Vevor Stainless Steel 24 x 24 x 32 Inch Commercial Kitchen Prep & Work Table Heavy Duty Metal Work Table with Adjustable Feet for Restaurant, Home and Hotel : Industrial & Scientific

Many photographer websites and forums recommend this kitchen table to carry an Epson SureColor P-5370 professional photo printer. I can confirm it works perfectly for this.The printer fits with a small margin all around, so the table is not too large or too small.The table easily bears the 120-lb weight of the printer.The wheels are smooth and two of them have brakes, so you can park the table safely in your print lab/office and still move it around if you need to access the printer's back panel.The (not easily) adjustable lower shelf is perfect for storing printer supplies like roll paper or ink cartridges.Assembly was reasonably simple. My partner and I assembled it in about 35 minutes with no tools other than the included Allen wrench (hex key).If you're thinking of buying the Epson SC-P 5370 and need a place to put it, this table is perfect.

Its very light duty. The whole package weighs 23 pounds... and at least 3 of that is packaging. I'm using it for a 3D printer, and couldn't be happier. Had an exrta of all the harware and the included wrench was sufficent. As you can see in the pic, it also came with an adequate instruction manual. Very simple. Could it be heavier duty? Yes, yes it could. But I too scrolled past the tables that are much, much heavier duty. Much more stable. Much more durable and probably better packed... but then, just like you, found this much cheaper table. lol. Its half the cost, and half the durability. And I couldn't be happier. It came in perfect condition. The smudges are finger prints, otherwise its great. I would not put anything anywhere near 100 pounds on it. You can deform the surfaces by pressing hard on it. lol. If you want heirloom quality, expect to pay 3X, or more than this table. If you need a light weight, light duty table that is worlds better than particle board garbage, this is it.

Things I like: components are sturdy and the casters are Much nicer than expected. The cart rolls with almost no effort.Dislikes: assembly instructions were less than basic and the top is not bolted down. It’s in place by its own weight. This works fine, but you always need to roll it because you can’t lift it by the top. Overall does what I need.

I'll begin with the fact that the screws are not long enough, so I had to hammer the metal in until the screws could reach. The metal of the bottom shelf is thin and easy to bend, so when attaching it to the legs the metal actual beads to the shape of the legs as you screw it in.It's cheap. It looks and feels cheap too. But, it's working for my purposes. I couldn't find a cart on wheels of this size otherwise, and I really didn't want anything larger. I bought it to hold a portable dishwasher in my small space. It's working! I didn't bother to peel off the protective plastic. I'm not sure it's worth the $75 I paid for it, but it's serving my needs.

I purchased this to use on the deck with a tabletop grill/griddle. Its a heat-resistant surface and sturdy enough to make smash burgers on the griddle without fearing failure. The grill manufacturer (Ninja) has a plastic cart, but I don't trust plastic for countering smashburgers. I'll update if it completely rusts in less than a season or two (not in a salt spray area). Thats not necessarily a fault, but will help others who might want to use it outside.Pros:- Cheap.- Strong enough for one adult to sit on without wobbling or feeling like it will collapse. Sufficient to support most small cooking appliances. Thus it will hold at least half of its rated weight (400 lbs).- Relatively easy to put together.- Two wheels did include brakes.- Protective plastic was left on the SS surfaces reducing scratches during manufacture, shipping, and assembly.Cons:- Cheap (both a pro and a con)- Bottom shelf is for very light duty.- There was a dink on table top, as well as the corners.Overall, its better built than I expected given its price and the reviews.

This unit was so thin and flimsy. The surface is thinner than a cookie sheet and the legs are about the thickness of a Tin Soup can, only thinner! I have purchased a Rockpoint Unit from Amazon, and use it for carrying very heavy boxes. The Rockpoint is great, and clearly a Heavy duty commercial quality unit. For comparison, the Rockpoint is 35lbs and the Vevor is 19lbs. No comparison. The Vevor is cheap and tinny and unstable. This might be good for home use in a kitchen or deck or the like to hold up something like a toaster. For commercial or heavy use, or if you do not like cheap quality stuff, i would pay the extra $40 and get a Rockpoint.

Nice table. Easy to put together.

I purchased this rolling cart to support a 17" photo printer. It did arrive from the shipper with a slight amount of damage (just cosmetic dings in a few places). I noticed that some other reviewers also reported shipping damage. The cart is solid and well-made, and the excellent wheels roll smoothly. There is no height adjustment for the cart itself, but the secondary shelf can be installed to different heights, but this requires serious effort so I would recommend setting it where you prefer from the beginning.The only real issue with this cart is the poor assembly instruction sheet. I was confused as to how to install the four triangular plate pieces. I ended up having to disassemble the legs when I figured out the issue., which added an extra hour to the process. As others have mentioned there are some sharp edges on the sheet metal forming the two tables so it's a good idea to wear work gloves (as the instructions also recommend).Once fully assembled the cart impressed me and looks great and rolls great. The brakes on two of the wheels keep the cart in place.There were several extra nuts and a bolt included. Thank you to the manufacturer! Yes, I do recommend this cart.