TORACK Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Folding Workbench, Space-Saving Collapsible Wall Table/Desk for Garage Workshop, Holds Up to 550lbs(Board Size: 47.25 x 22.75inch)

Solid! Easy to assemble. Please used a drill bit to make it easier to install screws. I attached to the wall frame using a studs finder. Yeti sticker not included LOL

Mounts easily. Seems sturdy. Only time will tell.

Excellent for work bench , and folds nicely against the wall. Will be getting multiples of these for my space ! I use this one for a guitar work bench .

Awesome product.

The table is strong the issue I had was there was no instructions in the box. I looked everywhere online trying to find a manual, no luck. I just went at it and figured it out wasn’t that hard but the instructions would have been nice. Torack got ahold of me and made everything right. Their customer service is top notch. Order from them without reservation.

I ordered this space saving wall mounted workbench for my garage. The top is 47 1/4" x 27", made from 1" thick solid wood segments that have been joined tongue in groove and laminated together. The top and underside have been finished and polished to a mirror finish. The top mounts to the wall with heavy steel 22" x 22 3/4" x 2" folding brackets that allow it to fold against the wall (appx 3" total depth) for when you need more space. For me that's a huge plus because the bench won't become a landing zone for whatever lands on it anymore, and I'll still have a fixed bench to go next to it so no loss of space for my vise and drill press. Note that the product listing says 27.75" deep whereas the bench is actually just 23", so if you're expecting the full 28" depth you're better off with another product.Installation isn't difficult if you take your time to get the wall brackets mounted just so, and I have a few tips to help. First, use a laser level to set the top line where the top screws go - those are the most critical to getting the bench positioned properly on the wall. Second, make sure you mount the bench to the studs so as to get the full strength of the bench. Clamp the benchtop to the brackets before screwing it down, install the screws from the outside edge working your way toward the wall, and finally drill pilot holes for the screws. Be sure to use a drill stop to avoid drilling through the benchtop!At the end of the day this is a beautiful bench that I'm going to enjoy using for years to come.

This is sturdy, doesn't shift under weight. We use it as a murphy table and it has been great.

Works great!