Best Warehouse To Work For (2024 Updated)

Preface, part of this is on me. I expected a work pant to have some reasonable burn protection or resistance which these do not. While l did not see any statement on the description advertising FOR burn resistance there is also none stating AGAINST so as an overall workpant I probably would not recommend.

That being said I did put them through the ringer. Being as satisfied as I was with the way they held up well during a day of clearing brush and some mild construction work I decided to give them a weekend test in the desert.

While they were a very comfortable pant for walking/hiking and general traversing in he Southern California sun I made a mistake by hoping for more than advertised… As for their initial burn resistance, concentrated blasts from a Roman candle seemed to vary anywhere from a dime to a quarter size imprint.

Tear resistance while running through bushes seemed spotty, while I might expect a lesser pant to absolutely tear these held up okay, save for minor tears near the knees and shins as I flailed through desert shrubbery avoiding being struck with small incendiaries.

Following their satisfactory performance through pyro sponsored activities I decided to test their durability on a gentle excursion with the dirt bike. While they breathed well and held up to subtle strikes from branches, once the unfortunate moment came that I found myself inverted from vertical riding to horizontal, I realized quickly, from the warmth in my leg, these pants are definitely not burn/exhaust pipe proof.

Save for some minor scrapes however the overall durability was generally satisfactory, excluding the massive melted hole through my pant leg. To surmise, good for general work not involving grinding/welding/open flames, not recommended for dirt bike riding or Roman candle wars.

Probably not worth the near $80 price tag in my opinion.

Ok, so i work in a very dirty and rustic field. I am constantly on my hand and knees servicing equipment in very dirty environments. I came across these while searching for possible replacements for my aging Duluth Alaskan hardgear Turnagain Standard fit cargo pants item 84323.

They are the best pants i have every purchased but they are not available anymore and haven’t been for 3 years. My current stock of them are still holding strong but will eventually degrade. So to the point I got one of each T1, T2 and T3 in black.

I do like these, but I have several issues with them. 1. ) They are not as stretch as the Alaskan Hard gear. For comparison the T1s are 85% nylon and 15% spandex (if i take a 2in amount of leg and stretch it, it stretches to 2.

5in). While the Alaskan turnagain are 89% nylon and 11% spandex (if i take a the same 2in amount of leg and stretch it, it stretches to 3in). 2. ) I got 38/34 which is my normal size and these are tight but not overly tight, but if i gain even a few pounds they will not fit.

I might have to do 40w to have some room. the Alaskan hard gear stretch and give a lot but stay firm to my body even without a belt. 3. ) PLEASE FIX THIS. The Zipper Fly. ok this one is almost a deal breaker.

the fly when unzipped is 4. 75in. i measured all my pants and they vary from 5. 5 to 6 in. 4. 75 is too darn short. It is a struggle unzipping and doing my business for sure and find that i need to unbuckle my belt and unbutton my pants to get the job done.

PLEASE FIX THIS. 4. ) The front pockets are abnormally high and hard to get into when sitting in car so i dont put anything i need to access in my front pockets so they are a waste. So they are the closest i have found that are in the range of the Alaskan Hard gear Turnagains.

even the basic Duluth Flexpeditions are no match for the Alaskan ( i own 2 pair of those too). So far i have worn them everyday and put them through their paces. So far only the T1s. It’s not cold enough for the T3s and just barley for the T2s.

I did use the T3s on the coldest day which was low 40s with cold high wind/drizzly day and i felt Zero wind or wetness on my legs. and was starting to sweat a bit after a 1. 5 mile walk with my (2) 110lb anatolian shepherds.

so the T3 will be good when it gets real cold up here in Northern Mich. and The T2s will be a good use on normal cold winter days. If they fix the zipper and possibly a bit more stretchy i’ll buy more but with what i have i will keep looking.

