Workbench Table Frame 20" Depth - Black - 29" to 35" Height Adjustable - by BenchPro

So I was concerned that I would get these legs and they would be pretty junky. Not to stable and thin. Nope. These things are great. Put together in 15 minutes.I has a 2' x 4' butcher block top that I got for $30 on clearance and was going to go with a drop wall mount. I considered and even bought some poly legs from Amazon that uses 2x4s to compete. I saw these on Tax Free Weekend and figured I would give it a try.After waiting a week from them to travel from the warehouse in California to New England, I got them today and decided it would make for a great assembly day. It went together well. The directions were at best, schematic. I don't even know if they suggested to predrill pilot holes but I do and did and was fine.The rear brace attaches to the back and the top which increases rigidity. I love that there is no cross piece. I can put a stool under the workbench or anything else. No knees mashing into stuff either.There was enought hardware to secure the legs to the top and recommends an impact driver when you do it for ease. a total of 16 screws into the wood top.I added a nice 6" bench vice that mounts to a clamp and can be removed if you want to. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9LZN2YSI have another 2'x4' (hey for $30 how could I not buy 2) and I think I will buy another set of these legs.

Bought a pair of these about a year ago, they worked well. Bought a second pair, for a second bench. Bench tops are solid wood, about 72"x32"x2". Sturdy legs.

I used these to make an extra shop table out of some old plywood. The frames were very easy to assemble and the resulting table is very sturdy. The adjusters on the legs made it easy to deal with an uneven basement floor.

I bought these to put under a wooden table top. The legs were easy to attach and the lateral stability is very good. The legs are good quality. My only negative is that I was two large hex head wood screws short to attached the table top.

Impressed by the simplicity, surprising rigidity, and the accuracy of the fit and holes. Allows you to go big or cut a smaller top if wanted. It also comes with holes for a lower shelf space for even more stability. The lower shelf (you supply the wood) has five holes on each end piece to allow you to seat a support piece away from your lower legs when working close. Definitely a "Buy it for life" item. And if you need it for a new purpose, remove the screws and bolts and resize!For all the home gym people out there, this is an excellent, flexible alternative to commercial dumbbell racks. Select the depth of your (selectorized dumbbell) stand, the width with your choice of top board, and you can even tilt it an inch or so if needed with the levelers included. You can even cut our a curve in the middle to get closer to the stack if you like. You will appreciate all you're getting here for this price.

Planned on setting up a bench for my 3d printer and soldering station. I purchased a 26" x 96" x 1" wood top from a local box store that has great deals on butcher block tops and counters. So i then started researching on amazon for either custom legs or workbenchs, and came across these. They are priced great and surprisingly sturdy. The angled parts that attach the top to the legs will help alot in regards to sturdiness. So i bought the pair and decided to purchase the center leg https://amzn.com/B0875K4ZTJ/ which is the shorter depth one. So that the center led would not get in the way.Also would recommend purchasing threaded inserts and bolts so if the bench ever needs to be taken apart, no worries about stripping wood. Makes the setup much more future proof.

Wanted to build a workbench for the wife. Repurposed an old 2 1/2” maple top and needed a good base. Read reviews for a lot of brands that didn’t stack up. Reviews of poor construction and typical mass-produced Chinese quality.Bench Pro/Bench Depot stood out as having good build quality and made in the US/Mexico. It came packaged well and only took about 5 minutes to assemble. Welds are clean, painted finish is nice, and nothing bent or out of squareAfter bolting it together and mounting to the top with larger lag screws than they supply (since my top is at least 150lbs), I can say this base is solid. The adjustable feet work well and made it simple to level.

We got this with a formica tabletop. Very easy to put together. The only thing that was challenging was getting the right screws for attaching it to the tabletop. Hardware was included for setting the height, and feet for the bottom, but not for attaching to a top- because they have no way of knowing what you're going to USE as the top. We ended up needing #14 3/4" pan head phillips screws, for a 1" thick top. The pan head is important, because of the way the frame attaches.Once I had the right screws, it took all of about ten minutes to put it together. It feels very strong and stable, and we're quite happy with it. I just wish the information with it had suggested what type of screws to get, because my guess- and what I purchased before it arrived- was wrong. I tried looking through questions, but the info I found there didn't help me. That's why I wanted to come write this review- to help the next person.