Garvee 60"L x 24"W x 34"H Stainless Steel Work Table with Wheel and Backsplash, Heavy Duty Metal Table Cart Worktable, Commercial Workstation for Restaurant, Home and Hotel

Wow, I love this table. I put it in my kitchen as a center island to work on and prepare food. It was easy to put together. It’s made heavy, and sturdy. It’s easy to clean and looks great in my kitchen. The under part of the table I use a storage for all my appliances. Two thumbs up.

The table came well packaged in a nested box with thick cardboard and plenty of foam packing material. Everything was individually bagged to prevent scratching and wear during transport. The table top surface also had a sheet of plastic film attached for protection. My husband wrote up this review:Instructions were clear and easy to understand. Assembly was a breeze (mostly, see below) with the included set-screws and allen wrench. The only issue was related to the threaded holes that the set-screws fit in to, which hold the legs in rings on the shelf and sockets in the tabletop. It looks like there was not a lot of quality control in the thread cutting process for those holes. Each hole has sharp burrs around the edge (watch your fingers) and some of the burrs make it difficult to get the screw threads started. I was able to get all but one screw in easily after getting the thread started. The last one got cross-threaded after several attempts.The table design is very well thought out, with an adjustable center shelf and reinforced tabletop. Each leg has a plastic foot insert on the bottom, which can be screwed in and out to level the table. Speaking of leveling, when you install the shelf, due to the way it is attached to the legs, you may need to do a bit of leveling before you tighten the set-screws down all the way.Besides the quality control issue with the hole threads, there was really only one other issue. One of the shelf welds was pretty bad (see pic), which I’m guessing was probably just a fluke with my table and not the norm. The botched weld did not affect performance at all, so it’s not that big of a deal for me, but I thought it was probably worth mentioning. I will probably reinforce that weld at some point.In the short term we are using this table to house our laser engraver, and it works great for that purpose. The long term plan for this table is to use it for shipping & receiving. Due to its strength, I believe it will be perfect for this use.All in all, this is a great table, and I’m looking forward to getting many years of use out of it. I totally recommend.

The table came well packaged in a nested box with thick cardboard and plenty of foam packing material. Everything was individually bagged to prevent scratching and wear during transport. The table top surface also had a sheet of plastic film attached for protection. My husband wrote up this review:Instructions were clear and easy to understand. Assembly was a breeze (mostly, see below) with the included set-screws and allen wrench. The only issue was related to the threaded holes that the set-screws fit in to, which hold the legs in rings on the shelf and sockets in the tabletop. It looks like there was not a lot of quality control in the thread cutting process for those holes. Each hole has sharp burrs around the edge (watch your fingers) and some of the burrs make it difficult to get the screw threads started. I was able to get all but one screw in easily after getting the thread started. The last one got cross-threaded after several attempts.The table design is very well thought out, with an adjustable center shelf and reinforced tabletop. Each leg has a plastic foot insert on the bottom, which can be screwed in and out to level the table. Speaking of leveling, when you install the shelf, due to the way it is attached to the legs, you may need to do a bit of leveling before you tighten the set-screws down all the way.Besides the quality control issue with the hole threads, there was really only one other issue. One of the shelf welds was pretty bad (see pic), which I’m guessing was probably just a fluke with my table and not the norm. The botched weld did not affect performance at all, so it’s not that big of a deal for me, but I thought it was probably worth mentioning. I will probably reinforce that weld at some point.In the short term we are using this table to house our laser engraver, and it works great for that purpose. The long term plan for this table is to use it for shipping & receiving. Due to its strength, I believe it will be perfect for this use.All in all, this is a great table, and I’m looking forward to getting many years of use out of it. I totally recommend.

I like the simplistic nature of this table. It's a nice solid, stainless steel table that can be used for just about anything.It was very easy to put together, however, I was very annoyed by the protective sheeting they used over most of the top and sides. It took me over 30 minutes and may curse words to get it all peeled off. I understand the desire to protect the top, but I think I smudged and scratched it more trying to get that film off.Peeling aside, it is a very nice table. It has plastic leveling feet to adjust for uneven floors.