I do like the dedicated Phone pocket which fits my Z fold3 very firm and rarely falls out unless i am on the ground rolling around under machinery. the T1 are quite light and the T2 are a bit heavier and the T3 are quite thick and feel water repellent like with a slight rubbery feel (which might work well while outside doing snow removal) For the price they will be ok.

but if your a boardline 38-39 you mighty want to goto a 40. Because they do not give enough to fit a 39 waist comfortably.

I have four pairs of the T2 pants now. All of them are still in great shape. I just liked them so well I bought another two pair after the first two pair I originally bought in 2020. I definitely like the fit and sizing better than some other big brand name work pants I’ve tried.

For reference, I’m 5′ 10″, 170 and I wear a 34×30 in the Truwerk pants. I have a little extra room in the waist, but I like that over them being tight. For a 30″ inseam, they really fit me well and don’t break too short like some other pants I’ve tried.

I really like the new design upgrades of the newer T2 pants, specificly the reenforced tabs sewn on the parts of the pockets where you might clip a pocket knife or EDC flashlight. I carry both a pocket knife and flashlight and the newer design with the reenforced tabs makes the clips on a flashlight or knife grab ahold better.

I think they are much less likely to slip out of your pocket when you sit, kneel, crouch, or lay down. I like the double pockets in the rear as well. The older single zip pocket was ok, but it’s nice to have two rear pockets like regular jeans.

Overall I wear these pants all the time, both when I’m doing work as well as for casual wear. I wore a pair while building fence last summer and they held up great to kneeling in dirt and gravel as well as general wear.

I also do work with training working dogs and these pants hold up great to the wear of being in that training environment, like bitework, setting tracks, and just general abrasion from dog claws etc.

I’ve noticed these pants are particularly resistant to the fabric picking. I’ve walked through plenty of blackberry brush and other heavy brush without any noticable damage to the fabric. The T2 pants also feel fairly wind resistant in colder temperatures.

I can put a pair of long johns under them and they are very warm down into the low 20s. My only criticism is that they can stain if you’re not careful. I got food grease on a pair of them and even “Spray and Wash” stain remover really hasn’t completely got one larger stain out.

All the other light fabric stains I’ve had in these paints came right out in the wash. Overall, I’d definitely recommend these pants for comfort and durability, plus I think they look really nice too.

I’ve been using this folding table for two weeks at my off-grid property, on various projects. It has worked flawlessly. Easy to set up (. almost instantaneous), and nearly as easy to fold up. Takes very little room in my workshop when folded.

My only issues are: (1) The clamps aren’t all that strong. they will hold a work-piece while you plane it or sand it, as long as you don’t bring too much pressure to bear. (2) It isn’t easy to find a way to clamp a work-piece to the table using a normal glue clamp or C-clamp — the honeycomb configuration of the table’s surface means that the underside of the table-top has only a thin edge against which to brace the clamp’s bottom jaw.

I found a work-around for this — I held a small chunk of scrap-wood up against the bottom of the table, pushed the clamp upward to hold it in place, and then applied the clamp – problem solved. All in all, a very good auxiliary work table.

For those like me, who live in an apartment or no area for a work shop. This is a great answer for a working station. Folds up and stores in about the same space as a card table (a little thicker though).

Once opened, locked, it is stable and very functional. Included clamp were a struggle to get released from their stored position but there after are manageable. Very nice, that they can lock into the table and be able to hold projects to the table.

I am very pleased I made the purchase. I recommend this product for those with limited working space.

This Carlon outlet box is the type that has two small “wings” on the back that will flip open and extend behind the drywall as you tighten the facing screws. So this is the box to use when you want an outlet in a location without a nearby stud.

I was a bit skeptical of mounting a box in what was basically a small hole in drywall, but this box really gripped the drywall and stayed put. I was able to do my wiring without any hint of box wiggle.

Now ideally I would want my box to be attached to a stud, but with some remodeling projects you just can’t always have it that way. I highly recommend this Carlon box for those situations. By the way, ACE also sells a variety of other Carlon box sizes that work in the same way.

