Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Mesa de Trabajo de Acero Inoxidable, Mesa de Preparación con 4 Ruedas, Estantería de Trabajo de Preparación de Alimentos con Estantes Ajustables para Cocina, Garaje, Taller, 90 x 60 x 85 cm

The table lightweight and seems to bend very easily.

So this is a hard one to review - This is a super cheap table for being stainless steel but it's flimsy compared to the ones you would find in a commercial kitchen. Then again those are much more expensive. So this is hard to review. I think for the price this is a great table with some caveats. So just like a tiny aluminum can can hold your weight from being crushed it's not something you would trust to bear your weight while moving loads around. This shelf feels like that for me - the legs are so thin and as long as they are perfectly round they will be able to hold the weight straight down. But if you are moving this and a you have a heavy load on top and a leg gets bent because it hits a curb or something that weight is going to come crashing down. The middle shelf feels the same way - so flimsy but as long as it's straight and not dented it'll hold. One other thing I can't believe is that the legs are pushed together but there is nothing to hold the legs together. That means if you have weight on the bottom shelf and you are moving this table from outside the patio into your kitchen and you lift up on the top shelf your legs come apart. What the heck is that? I've never in my life seen a table that comes apart so easily when you lift it by the top of the table part. That is something that should be expected to happen so you should engineer your product to prevent the whole thing from falling apart. Imagine you are by yourself and have a 200 pound slab of meat on top and some things on the bottom shelf and you pull up on the top and separate the legs. Now you there is no way you'll be able to put the legs together so you'll have to drop whatever is on the top shelf to put everything back together again. So just something to think about. It bugs me that the leg pieces are not held together so i'll probably glue them or something as I know 2 or 3 or 5 years from now something will happen while moving this table.

Terrible quality control. 1st one arrived with two bolts that attach the top to legs cross threaded and a wheel with bad threads so that it could not be installed. Replacement showed up today and box was undamaged and everything looked good until I got to the table top, which had to be packaged this way, since as I said all packaging was undamaged. I've included picture. Waiting now to see what they want to do, I asked them just to send me a new wheel on the first one but the said they could not... so now I've received a worse item. Haven't even checked bolts and wheels. :(

I did not receive this table in the mail. It was delivered to another city to a business address and I am a residential customer so I'm not real happy that I did not receive it however I did get my money back and I reordered it and had it sent to a different location and then I got it and then I left a review for that table that I received.

I have bought a lot of stuff from Vevor, and it has been good quality. This table is junk. I put it together and it just didn't seem strong enough to hold 400lbs. I have a 310Lb freeze dryer we were going to put on it. I weigh 247 lbs, so I layed on it, and did a trial run in the basement getting pushed around. Good thing my freeze dryer wasn't on there, It didn't make it 10' and it folded up and I went down. Yes all of the bolts were tight, I even checked the factory philips head screws holding the triangle pieces on the top table. The slip in legs are the problem, they need to have some sort of attaching screws or bolts in them I think.