Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Mesa de Trabajo de Acero Inoxidable 762 x 305 x 954,6 mm Mesa de Preparación de Alimentos con 4 Ruedas Mesa de Cocina Estante Ajustable en Altura para Cocina Restaurante Bar Garaje al Aire Libre

no venia en el envio... solo 2 bultos

The actual material itself is sufficient and decent quality. The way they have you assemble it is if a child designed it. Yeah it has a nice weight rating, but you better not move the table around very much or its gonna collapse. This is very flimsy in the way its put together. And when I say very, I mean VERY! It definitely needs some re-engineering on how its secured in its assembly. Wouldn't recommend unless you are willing to modify to make more sturdy.

This table is not 24*48 its 30*48 . Description is totally wrong of this table because we wanted 24 inch and its top is 30.

I have to say this is likely the most disappointing item I have purchased from Vevor as all of my previous purchases have been more than satisfactory. This table is NOT heavy duty. It is wobbly and flimsy. The table top itself is the weak point when it should actually be the strongest. I placed a Blackstone portable grill on the table (about 30 lbs). Within 3 weeks the table surface had sagged nearly an inch in the middle, creating a nice concave table surface. And the grill wasn't even placed near the middle, it was near a corner. Checking underneath I realized there is absolutely no bracing under the surface either lengthwise or crosswise, just the thin stainless surface over the 30 inch width and 60 inch length. Oddly the lower shelf is much stronger and has a sturdy lengthwise brace. It does not bend with weight. The table is useless for what I bought it for and can only be used as a prep table. But even that's annoying as everything rolls to the middle. I've tried to get the bend out of it but will only stay where it is supposed to if I can get proper bracing underneath it, properly secured, a task I should not be required to do. Perhaps the bracing was supposed to be there but was missed during manufacturing.?? Otherwise I can't understand why such a large surface is not properly braced. Too much hassle to send back and doubtful a refund would be even be considered after having used it for a month or so. Perhaps there is a remedy Vevor can offer to fix the problem, otherwise it will have limited use.

Stainless steel is rusting. I unpacked and removed the protective film to assemble the product. Under the film was rust! I am having second thoughts about ordering product from Vevor, you just cannot trust the quality.

I bought this for 1 specific purpose and was saddened to find the lower shelf damaged, Bent on a crease. One of the legs also bent. The box it came in was not damaged so I must assume it was damaged and shipped when manufactured.

This is a nice table but it does not hold the 600-800 pounds It advertises. If you only need a couple hundred pounds probably 5 stars.

The worst table I’ve ever bought. Very unstable. No matter what I did it was just total garbage. Don’t buy it

I liked the first one of these "stainless steel" benches/shelves so much that i bought 6 more for various purposes. I now wish I had waited because the first is now rusting despite being indoors in low humidity. Very disappointed, but I guess you get what you pay for.

Assembly - Manufacturing / Q-C Issue. Not as sturdy as the other more expensive carts form the restaurant supplier Although the assembly process is a simple and straight forward process. Assembly was hampered by poor manufactured and quality control. Some of the threads were poorly formed on 2 of the legs. I had to run a tap through to clean them up before I could attach to of the casters. On 1 of the casters the stem had burs and I had to run it through a Die to clean them up. Mildly aggravating but less aggravating then the time and effort to pack it back up go through the return process and then wait for a replacement. Additionally pealing the protective film off was an exercise in frustration it came off in bits it would not peel off as a sheet. The metal used seems a bit thin but should be adequate for lighter duty use. Only the top is reinforced with a fiber or some sort of a wood composite board the shelf is not reinforced only thin metal. It feels solid enough but I think the thin metal would dent easily and quickly show ware from heavy use. It should work for my intended use as a an appliance stand for a smaller spiral dough mixer that weighs only about 50 LBs. With limited counter work space and not being used every day. It is to heavy to frequently move on and off the counter every few days. I will be able to just roll in to the back room when not in use. I currently do the same with my Stand Mixer around 35 LBs, large deli slicer well over 60 LBs, Chamber Vacuum Sealer around 75 LBs and Freeze Dryer that's well over 120 LBs. Just rolling a cart and no lifting is a major back saver.