Over 30yrs in telecom and a/v contracting taught me that you go with what works. This “old work” box is nothing special. No whiz- bang features or fancy function. It just does what it’s meant to do. Everytime.

Easy to use and helps get it done right the first time.

With this box, you don’t need to secure to a hidden stud behind the wall. Just cut drywall out at any place on the wall, tighten screws to secure box to drywall, and run wire through box.

This work order/invoice book is great for smaller jobs that do not require a lot of material to be listed or a lengthy description of the work done. It gives you a 3rd copy for your However, it gives you only 9 boxed lines for material on the front and a small box for the description.

If the material lines were a little less tall they could have fit 10 to 12 lines which I find to often be necessary. If the very bottom section of the page for estimates were made just a little smaller this would also free up some more space as well.

The estimate section is seldom used in my experience and can be easily incorporated into the description. The print on the back is way too faint and it won’t transpose to the other copies when you use it so I find the back useless and never use it.

Overall though, I like this book for billing most of the time.

This work order book is a good invoice book that gives you 3 copies of what you write out. It gives you spots to write whatever pertinent information you need like customer phone and address, what’s being serviced, 9 lines for parts used, and a description box of what was done.

There is also blank space up top to write the business name. The yellow copy I give to the customer while retaining the original top copy and the thicker white tag copy. I would have preferred more spots for parts used but this is only sized roughly 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ so room is limited though they could have made the spacing slightly tighter for 10 to 12 lines for parts.

Overall, this is the invoice book that I normally use and I am generally happy with it.

We have used these for years. The 3-part allows us to send one copy to the customer and keep one for our tax records. The third copy we keep in case the customer loses their original copy. Plenty of room to write down materials used for the job, and the extra space on the bottom leaves us enough room to put in our labor hours.

The book holds together well at the top. We’ve never had trouble with it falling apart. Highly recommend this top quality product!.

Ive been wearing 32×32 my whole adult life. I had to buy a 34×32 flex to get a waist that was ok but now feel too big. They fit nothing like an original 874 32×32. Stores sell flex dickies only so thats the only reason I decided to try them.

The waist does not flex at all nor do the legs or anything. Why would you use the term flex when there is nothing that moves like it has elastic in it. Now I noticed theres 2 different flex 874 out now.

One has a white traditional waist band and the other ones are black which is what I have. Maybe you have fixed the sizing problem. I now have 3 pairs of the black waist band 874 flex that I waisted $90.

I found $14 pants at walmart that fit perfect. I hope you stop using the flex term because that false. If they were truly a flex pant which has elastic throughout the whole pants I would be able to wear my 32 waist and my 33 waist which I cant even button.

Ive been trying to find this particular fit for a long time. I started wearing Dickies in 2002. It was a BMX thing with a pair of Etnies Shoes. These fit right and not baggy so the pants wouldnt get caught in the chain.

Would get the them at Goldman’s in Milwaukee, WI ALL COLORS. Also Walmart had them in black, grey, blue, sand. Then Goldman’s closed and Walmart switched to the goofy double knee and cell phone pockets, baggy as ever smh.

Smart phones were not a thing yet and online ordering was not convenient. These are the perfect fit from my generation. Not skinny jeans, not baggy, not high waters. Simple, sleek and right. I wear size 34 x 34.

I purchased 3 pairs of these pants in different colors. When they arrived I opened them up and I literally gagged from the smell. I don’t t know why new clothing would smell like they did. It was horrible.

Rotting fish is the best I can describe it. I did not want to deal with sending them back so I washed them. 4 times before the smell was finally gone. This is my first time ordering from Fingerhut and more than likely my last for al least clothing.

Tried to call customer service about this but the wait was too long. I am wondering if Fingerhut buys salvaged goods and sells them as new un damage?? Bad smelling clothes is damaged clothing to me.

