Recenzje klientów dla Stół warsztatowy VEVOR 1220x610x711-1003 mm, udźwig 907 kg, stół warsztatowy z gniazdem elektrycznym, kółkami i ścianką perforowaną, solidny stół roboczy z blatem z drewna dębowego do garażu, warsztatu, biura i domu

Die Werkbank mag viel tragen, aber dennoch wachelt sie stark. Das liegt an den ausfahrbahren Beinen, die etwas Spiel haben.

Seems like a study table and would be nice; however, mine showed up with a split and cracked tabletop. Not sure if this is a common occurrence, but I wouldn’t be surprised given how thin the top is. Legs seems to be pretty robust

Table top damage with large divers upon unboxing

This company tried negotiating with me to keep a full length crack in the benchtop. $60. I refused. I wanna brand new uncracked top. They told me they could not help me. So, I clawed the money back through PayPal. Then, they offered me $100. I refused. They saw the money clawed back and FINALLY sent a new unit. Typical Chinese B.S. BUYER BEWARE!

This unit may have the same trouble I had in my review of the 60” work table… have not had a problem yet but have a feeling it is cominh and will fix the same way with a 2x frame for the legs..

For the money these tables are OK. I bought 4 of these and have them bolted together and all secured to a wall. They are sturdy in this configuration. As a stand alone this is just a craft table with a 3/4" wood top.

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This workbench leaves a lot to be desired as is very wobbly at highest setting with casters locked and drawer brackets didn't line up and drawer kept falling out. When I tried to pull brackets into to align with drawer, they broke off due to the small screws holding them in place. Should've went with the work pro that I planned. Legs need more bracing to prevent wobbling at highest setting.

On opening the package one part of the table top was cracked. This is the 3rd time I am buying from vevor and the item came damaged.

So far I’m 2 for 2 on messed up items. First was the gun safe that was missing screws to finish putting it together. Now I had to make custom modifications to the work branch. The front nuts and bolts on both guide rails, that were reassembled from the factory, clashed with the legs of the table. The instructions were vague so I figured, maybe it’s supposed to taper. After I build the drawer and tried to slide it in, I realized it was wrong. I took it back apart and used a grinder to bevel the corners so that the nuts from the guide rails can allow the guild rails to sit flush. I would say you get what you pay for but these weren’t that cheap… Know I know, with every purchase, so modifications are required.