GDLF Potting Bench Table Large Garden Outdoor Work Bench Metal Tabletop Workstation with Storage Cabinet Shelf Dark Grey

Easy enough to assemble - did it by myself (60yo female). It's not super sturdy but I'm not rough on things. I am going to add a coat of paint to help seal it better and to help it withstand the weather longer. For the price, I think it's a fair value.

True "flat pack" furniture. With line drawing instructions for assembly. Instructions miss an important issue about the fact the large open frames that LOOK the same - are actually "handed" and you need to make sure to use the correct ones at the outset. If you are used to assembling things and look for the holes for the dowels - you will figure it out - but it could do with highlighting in the instructions more than it is. If you are going to use a power screwdriver - set the torque low to prevent over driving.As long as you set up carefully on the 6 adjustable feet - should do OK with a big bag of dirt and pots!Design is good and as long as you can put this somewhere well ventilated - the pine (?) should hold up. Strong smell is either the actual pine, the gray stain or some preservative. Time will tell.

This is serving me well. I have it on my covered patio. It holds everything I intended for it. Wasn't too bad putting together. Pay very close attention to the instructions. The wood isn't the best and I intend to varnish it next spring in hopes of preserving it.

This was purchased to replace a garden bench that lasted 10 or 12 years outdoors in the garden. That bench only "wore out" because the (very thin) plywood bottom of an internal storage area was weakened by years of getting wet and then overloaded one day in a burst of confidence, enthusiasm, and carelessness. It seemed easier to buy a new bench than do the disassembly necessary to fix it. Hence this purchase.The new unit is a triumph of design - some student no doubt got great marks for it - but while it uses a minimum of materials to great effect - it's a house of cards where every piece is dependent on something else for support. Summon an octopus from the depths to help with assembly! Compounding the problem is the poor grade of wood used, and the fact that the wood is color-stained but not sealed or waterproofed. I used a LOT of sealer to cover the wood before assembling it and it soaked it up. I still have no confidence that it will last more than two or three years under our difficult weather. The wood is going to split and warp. I also did quite a bit of reinforcement to get decent rigidity that wasn't dependent the design's clever placement of a couple half-inch long screws. I would like to mention that I am not usually obsessive like this - it was forced on me.In summary:Spend a little more money on something more solid.

Was somewhat concerned about buying this product after reading the reviews. It did take some time to put it together but my husband is a patient man. It went together OK but did take several hours. I am very pleased with the way it looks. Even though it is sold as an outside product we will cover it with a heavy plastic sheet in the winter. After all, it is a wood product.

I'm 4'10". The dimensions on this are perfect for my short stature. I can enjoy potting my succulents standing up instead of hunched over them on the ground. Building it was pretty straightforward.

The product came with a cracked shelf and the metal top was smeared with something black on it. Tried to clean it and wouldn't come off. One shelf has unlevel because of the way they put on the shelf bracket. I unscrewed the bracket so I could move it up to make the shelf level, but it was also glued on. I'll have to add a piece of wood to the bracket to make the shelf level.I would have returned it but was too much of a hassle to repackage and take somewhere for return. It's on my covered porch, so it will be interesting to see how weatherproof it is. I might put a sealer on it to protect it.It wasn't too difficult to put together. I don't have a drill so had to use a screwdriver. Would have helped to have a drill. Definitely takes two people to put it together.

This was a Mother's Day gift. My wife was talking about me making a potting table for her. I couldn't find a plan that I liked but when looking for ideas this potting table made it an easy decision. I liked the original color they stained this with when we received it but my wife wanted me to change the color to Seaweed Salad. This potting table taught me how to use a gravity fed paint gun using latex paint. And the Seaweed Salad turned out very nice.It was pretty easy to put together but thanks to my diy woodworking skills I was able to modify 2 shelves that lacked the support to make the shelves level. It was a real easy fix. I'd highly recommend buying.