With the addition of $100 worth of Lumber, this makes one of the largest, most useful work tables available. I used 2x4s and 7/16 OSB 4×8 sheets. I took a flyer and bought two and am glad I did. I’ll be buying another when I finish out my workshop.

Easy to assemble if you follow the simple instructions. Highly recommended!!!.

This is a really good product. We did put quite a few more screws than provided. The only thing I would recommend is better instruction. If you’re a novice like me, it would have helped to have lumber cutting measurements for different sizes of workbench required.

We ended up having to cut the top and sides a few times before getting the right cut. Newby mistakes. Otherwise, easy, fast and sturdy. The end product was very attractive.

I assembled a bunch of these and it gets easier every time. The fact it does not include the 2×4’s is great as I can go and get the wood I need to make it the size I want. I built a couple 6’x2. 5′ and got enough left over to complete a couple of 2’x2’s for small power tools.

The material used to to build these legs is strong and dense. Just by looking at them, I can tell these legs’ material is hard enough to support a lot of weight. The screws that came with the kit are decent.

Just make sure that the power drill is properly set to not go too deep. Screws are a bit on the weak side; too much pressure and they either strip or break. Once I got my drill properly set and the correct bit, these screws go nice and easy.

Fantastic workbench we are using it for an outdoor kitchen countertop. Love the look of it and it’s very solid once assembled. Assembly was straightforward and not too tricky. Very pleased with our purchase.

Fabulous work bench! Very sturdy and holds all my tools just fine. It was a beast to assemble by myself, but I got it done. Might buy another one!

I really like them. I have a 30″ inseam, these are 32″ but they fold up as if they were intended to so non issue. I live in the Pacific Northwest, I already appreciate them in the rain being the hardcore DIYer that I am.

The quilting inside is nice, I have been wearing long Johns underneather and have been quite comfortable. Its been in the upper 20’s low 30’s. I love the zipper bib front. Step in the and zip up, no straps to sling over the shoulders, the are fixed and the elastic straps are a breeze to slip your arms through and not even noticable in terms of comfort.

We shall see over time how the fabric holds up. I have a Work Kings jacket and the rip stop is a bit heavier. All in all, the transaction through Tractor Supply was flawless.

I’ve had these for 3 years now. Perfect for Minnesota winters, I do blacktopping and I’m the biggest freeze baby in the world. (105# female) I just wear some leggings or sweats underneath and a sweatshirt with my jacket over and stay plenty warm.

I even bought my coworker a pair cause of how amazing they are & a friend of his was so impressed with them (a concrete worker) and asked for a pair so I bought a pair as well! They’re worth every penny!.

This is a Christmas gift for my grandson so I’m sure he’s going to be happy since that’s what he wished for Christmas. The gentleman who helped me with this order was wonderful and really helpful. Many sales people could learn from him and all this was done by phone since I’m older.

Thank you to that wonderful gentleman. Merry Christmas to all. Thank you.

I love my 2X4 Basics Workbench legs! They made building my workbench much easier! I would recommend using 3″ screws for attaching the 2X4’s though instead of the 2″ screws that came with mine. I also used the Multi-Use Construction screws so I would not have to pre-drill the holes first.

They worked great and did not split the 2X4’s.

I searched long and hard for a good table for my crafting/sewing room. I kept seeing people using the Husky workbenches and I loved the idea of them but they were more expensive and were hard to come by.

I though I was settling for these but it turns out I am in love with them. I have two, one that is at the tallest height that I stand at and the other at the lowest that I sit at. They are heavy duty but in my room they don’t look like something that should be in a garage.

They look really nice. The top is solid wood, heavy as can be, but solid. The base is perfect, I can adjust the height if I need and then legs/frame are set up that I am able to put stuff under them.

They were exactly what I needed and fit my space perfectly. I’m thinking about getting one as a desk for my home office.

Purchased in store and assembled by my wife and I in less than an hour. Packaging was efficient with each piece and all hardware clearly marked. Instructions were very thorough and easy to understand and follow.

