48'' Workbenches

[Set name: 48'' Wheels, Set name: 48'' Wheels]
Nice table. I like the fact that it adjust high enough I do t have to bent over.

[Set name: 48'' Wheels]
Easy to put together holds a lot of weight moves easily

[Set name: 48'' Footpads]
NOTE the f1 screws that you need are in the legs holding them together! I went crazy looking for them and was going to return it when I looked and said holy cow there are four screws holding the legs together so you have to take those out and switch for some knobs that go into the legs. But it would be super cool if the directions told you that. Your screws are stored in the legs to keep them together for shipping. Clever. Not. But otherwise when you figure that out it is easy to put together and sturdy and a good price.

[Set name: 48'' Footpads]
Perfect! Sturdy and easy for anyone to put together. I love that I can adjust it for different projects. The top is great for crafts and is easy to clean. You can purchase it with wheels but I really like the adjustable feet.

[Set name: 48'' Wheels]
Easy to assemble. Sturdy and good quality. Adjustable height. I use it for my chip carving hobby.

[Set name: 48'' Footpads, Set name: 48'' Footpads]
This is a quality, heavy-duty table. The rubberwood top is solid, the steel frame feels stout, and the whole thing went together without any fuss. It would make a perfectly good desk, but I'm putting it to work as a workbench. The built-in power strip with four outlets and two USB ports is a genuinely nice touch, especially when you're charging tools or running something right at the bench.My one real complaint is the height adjustment, and it's why this is four stars instead of five. The listing calls it adjustable, and technically it is. But to change the height you have to pull out eight nuts and bolts, move the legs, and bolt it all back together. I was hoping for something I could adjust on the fly. If you set it once and leave it, no issue. If you want to switch between sitting and standing regularly, this isn't that.The price seemed a little steep, but it's a well-made bench and a good if you'll set the height once. Just go in knowing the adjustment is a project, not a simple lever or push pin.

[Set name: 48'' Footpads]
Nice sturdy workbench, especially for the price. Well, packaged with no damage to any of the parts. The threaded inserts on the underside of the wood worktop were perfectly positioned. All of the screws securing the bench together lined up perfectly in their mounting holes. It was very easy to level and adjust. It seems to be quite sturdy with no rocking after leveling the feet. The feet are substantial with a heavy threaded stud that has a lock nut on each foot. The workbench weighs about 45 pounds. I think the weight capacity that is listed as 2000 pounds is a bit inflated. I do think it would easily hold 400- 500 pounds though. The leg height is easy to adjust too.The only additional item I strongly recommend you use when assembling it is a flat washer under each of the 12 screws securing the mounting legs and angle braces to the underside of the work top. The head of the mounting screws barely covers the mounting screw holes in the mounting legs and angle braces. Everything mounts quite securely after installing washers under the screw heads. The washers aren’t included with the assembly hardware so you’ll need to purchase them locally. As when assembling most products, get all the screws started first before tightening them down.The workbench arrived very quickly and was easy to assemble. The two USB receptacles as well as the four 120 V receptacles are very useful and have a rocker switch included to turn them all off or on simultaneously.I feel like for a light to medium duty workbench, it’s a great value and well-made. The one I have is 24” x 48” and is a perfect addition to my 10’ x 12’ shed.