Topeakmart 45.2x17.7x47.6'' (LxWxH) Potting Benches Outdoor Garden Potting Table Work Bench with Removable Sink Drawer Rack Shelves Work Station, Wood

Just what I wantedGood potting benchEasy to assembleJust the right sizeGood size drawer too

I bought the Topeakmart Potting Bench due to its reasonable price Its size. Sturdy once it's put together. Its smaller so it fits in my garage & is easy to move. I finished the wood with a wood preservative because the wood was so nice. I'm very happy with this purchase & would recommend to anyone.

I’ll start by saying I really like this bench and once it’s put together it looks really nice, just as pictured. It’s what you would expect for the price, however.It’s definitely a 2 person job to build, and there were no pre-drilled holes so it was somewhat a guessing game of making sure the pieces lined up correctly. We used a drill and it wasn’t too bad aside from the wood splitting in some spots. Otherwise, the directions were very easy to follow and took about 1 hour start to finish.It definitely made from very cheap wood but feels pretty sturdy once together and has a good amount of space.For the price, I am happy with the purchase and would probably recommend.

I use this in my outdoor kitchen/ garage as a prep table. I put it together by myself in about 30 minutes. The wood is thin and cheap. Twice, the screw splintered the wood. It's a good height and length. The depth is sufficient for a large cutting board. It is sturdy enough to cut meat on. It's fairly easy to clean but I plan on applying a sealant anyway. Overall, I am satisfied with the value and would recommend.

If you feel like you've read this review before it's because we bought two benchs from two different sellers. We gave both benches 5 points for the price and for meeting our needs. Even though this bench developed a crack in the bench top, I still feel like the wood on this bench is harder and feels sturdier. A little wood puddy should fix it up.My husband put the benches together and didn't complain too much. The drawer fit better on this bench and slides well. After giving the bench a quick sand and a couple coats of clear coat, we think it looks pretty good.Both benches are going to live in our little greenhouse (also bought on Amazon), so it won't be subject to the PNW rain and snow. The little top shelf on both benchs are too narrow. I was hoping to put 4" pots on it, but the saucers won't fit. Altogether, I was suprised how much we were able to get on the bench top and lower shelf. I can't imagine keeping it outside in the elements, but I believe that it will hold up fine for our greenhouse needs. We paid more for this bench, despite the crack in the top, this was the better bench. Purchased February 2023

I purchased the wood one and it was easy enough to assemble. Just be careful to put the screws in properly. One of the pieces was broken, but it appears I was able to nail it back together. If you are going to keep it outside, you will have to weather proof. It does not seem to be to sturdy

My wife really likes this potting bench. She does a lot of gardening, and this is perfect for all the smaller gardening projects she does involving plants in pots on our porch. This is very solid and well made. It should last a long time.You will have to assemble the entire unit. Fortunately, all pieces are clearly labeled with stickers which makes this a lot easier. The instructions were just pictures which worked fairly well but could have been clearer in certain areas. I was concerned with the lack of pilot holes in the receiving legs when screwing in certain cross members. This made me wonder if I was lining them up correctly. I did have to unscrew and re-screw one piece of the draw because of this. The other issue is that one of the hooks was broken off the mount that gets screwed into the side. Not a big deal, but slightly annoying.Overall, the solid nature of this potting bench is the best part of this bench. It feels well-made yet it is not too heavy.

The instructions were pretty bad, difficult to see orientation of screws/nails were supposed to go. But it wasn't too difficult to get the hang of ourselves. It took about 2 hours to build. It's pretty sturdy, but not the best quality wood, so I would weather proof, or at least put protective covers on it. Looks great and it's just what I wanted. Cleaning is rough, because you won't want to wipe it with a damp cloth in fear of damaging the wood.