Extra hardware is included along with a wrench. I did use a power ratchet for ease of assembly but the wrench would have worked just fine. All pieces fit together with very little drama. Great work bench for the $$.

There was absolutely nothing difficult about the assembly.

Bought this as an “extra” workbench for my new large “man cave” sized 4 car garage. The box it came packed in was very heavy (~90 lbs), so once I got it positioned in the are of my garage that I want to use it for projects, I slir the box open and used the cardboard as a cushion to keep the hardwood bench top from getting scratched up.

It was SUPER easy to assemble and only took about 15 minutes total. Instructions were well written with excellent diagrams. You assemble it upside down (legs pointing to the ceiling), but I was able to lift and position it right side up all by myself and I’m a 60 year old man.

I was very impressed with the heavy duty quality of this work bench. I plan to mount a large bench vise and a small drill press to it. The price was unbelievably good for such a high quality product.

Totally worth the money. I’ve worn every brand imaginable that you can buy from your local stores, and I must say that this shirt is so comfortable yet strong. I agree with all the other reviews from people who have worn this brand and style for decades; these live up to the hype.

Especially the wives who have bought it for their husbands who work in heavy industry, their words are honest and true. It’s also good for around the house, and can handle the wash. As someone who is 6 foot and regular build, I went with the 3XL in big and tall, because I know I will be layering and I prefer the slightly looser fit and I don’t like how regular size shirts ride up on the waste when doing overhead work.

And you don’t need to worry about the sleeves being a bit longer because it has elastic cuffs and you should be wearing gloves anyway. But for all the 6 foot tall individuals who buy this, I would recommend getting the big and tall size because as you know when it comes to American standards in sizes such as doorways, shower stalls, and toilets, the large size of a standard size shirt is in all actuality built for people who are closer to the 5 foot mark.

It’s part of the reason why some of us have to buy big trucks and Lincoln Towncars, instead of the “average” size vehicles that manufacturers have deemed “normal” in terms of size.

Like the heavy weight material, definitely an improvement from almost all tees I have found, at least tees for women. And a pocket is a wonderful thing, and again something almost never seen on tees for women.

Overall, the sturdiness of these is superior to other tees I’ve tried. On the downside, all tees I have bought from Carhartt have shrunk quite a bit in the wash. These tees just purchased do have a “loose fit,” as promised, and they are comfortably loose but not sloppy – the tee doesn’t cling to my hip but it doesn’t flap.

But I have learned to order tees TWO sizes larger than my normal size in order to get that promised fit after a run through the washing machine. I normally wear a size 10 or a medium but I ordered the extra large size and that worked out well.

I was swimming in them before a wash, but they fit well after a wash and a dry on LOW temp.

BOUGHT THIS GUN AND USED IT FOR A 3-DAY HAND-GUN TACTICAL TRAINING CLASS. BEFORE I WENT TO THE CLASS I WENT TO THE RANGE AND TESTED IT WITH 50 ROUNDS. THE TRAINING CLASS WAS MORE THAN JUST GOING TO THE RANGE AND SHOOTING IT WAS INTENSE, THIS GUN WAS PERFECT DURING THE CLASS VERY EASY TO SHOOT RE-LOAD AND VERY ACCURATE WITH PERFECT BALANCE TO LIMIT RE-COIL.

I WENT THROUGH OVER 900 ROUNDS OF AMMO DURING THE CLASS WITH ZERO ISSUES. IF YOU WANT A GUN THAT IS EASY TO DRAW & SHOOT FOR SELF DEFENSE THIS GUN IS PERFECT. I AM AT BEST AN AMATURE SHOOTER HOWEVER THE INSTRUCTORS WERE IMPRESSED WITH MY SCORES IN THE CLASS AND COULD NOT BELIEVE I HAD NO PREVIOUS TRAINING.

