Stainless Steel Table with Casters and Backsplash

From the picture this looks like a sturdy item you'd find in a workshop, lab, or professional kitchen. In fact it's somewhat flimsy, with the surfaces and tubes of stainless steel made from the thinnest possible sheets. The two leg tubes fit together with friction holding them—or not; one bottom leg piece fell out when I flipped the table upright. "Heavy Duty" in the item description seems like an overstatement. However, I'm giving it five stars because it's working perfectly for me. I removed an old electric range from an ADU and wanted to replace it with inexpensive counter space. This table is exactly the right size to replace an in-counter appliance and looks terrific when installed. I put a mini-fridge underneath it (clearance 33" with table feet extended), so I didn't use the lower shelf piece. The tight spot I squeezed it into provides ample stability for the table. Easy assembly; by far the most difficult part was peeling the protective plastic sheet that covers the top surface (hard to get an edge to start with). I'm not sure this would be suitable as a high-usage kitchen table in a freestanding location. Would probably be OK for infrequent usage, placed in a corner for more stability.

This table exceeded my expectations and fits perfectly in a small space. I use it in my garage mainly for frying, and it handles the job really well. It has enough surface area for my air fryer and still leaves room for other paraphernalia without feeling crowded. The stainless steel is easy to clean, feels sturdy, and the extra shelf underneath is very practical. Overall, it’s a solid, functional worktable that makes a tight space much more usable.

This table is affordable, but mid to low quality. The metal is very thin, but it is not flimsy. The welds are spray painted silver. The shelf and table top bolt into the legs, but the legs do not bolt to each other, they stay together via gravity. I think this table is find for light duty garage or hobby work, but for serious business I would be cautious. The table does have some tape\film to protect the surface but it doesn't cover the whole top, and mine had some cuts in it anyway. This did not bother me for what I'm using it for, your needs might be different. It isn't a bad table, just have realistic expectations.

I am very happy with this item, easy build, perfect for my projects, the measurements were correct. I could assemble it with just myself. It looks great in my kitchen. I think it was a great value for my money. I don't know about the Scratch resistance yet as I haven't used it yet. However it probably is as I noticed they had cut the cover lining to protect it, I was worried that they had cut and scratched the actual product, but when I peeled it all back it didn't have any scratches, so I was impressed by that. So far, I would buy again if I needed it.

This item advertised as a stainless steel kitchen prep table. Actually, it is made of sheet metal & very unsteady & wobbly. Assembly was pretty easy but had to be intuitive because no instructions were included beyond a picture of the components. It also arrived scratched with one of the legs bent slightly.....TYPICAL CHINA MADE CRAP! An almost $90 table that actually is worth about $15.

The Dimensions were wrong in the listing. I purchased this table in particular because of it's height but after adding the included casters it was a couple inches taller than stated. So i took them off and now it was shorter than stated. I really don't feel like re-packing and lugging this down to a return location and having to pay the UPS store to print a new label and waiting for a new one to arrive. So I added three felt pads to the legs to lift it up to the height i needed it to match. Luckily i'm not using this in a kitchen. Other than this pain, it was easy to assemble and feels sturdy. Looks good and is in fact, a metal table. I haven't tested the weight load capacity but it'll do.

Duradera

As others have stated, this is made w/ some of the flimsiest sheet metal there is. Nothing about this makes tou feel like its "heavy duty". One of the shelf bolts wasn't threaded to the end. Had to come up w a nut and bolt that fit from my stash. The edges of the back splash and corners are sharp and jagged. The plastic protective coating is some of the worst. Top part came off pretty easy. But the shelf took about 30-40 min just to get the protective coating off only to find scratches everywhere and that it left me w sliver thumbs. The table is really flimsy when put together. Make sure you screw the wheels down all the way or it'll wobble like mad. It does hold the shelf i put on it well. Oh well live and learn. I hope the other table i have coming isn't as bad as this one. Same company... not gonna hold my breath. 2 outta 5 stars is generous imo.