Review on DuraSteel Stainless Worktable 24Ｘ18Ｘ34 Height by Rui Knain

Updated Review: Replacement hardware arrived within a week. a little storage space (our house was built in 1927 and the kiln face is 12 inches wider than today's kilns). The table is stable and fully suitable for its purpose. The packaging was badly wrinkled and torn, so the accessories got lost somewhere along the way. The packaging box hardly protected the table during transport. There were minimal scratches but there were no obvious dents on the countertop or shelf. If the same packaging is used for large tables, I can understand why people who bought large models had damage issues. As for the 12 inch table: I wouldn't dare leave it alone or not mount it to the wall during use. all heavier devices such as stand mixers etc. are placed on top. A 12" wide table has limitations! The manufacturer seems to have changed the design a bit and moved the legs closer to the outer edge on the 12" wide version, so the table is pretty solid, especially for a table that is almost 3 times taller as he is. wide! Very narrow tables like this one are meant to fill gaps between other tables and/or equipment in a professional kitchen and not work alone. I am very happy with this table and appreciate the seller's quick response to the MIA equipment exchange! > A note on the picture shown in the listing for a 12" wide table: the distance between the legs at the narrow ends of the table where the shelf is supported is 7" wide which not only gives the table more stability, but also allows appropriate access to the items on the storage shelf. First review. The table arrived with no hex screws or hex keys to assemble the table! I needed the table the day it arrived but now I have to try and find Allen screws that fit locally?!?!? Not a happy customer!