I strongly suggest purchasing the white glove delivery service. The truck came all the way to my garage doors (I have a very long driveway); they placed the items in the garage as closely to the wall I’d use as possible, unpacked everything, inspected items, and hauled away all the trash (so much trash).

Everything is packaged very well. I’m a petite woman & me & my teenage son was able to install all items in garage properly in less than 3 hours. Another couple of hours & I have everything perfectly organized.

I’m so glad I bought this set. I also purchased the power strip. worked like a charm. There’s enough room behind base cabinet to plug in powerstrip & run the wires behind the cabinet out of site. The power strip came with all the brackets you need to easily mount, keeping everything looking very clean & neat.

My only advice is to measure your space & order only the pieces you have room for. Mine worked out perfectly! Very happy!.

Normally I build my own garage work spaces, but with a new house we wanted something that wasn’t just raw lumber. After some digging, I fell on the NewAge Bold series, found the set that would suit my needs and pulled the trigger.

I was expecting to be fighting with these to get everything level, but honestly, they went up in a night. Once you have a locker level and against the wall, everything that connects to it is beautifully levelled for you.

It speaks to the quality control that everything is produced in nice straight lines. I can always find a fault with something, but with these it’s never anything consequential, like the drawers on the mobile cart are a little harder to shut all the way, or the locker doors can flex and wobble a bit.

Nothing will ever be 100% perfect, but these are dang close. I do wish that they were a little more conservative with the keys included in the hardware sets, I’m sure it’s cheaper to just make a million sets that are all the same and everyone needs a key, but I bought an 8 piece kit and I think I have 24 keys.

and the instructions could use some updating to align with product offerings, but they at least made sense. If you’re on the fence because you’re worried about install being difficult, put yourself at ease.

Focus on the locker and get it perfect, and everything else will just about take care of itself. The support team is phenomenal too, really good about following up with answers and not afraid to admit when they have to ask someone else.

I will 100% get a another NewAge system when the time comes.

I received damage products. It looks like either the pallet was bad or someone put it down at a 45 degree angle pretty hard. I called the number newage put on the back of their cabinets for calling in case of damage, and they went above an beyond to replace the damaged pieces.

They were out of inventory and it would have been months to replace, so in order to replace in quick time they went way out of their way and did some extra work on the warehouse floor. They didnt have to do that.

It was a quick phone call with the very pleasant and helpful customer representative Vanessa, and it was done. No stress for me at all, and I really appreciate the effort they had to put in to make that possible.

I love the products themselves. You can tell a great deal of engineering went into where they needed to make them rock solid, and where it mattered less. For example, the feet and the wheels seem like they are indestructible.

The doors close and lock smoothly. They include extra screws and the like in the box. On top of all that, they are modular! So if I want to expand this setup in the future I absolutely can. I’m giving the shipping a lower score because I am betting that’s where someone put this box down at the 45 to hard, or it was rocking on the pallet or something.

The shipping company was actually good and delivered quickly. Thanks NewAge, you have both my respect and my business.

Previously bought their winter shirt jacket and absolutely loved it, and now, completely unsurprisingly, their work jacket doesn’t disappoint either! Love the style and materials — it really feels like it’s built to last.

I tried a $300+ denim jacket before this and, believe it or not, this is notably better built. So glad I returned that to get this. Cannot recommend this jacket or any of their products enough!.

Swrve has nailed it again with this jacket. The fit is perfect, slim but with enough room for a sweater underneath. The sleeves are long enough not to ride way up my arms. Great range of movement thanks to the stretchy fabric.

Even looks super stylish! Well done y’all.

I was very surprized at how sturdy and well designed this little table is. Sometimes I need something for support of tools or construction materials, but don’t like the hassle or large size of saw horses.

It was on sale, so not too much lost if I didn’t like it. Boy was I surprized. It sets up easily, is a perfect height for working, so nice that it folds up for storage, and super stable and sturdy. My fiance and I both have older homes we’re always working on.

