TRINITYEcoStorage NSF, 48-Inch Stainless Steel Utility Table,

Durable very nice shine and arrived I damaged Happy to have and would love to buy another one.

I bought one of these for work (research lab) which we've been using for 2 months and recently, one for home as a kitchen island.Assembly:It's not hard to assemble-- you place the top surface upside down on the floor, then you insert each leg. The shelf has holes in the corner that slip over the four legs (adjustable to any height). You will probably need a second person to hold the shelf steady while you insert the screws. There are no predrilled holes; you essentially insert four screws and using an Allen key, just turn as hard as you can to "bite" into the legs. I assembled the first table with a co-worker; the second I managed to do by myself by inserting some boxes to hold the shelf up. Once you've attached the shelf, then you insert the screws for the top surface. The screws, which are not visible once assembly is finished, come with plastic caps to cover them to prevent scratching yourself on them.To prevent uneven wobbling (helpful if you have a floor that's not perfectly flat), the bottom of each leg has adjustable knobs you rotate to even out the table.Weight/Durability:Apparently each shelf is rated for 150 lbs, but I have not yet tested it. It seems sturdy for light to medium objects, but I wouldn't put something super heavy on it (i.e. a kitchenaid mixer) as I suspect it may bow over time. I'm also skeptical the way it is assembled that the bottom shelf can hold 150 lbs, but again, I haven't checked.Aesthetics:It looks great in a research lab. As a kitchen island it works if you have stainless steel appliances or features in your kitchen, otherwise it may look too "sterile". It is very easy to clean and wipe off. However if you have greasy fingers it gets smudgy if you touch it.Overall I'd recommend this product. For everyday use-- whether laboratory or in the kitchen (chopping, prepwork, storage) I think it's super useful. If you want to put very heavy items on it or use it as a heavy-duty workbench (Ie sawing or drilling) I would suggest something sturdier.

I was looking for an additional prep space for my kitchen remodel and found this Stainless Steel table on Amazon, which is rated for food safety. Although it is great on its own and very sturdy, I wanted to make it more useable for cutting on. The problem was finding a butcher block cutting board to fit it, as I didn't just want a cutting board, but one that covered the entire top.....it was almost impossible to find.....the table top is 48 x 24....I finally found butcher block that measured 24 x 24 at [...] and purchased two of them....they fit the top perfectly. Should you go to purchase the butcher block from them you can pay through your Amazon account, which really made it simple. Unlike most butcher block, these are 1 3/4 inches thick which make them heavy enough to not move while working on them, but to make sure that they didn't move, I purchased Bekith Silicone Pot Holder,trivet Mat,jar Opener,spoon Rest and Garlic Peeler (Set of 4) Non Slip,flexible,durable,dishwasher Safe,heat Resistant Hot Pads on Amazon and placed 4 (one on each corner) between the butcher block and the stainless top. So happy with this purchase....hopefully Amazon will put this review through even though I included where to get the butcher block. I would think that they would since I was able to purchase the butcher block using my Amazon account. I believe that being able to find quality butcher block that covers the entire top makes this a great table and prep surface. I want to add that when my review was approved and posted, Amazon took out where to purchase the butcher block....so sorry about that...that is why you see the parenthesis where the store name was. I don't get it...in my opinion, it gives more reason for someone to purchase the table from Amazon, knowing that the table can be enhanced with butcher block, not to count the fact that on that website, you are able to purchase it using your Amazon account. The website where the butcher block came from has no problem having Amazon listed on its site. That's too bad....I'm sorry to readers of the review that might have been interested in that size butcher block. I looked at Amazon first for that size of butcher block and would have bought it from Amazon had they had that size.

I've seen other reviews of this product, either here or on other sites, that suggest that the build quality is poor, that the screw system to attach the legs is poorly designed. I think they must have changed the design, because it doesn't use screws the way I've seen described. What it uses now are flat-headed compression bolts; you insert the legs into tubes in both the top and shelf parts, and then screw the compression bolts against bare metal, holding them in place, probably causing a dent in the tube to lock it in... but I don't know for sure, because I can't see it, and I don't want to take it apart again.I don't know whether or not that's actually a good engineering practice, but at least on initial build, the table seems very strong and sturdy. It's much better than I expected for the current list price of a hundred and forty. If this were a three hundred dollar table, I'd be worried about the longevity of the leg mounting system, but at this price, I'm really fine with it.All edges are smoothed, and it seems pretty strong. As others say, I think it would probably dent reasonably easily if you dropped anything really heavy on it, but I don't see it as being likely to dent in routine use. It's not an heirloom piece, but as long as it doesn't rust, I could see it lasting for ten years or more. Very pleased with it on the day I built it; if I become unhappy with it later, I'll try to remember to follow up.Oh, one tiny complaint: it came with nasty, greasy black fingerprints all over the top of the table. That's the one spot they'd really want to look nice to make a good first impression on the customer, and, well, they blew it. The marks came off cleanly with minimal effort, but still.

I found these to be a reasonable quality and a great value for the price. They tend to wobble a bit, as they are designed with the legs passing through the lower shelf without fasteners, so there is some space which causes the legs to be able to move a bit. If it bothers me too much I'll drill a hole in the legs and shelf and insert a bolt in each leg to stiffen the whole table up a bit. Otherwise a nice table that suits my needs. I've purchased 3 and may purchase more.

Beautiful, sturdy, well priced. Even the adjustable feet are stainless steel. Feels heavy and reasonably substantial. Note the bottom shelf is only held up by large set-screws and friction. Seems like it should be able to hold a reasonable amount of weight, but this is something to consider. Provides much needed workspace in my small kitchen, and cleans up real easy. The table was packaged well and easy to assemble (though a tape measure or level are useful to have on hand for the bottom shelf).

I bought this table to use for outdoor cookingIt easy quick and easy to assemble and nice and sturdyIt’s exactly what I was looking for at a great price.

This table arrived with defected bottom shelf. The surface peeled off and shows layers of rust iron. I purchased based on the good review but what I received not the quality I was expected. Every single edges of this table attached by craft hot glue and it looks very messy. The shipping box was damaged and half opened. I want to return the entire table but I don't have a car to bring this heavy table to a post office. Few days ago, I posted review with pictures but the Amazon didn't approve my review so I'm writing again.

La tabla no se estudia como una mesa de trabajo. Debido a que las patas se unen solo apretando 4 tornillos, se tambalea mucho... y fallará en un corto período de tiempo.