Porte de grange affleurante en bois manufacturé et en métal avec trousse de quincaillerie d'installation

My boyfriend bought me this workbench a little over a year ago. I use this as an actual workbench for my many hobbies and crafts. My biggest upset with this "workbench" is that the table top has no lip which makes it hard to clamp anything to it. It's more of a utility piece of furniture for like a home office or kitchen island. Not really great for the shop. The top scratches pretty easily but i expected nothing less knowing I'm pretty abrasive and aggressive. My second gripe is that while there is under bench storage theres no way to customize the top for ready to use tools and such. That being said it's still of good quality. Sound and sturdy. Just not so much for anyone utilizing it in a shop environment. Wish there were ways to customize it or clamp anything I'm working on down.

I bought this to use as a kitchen island. I read the assembly instructions found here before purchasing, because I am in no way a mechanically inclined personal. Online instructions show a partially assembled piece, so I thought this would be perfect for me. Not the case at all. That being said the instructions were probably easy to follow for someone with a smidge of mechanical ability. The holes all had to be cleaned of over spray, drips knocked down around the edges. And no there was absolutely no instruction on how to attach the front piece above the drawers (which by the way, have an inch and a half to two inch gap to work in unless you want to remove the drawers). So frustrating, and the video tutorial link on the site doesn't work either.