I would have no concerns using it as an extra kitchen helper to hold a couple of heavy casseroles if needed for a gathering even as long as I protect it from heat because it’s so stable. I can’t even make it wobble! You could easily add a protective padding on the top and cover it with a sheet, and it would make a great grilling table helper too.

It will be great for potting plants or any sort of construction helper. We could take it camping or for picnics. I see so many uses for this! It does come with the product id’d clearly on the box if you plan a surprize shipment, but I highly recommend this table.

It locks in place to the base also. My first one was a gift, but I was so impressed, I came back and ordered another for myself even after sale price was gone. I’ve been looking for something like this for years but had not found anything impressive until now.

This is great! I wouldn’t hesitate to sit an open gallon of paint on it! The top is plastic, but surprisingly thick and sturdy. I’m not concerned at all that it will warp, crack, or give away –but i wouldn’t leave it outdoors in sun for days.

I plan to use it sheet rocking soon. I’ve not seen these in my local Lowes or H. Depot. Thanks for offering this Worx and Q! Love, love, love it!.

Over the years I’ve accumulate 6 Sidekick Portable Work Tables when they have been on sale on your web site. I’ve use individual tables with covers when entertaining or all 6 connected together for my crafting projects.

The light weight of each table means that I can setup the tables when and where I want them on a moment’s notice. I living in a townhouse, floor space is a premium and at 65 yeas of age it really extends my independence in my home.

I don’t have to worry about heavy furniture, clutter, screws, hand tools, or any other items needed to assemble other tables on the market.

Living in our remodel project, we often don’t have space to do what need to do inside. My garage is currently occupied by a kitchen’s worth of cabinets, so any work that I need to do requires me to set up outside.

This Pegasus workbench is the first thing out and last thing in. The sidekick does exactly what it’s supposed to do – it’s the Robin to Pegasus’s Batman. I wanted an affordable way to add to my workspace and this does it.

It’s literally easy enough to set up one handed. It’s sturdy, light enough to move as needed, and links to the Pegasus if needed. Great investment in the mobile workshop and I can only imagine it will have a permanent place when things settle in there.

I use twin Werner ladders solo and as platform bases for make shift scaffolds. It’s imperative that I have a stable ladder. I’m an installer of high end product in hard to reach areas. Great footing is a must I won’t sacrifice for a more affordable option.

The twin steps allow another installer to foot and hold the ladder in place for the person climbing the ladder (especially when the climber is encumbered by product or gear). Other ladders have flimsy support brackets that only aide in keeping the A-frame ladder legs in place.

Twin ladders have actual steps. Twins also don’t have to be repositioned as much. In an emergency a rescuer can climb up the other side. While not in use: This ladder should be stored indoors to preserve the fiberglass and protect it from the elements.

The ladder is very tough if cared for properly. If there’s to be one: The only negative is the weight yet that was to be expected of a 375 lbs rated 12 ft. twin fiberglass ladder. I will most likely purchase the 16 ft twin ladder at a later date.

It’s stable and a very solid platform at 12′ up. That said; it’s heavy to carry far distances. It’s retail price is expensive and worth it. Zoro was very accommodating with the beginning of the year sale.

Free Shipping does not exist with product of this size. Only the legs are tied together in shipping, otherwise unprotected. We keep our ladder indoors to preserve the bright Werner orange fiberglass.

Zoro is a subsidiary of Grainger. Knowing this, I’ll be looking into store pick up for my next large ladder purchase. Zoro customer service is top rate.

The value of any tool, including ladders, is determined by it’s ease of use. If it’s a pain to use, you’ll always hate using it and regret buying it. I hate using this ladder. I own three Werner fiberglass ladders — 5 ft, 6 ft and 7 ft.

I never realized, until I bought the professional 7 ft model, that the hinge mechanism is different between the different weight classes. The professional models use a single pivot point and the hinge attaches on the inside of the ladder rails; on the other models the hinge has two pivot points and the hinge attaches on the outside of the ladder rails.

