VEVOR Stainless Steel Prep Table, 24 x 15 x 35 Inch, 440lbs Load Capacity Heavy Duty Metal Worktable with Backsplash Adjustable Undershelf & 4 Casters, Commercial Workstation for Kitchen Restaurant

Purchased the Vevor table for the patio garden because it could withstand the elements AND has wheels.Loved it for rolling around the patio, tending the veggies.But then we got a countertop water-purifier, and needed a vehicle on which to park it in the kitchen pantry. Voila… the prep table fits perfectly and looks like it belonged there all along.

Easy tranporting with casters and plenty of storage splace.

For the price, I wasn't expecting this table to be anything extraordinary, and it's not. 9/10 for price, 7/10 for overall quality.We'll start with the good and work towards the bad:The casters appear to be of decent quality, they look sturdy and I dont think they're going to scratch up my floor or anything. 10/10 for the wheels.I'm not using this for anything heavy duty, I just have a small 3D printer that I'll be putting on the top shelf and the bottom shelf is the perfect size for my gaming PC. Honestly, the #1 reason I bought this thing was because the dimensions were EXACTLY what I was looking for and it's gunna fit the very small space that I have available next to my desk. I like that it's a taller table because that'll make it harder for my toddler to come in and mess with stuff.This was a lot cheaper than some other options I was looking at, and the quality is honestly better than I expected for it being so cheap.Assembly was a breeze, I think my 3 year old daughter could handle putting this together (if the pieces weren't so sharp). 10/10 for ease of assembly.The assembled product looks pretty decent too. 8/10 for appearance.Two of the eight leg pieces came bent where they join together, but not so badly that I couldn't bend them back with a pair of pliers and relative ease. So, in this case it was a good thing that the metal was so thin and malleable, though I wonder if it would have bent in the first place if the metal wasn't so flimsy to begin with. A lot of the pieces are stamped metal and the edges are sharp - handle with caution. 6/10 material quality.The protective film on both the shelves was a nightmare to remove, it literally took me 2 hours to get it off - and I didn't even get all of it, theres still bits and pieces of the film hanging on the underside of the table because I just got so fed up with it. Seruously-this part really really really sucked. 0/10 for the stupid protective film.

This is so cheaply made. The top is cheap wood like product wrapped in paper thin metal. The backsplash is very thin ( like a soda can) and sharp. The casters seem ok, the body of them is thin but the casters feel like they have descent bearings but the way the rest is made I doubt it.You get what you pay for, spend more and get something actually made from stainless steel.Works for what it was intended and the wife likes it so I bumped it up to 3 stars.

UPDATE!!! Two weeks in and it collapsed! The wheels can not hold the weight of its own and lead to the whole table crushing and ruining! DO NOT BUY THIS! NOT EVEN FOR THE SMALLEST APPLIANCE && Amazon and Vevor refuse to assist! Waste of money 100%Height is amazing but the specific one I got was plastic wrapped which couldn’t come off even with a heat gun. Back splash is so thin it folds over. Wish I could get a refund but I guess that what you get

Nice sturdy table, just a little a bit too light.

Carries my meat slicer on top and my meat grinder on bottom very sturdy.

Very misleading description in the headline for this table, it says for Commercial Workstation for Kitchen Restaurant. In the photo, it might look like one, but this would not last a day in a real commercial kitchen.As other comments have stated, this unit is paper thin, if you were to put your foot on the bottom shelf, say like to tie your shoe, it will fold in half. There were several super sharp spots that could cut someone easily, I had to file a lot of spots, even one of the welds had a very sharp edge, and one weld was bad, it didn't even hold the 2 edges together, all of the weld was on one side of the joint. The legs were so thin, when I squeezed them between my thumb and finger, they bent! Sadly, you can't actually use the nuts on the wheels to tighten them down, as they are recessed in the legs, but I doubt you could tighten them before it would start spinning in the leg. While trying to remove the protective plastic wrap, all under the bottom of the tabletop, it looks like it was painted with silver paint, which did not dry, and everywhere I touched it, it stuck to my fingers/hand. After you put this together, if you try to lift up the table, the legs fall apart. If you have employees or kids, this is not for you! While it did come with a 5mm hex key to tighten the bolts, you will need a 12mm wrench/socket or some pliers to hold the nuts on the bottom shelf. The headline should be corrected to say, for very light duty.