GRIDMANN Stainless Steel Work Table 72 x 24 Inches, NSF Commercial Kitchen Prep Table with Under Shelf for Restaurant and Home

This table is going into my kitchen and used as an "work island", not a restaurant or workshop where it will be used and abused. I was so excited to put it together and get it into place. When I pulled the protective plastic off the top, there was "ding" right in the middle of it. The end of it was dented - the shine wore off by what looked to be constant rubbing on something plus the lip is dented outward. Now I'm stuck with a messed up product because I have it put together and the box ripped apart. Thoroughly disappointed!UPDATE - This company contacted me within a day or two of receiving the table. They are arranging for a partial refund of my purchase funds and I accept that. The table is set up in my kitchen as an island and I've already begun to use it. It is solid to the extreme and counter height, so perfect for hot dishes and food preparation. I set the bottom shelf up high enough that I can easily reach my vacuum sealer, waffle iron, food processor, etc. and freed up a lot of space on my kitchen counters. I put a vase of flowers in the middle of it as well as all my cutting boards, so the ding doesn't show. There's no way to cover the dent on the end of the table, but, as of this date, I haven't had anyone remark about it, so I think I can live with it. I am grateful for this very good customer service!

Very nice, sturdy and easy to put together

I bought this for a specific use. I needed an 18" tall table on which to put a 10 cu ft refrigerator. So I cut about 18" off the legs of this table with a band saw and made it the height I needed. Shortening it down, with the shelf installed, made this table very sturdy. It holds the 100lb fridge, and it's contents, very well.The only flaw I saw is there are a couple of studs welded to the underside of the table that show in the surface. For my application is is a non-issue because there's a fridge sitting on top of it. If using as a true table, and wanting perfection, this might be a concern for others. Honestly though, I didn't notice it until well after I had assembled and installed the table.At this price point I expected 18/8 stainless, and that appears to be what it is. 18/8 is not a high grade of stainless. All stainless scratches easily, but 18/8 is pretty bad in this regard, and 18/8 rusts much easier than 306 or higher grade SS does. So if you are planning to use this outdoors, or in a commercial/industrial application where it will see harsh solvents or cleaners, you might want to consider a higher priced option better suited for that application.As it is, and considering what it is, this is a nice little table for the money. I would not hesitate to buy it again.

For the most part, the item was in good shape, but there were some dents in the stainless steel table top. Because of the type of material, I didn't try to pound it out. It isn't a deal breaker because it would be too much of a hassle to return the item with only this much damage. There was also one bolt broken in the substructure of the table top. It doesn't appear to weaken the top, although it might. Overall, I am pleased with the item.

The table arrived as per the description and undamaged. The table was easy to assemble.

Very sturdy and heavy duty and easy to adjust on a uneven floor

For the price it meets expectations.BUT:If you are looking for a cheap and slightly wobbly table, which is dented and scratched this is the item. Because after a week you won’t notice the dents and scratches because it dents and scratches by just looking at it. So within a week you have looked at it enough to make a 1000 more dents and scratches.You will notice how bad this table is, only after you put the whole thing together. Then you look at Yourself and say do I really want to spend the time and energy to return this? And you will keep it.If you are looking for a nice sturdy high quality stainless table, you are in a very very wrong price range.The table does the job and works, at the price, it’s just fine, $100 bucks more

I agonized a bit about which stainless steel table to order, because I did not like what I saw in the reviews of any of the choices. It looks what is essentially the same table is sold under two or three brands. The one that was clearly different was the Seville, which looked flimsier and was also described by many of the reviewers as arriving with dents. I chose this one because it was clear that the shelf was attached with set screws (as is the top). Turns out it came with a couple extra set screws and the Allen wrench needed to close them, but in an odd place in the box and I did not find them until after I had already assembled the table with my own Allen wrench.As others have described, dents were an issue. One side of the lower shelf was seriously dented and two of the other three were somewhat bent. They were clearly like this when the table was placed in the box at the factory, because the way it came boxed, basically with the shelf inside the top, which is much wider and longer than the shelf, there was no conceivable way it could have happened in transit. I was able to straighten out the two bent sides to where it was not noticeable and the dented side, luckily, is positioned in my laundry room so it is not visible. The top also had a mild dent or bend in one side. Although both the top and the shelf had coatings intended to protect them, those had been scratched and ripped in multiple places, resulting occasionally in some mild scratches to the metal underneath. You would think the workmen must have been tossing these around the factory at random, or perhaps the parts had been through some sort of natural or manmade disaster. It is hard to imagine how all this would have happened in a properly run factory.It is also worth noting that one of the bolts holding the top of the table to the metal supporting the legs had simply broken off. It looked like a poor-quality weld was the cause. Luckily this was one of quite a few bolts and did not seem likely to cause any stability issues. (Hopefully the others won’t just fall off over time!)The only issue I had with the design is that the table legs are quite a bit smaller than the sockets in the top the fit into, so there is a lot of extra space on the sides where the set screws are tightened. This did not seem to be a problem, but one has to wonder why they would intentionally design it that way.In spite of all this, I’m fine with the table. Since I am just using it in my basement laundry room, it does not need to look perfect. It looks good enough, and does seem sturdy.

Sólo la parte de arriba es de acero inoxidable, todo lo demás no. Muy cara para lo que es y tienen publicidad engañosa.

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