COSCO SmartFold Portable Workbench/Folding Utility Table with Locking Casters, 600 lb. Capacity, MDF Top

This table is the bomb when it comes to a portable extra surface. Storage capacity is better than most with a second lower shelf. Great value for the money, super sturdy perfect height. Assembly could not be easier. Looks great too. Being able to fold up and store if you want is perfect.

Perfect table for my garage workshop. I'll order a second for my basement workshop. It is easy to fold up and roll to another location. Perfect hight for working on big projects. I used it to change the paddles on snow blower. It was easy to setup the first time and just the right size for continued use.

This turned out to be a great purchase, and just what I needed. It's big, heavy, but folds into a compact space. It comes (almost) fully assembled, you just need to bolt on the wheel assemblies. It's totally robust and fit for purpose, I anticipate using it for years to come.

Love this 'workhorse'! I use it for sorting/price-stickering/unpacking boxes of books that I sell. Perfect working height (I'm 5'6") , handles a good amount of weight, is super easy to unfold and rolls easily to where I need it. The locking wheels are a bonus as the top of the drive (where I typically like to place it so I can get a little vitamin D) has a slight angle. It is also very easy to maneuver into it's space where I 'park' it. Husband is also smitten!

This table is fantastic. It's sturdy and high quality, the perfect size to roll around your house, folded or not. It's super easy to fold, even though the table has a nice heft to it. Rolls well, the wheels are big. The only thing that would make it better is some sort of leg mechanism that can rotate down to lift the wheels just above the ground if you wanted it extra stable for sawing or something. It does naturally wiggle a little even when the wheels are locked. I almost want to buy another one, it's so good.

There is a version of this folding workbench that does not include the lower shelf.The one shown here, with the shelf is #66765.The one without the shelf is #66760. It cost about $60 less, and that was what I received.Make sure you check the model number on the box before tearing it open.Although I wanted the one with the shelf, I could not see trying to return it since it was assembled and the box was torn up. Amazon gave me a credit.The work bench is fine, fairly sturdy, and simple to assemble. I probably won’t fold it often, but it’s nice to have that option.

Went together in about 10 minutes. As someone else said, the packaging is indeed overkill. I spent more time dealing with the packaging than I did putting it together. But I'll take that over dinged up product any day. It comes out of the box mostly put together. You just have to add the cross beams and mount the casters (which feel pretty decent for the price btw). I don't see myself relying on this thing as an actual workbench any time soon as it's kinda small for any REAL work, but it is great as a little arts and crafts space I can easily fold out on my patio. Folds up really easily, and the footprint when folded is about 1x2 feet. You could totally use this in a kitchen, bedroom, or apartment like space & stow it in a broom closet when folded up. I was expecting a cheap MDF top I'd end up wanting to replace with real board but it's actually a decent quality HDF top. That was a very pleasant surprise, especially at this price point. I'd HIGHLY recommend this little guy for anyone that needs a quasi workbench but doesn't have the space or money for something big and fancy. Also, the handles are really nice too. I'm legit thinking about buying one or two more.Only downside to this thing is that it's only got brakes on 2 of the casters & they're honestly not very good. I wouldn't suggest trying to saw anything on this thing. It's better suited as a light crafts bench or temporary storage space.Edit: It's been a couple years now. This thing lived out in the elements on my patio in the cold & heat of summer for a year. Then I moved & it became my primary computer desk for a year. I recently moved again & it's serving that same function now until I can fine a good surface for the electric sit/stand desk I bought. I would still highly recommend this workbench and feel it'll be with me for quite a while. I would still recommend upgrading the castors and tabletop accordingly though.

Really nice table. Almost fully assembled upon delivery.