but it is sturdy. It came with a heavy white plastic film protecting the finish on the shelves it's hard to pull off, it comes off in one piece. Or you can leave it on. This a good table that will be used for years to come.

Looks well made, however do not follow the construction instructions as they may have been written by someone who has not assembled the table. Point one says put the triangular fittings over the legs but the they end up on the other side (wrong side) of a ridge. They have to be inserted from the leg joint or after you have smoked one. Point two suggests we should tighten the C screws but then we will have an issue with the lower shelf if there is no play. Leave loose and move to point three. Point three gives no information as to what to do with curve B. I have left it on the outside of the legs. I used a size 12 mini wrench (not included) to hold the internal nut steady. You may need an extra person here to stop the panel slipping off. Also the lower legs may need to be turned to align with the holes. After you attach panel F you can then flip it right side up and check that it is level before tightening your nuts from point two. As the legs attached to panel F appear to rely on gravity to hold their position it would not be recommended to move the table with any heavy items on shelf panel F as the legs may separate and create a disaster commensurate with what kind of items you have (had) on there. Having said this, after construction it seems the legs tend to stay well connected. It is more fun than IKEA but should not be done while under the influence of any substance(s) as you will need to reinterpret the instructions in a logical manner. Apart from the above observations, everything seems tickety-boo.