This Adjustable Husky Tool Bench May Not Be On Your Radar, But Users Say It Should Be

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Whether you take care of business in a home office or a home workshop, a sturdy work table can be a legitimate game-changer for productivity. And when it comes to work tables and work benches, toughness and versatility are big selling points for many in need. If you are currently looking for a versatile workbench, there's one from Husky that real-world owners fully believe you should have on your radar, as it currently holds a 4.8 stars out of 5 rating on its The Home Depot product page.

Husky is, of course, one of The Home Depot's exclusive in-house offerings, and has been for many years at this point. But the brand is, perhaps, better known for making a range of hand tools and power tools, as well as storage options and standing tool chests. As such, it's entirely possible that Husky's Adjustable 2-Drawer Work Table was not an option you were looking at for your workspace. 

There may, however, be a lot to like about it if you're in the market, as the table can be adjusted via hand crank from anywhere between 26 inches in height to 42 inches, depending on whether you use the included leveling feet or lockable castors. The desk offers plenty of storage too, with a pair of drawers that can hold up to 35 lbs each. Overall, the desk can hold up to 300 lbs of weight and is backed by at least a 3-year limited warranty. 

The warranty coverage is not explicitly spelled out on The Home Depot product page. Husky offers many different warranty packages, so you'll want to double-check your exact warranty offerings. Whatever the case, if the user reviews are accurate, you may not need to worry about cashing in on that coverage for this adjustable work station.

That 4.8-star rating is based on more than 9,200 reviews, and just over 8,800 of them are in the 4 and 5-star categories. As for what owners like about the table, sturdiness and versatility are a big part of its popularity, with users claiming they're using it for everything from crafting and sewing to heavy-duty jobs in a workshop environment. Many are even using it as an everyday work desk in the office. Users also praise it for the easy-to-use hand crank feature that raises and lowers the table top, allowing for use with or without a chair. More than a few users copped to liking Husky's adjustable work bench so much that they bought more than one.

On the negative side, many who purchased the desk feel it is difficult to assemble, and that its shipping box was too heavy to move on their own. Likewise, some also felt the desk was lacking in polish and overall quality. Despite those negatives, at a cost of just $329, the desk may still be worth the risk. But if you're not fully convinced, Lowe's does offer other workbenches that may suit your needs.

While this article is not necessarily an endorsement by SlashGear of Husky's adjustable workbench, we aim to provide our readers with a view of what real-world users have experienced while using the product on their own. In compiling that feedback, we read through dozens of positive and negative reviews from actual customers who have purchased the bench from The Home Depot, highlighting the viewpoints expressed in each. We also provided direct quotes from those reviews whenever it was appropriate to do so.