📱 Safco Products Muv Gray Mobile Workstation: Enhancing Efficiency and Mobility Review

This is terrible. First, the congregation is lame. I ended up assembling it myself, but the instructions are a bit deceptive. And it doesn't explain where and how to install the shelves in the right place. But the biggest problem is that it's an ordeal for height adjustment. You can't just adjust from minute to minute as there are 4 screws that are not that easy to get at to raise and lower the thing. I'm very upset about this and would probably like to send it back, but I have no idea how…

Bought this table for my husband based on so many rave reviews. In fact, now that it's assembled and height adjusted, he really likes it. However, in all the great reviews, none of the reviews pointed out that this table is quite difficult to adjust in height. I got home to find that my husband had set up the jack so that he could use the jack screw to adjust the table to the exact height he needed. When I was asked why all this creativity, I was told that four set screws - in rather…

I bought mine from Revain's warehouse and it was advised the packaging was damaged. The box was quite crumpled when I received it but I have to give credit to the people who designed the packaging, the table was perfect. Transport and packaging materials obviously withstand the impact! The table is easy to assemble into something as complex as a bar table. Instructions were clear, all tools and parts were included and it took me about an hour to assemble. Everything is easily adjustable. Others

In my opinion this (and a few others like it) shouldn't be called 'adjustable'. This implies a table that can be switched between heights. Yes, it is true that you can adjust the height when setting it up, this is not what I would call an adjustable table. Given the construction I would actually not recommend adjusting much after assembly as I would be concerned about the integrity of the friction fit which sets the height and would end up causing the top to fall off after a while. People scold

Just to clarify, I think I'm missing something, but this table has two parts. The top piece just sits on top of the bottom piece and I searched and looked and couldn't find any nuts or bolts to hold the second piece in place to keep it from wobbling. I wouldn't call it strong, stable, yes. but I've never felt comfortable putting much pressure on the front or back as it sometimes leans forward and wobbles from side to side if I squeeze it a little. For me, however, it was the perfect table. I'm…

I like this product. Quality: Good looking. wooden edges and gray shelves; The side panel is plastic - has a good texture/colour. Features: Firm, no noticeable wobbling. Casters (with brakes) roll smoothly on carpeted office floors. However, the keyboard tray has a noticeable downward slope to the right. The shelves are adjustable with an Allen key (included), the work table needs to remove the side panels and adjust the wing nut. I recommend setting the height the first time you assemble it…

UPDATE April 27, 2012: After posting this review I switched to a Lifespan treadmill. I just posted a review about it but just saying here that if you have extra cash I would seriously recommend skipping this table and switching to a treadmill :) I'm never used to standing in one place. , but walking is a lot easier (and burns more calories). ************************************* * *** ********* ********************* First of all, ignore the reviewers who say this table is not adjustable. Either

First of all I want to say that there are people who probably shouldn't buy furniture that they have to assemble themselves. There's nothing "wrong" with these folks, but if someone's having trouble putting something this simple together, buy something else. I made this completely by myself in less than 30 minutes by carefully following the instructions. It was very easy if you are good at following the limited text instructions. I bought it for two reasons: to upgrade to a standing workstation