The professional model is a joy to open and close with a smooth easy action. The non-pro models, like the 6005 I own, is an absolute struggle to open and close. The two pivot points means there is twice the friction in the action of the hinge and that makes all the difference in the world.

This would be a perfect ladder if the professional hinge mechanism were used. I wish I could replace the hinge mechanism on the non-pro models I own.

After having waited for a year for this to become available again, I finally ordered it and got it really quick. It’s still available today but the price seems to have gone up somewhat (+120$ or so) The table is sturdy and the tabletop is very nicely done.

My recommendation would be that before you attempt to assemble, read all the instructions thoroughly and make sure that you know what you will do for the optional steps (The bottom brace can be assembled one of two ways and you have a choice of wheels or feet).

Some steps are not immediately clear as to why they are done a certain way but when you put it together, you get it. So when they say “finger tighten only”, they really mean that. When the time came to put the centre brace, I had done more than a finger tightening job and I had to loosen it up to get it in place.

My bad. My only complaint is that one of the legs was hard to put in place and one of the screws had fallen off and I couldn’t align the leg correctly; I had to go back a few steps but that’s probably more my error than anything else so I can’t fault anyone else for it.

The other problem I have was with the delivery and I totally understand that Home Depot does not do delivery themselves but I was disappointed how their carrier of choice did it. They left it by the side of my house, no doorbell ring or anything and with the wrong side up, in the rain.

Home Depot should maybe ask their delivery contractor to make sure that instructions on the box as to what side is up should be followed. Again, that’s not really Home Depot’s fault but they pick the carrier and if no one tells them, they’ll never know.

In the end, everything was ok and no damage came of it. Once the table is assembled, it’s very nice and the mechanism to change the height works very well. At first, I thought it was hard but then, I thought about it and it makes sense as you don’t want the table’s height to change while you are working.

All in all, a great buy and I highly recommend it. At the price I paid, you can’t go wrong. With the new price, I would maybe hesitate a little bit. It’s seems high now. (The 52 inch was actually cheaper than the 46 inch version of this table by a lot for some reason.

by almost 70$) If it’s in stock, don’t walk, run to the website!!! ;-).

I love that these are made to each states standards.With HR you never want to have to guess. The more information you have the better. These forms are very helpful!

Not a very useful job application. Several usual fields like social security number, etc. seemed to be missing. Most bothersome however is that this form is set up to be used in the state of Maryland but nowhere does it say that on the packaging or website.

As I live in California, this job application is of zero use to me.

Great for initial interview. Covers legal language and compliance.

I purchased this when I was looking for a solution to easily transport my milwaukee 7 1/4” 18v compound miter saw. The worktop is made from the same durable plastic as the other tool boxes in the packout line with a piece of 1/2” marine grade plywood bolted to it.

I purchased the worktop planning to to bolt my saw directly to it and be able to transport atop the stack of boxes. The hole pattern on my 7 1/4” miter saw is ever-so-slightly wider (in both directions) than the corner holes in the plywood top.

It would’ve been nice if they lined up so you can bolt directly through the factory holes. However, I was able to screw some 3/4” x 1” strips of pine to the plywood top and then screw the saw to the pine.

So far I’m very happy with this setup, but a few things to note. I have a packout rolling toolbox with the large toolbox and a packout crate under the saw. This puts it at a nice working height of you want to make cuts while it’s on the stack.

I keep the saw at 45° so it doesn’t hit the handle of the rolling box. You must collapse the handle of rolling toolbox to change the miter from 45° and make cuts.

I was surprised by this top. Looked a little froufrou and silly. I ordered it when on sale and even then I wasn’t too happy with the price. I have to say, like most packout, the ease with which this whips on and off makes it pretty handy.

I have one that I use as just a top for my dolly stack in the shop. I’ll look for more on sale to use as mounts for stuff like my homemade M18 7 1/4 miter saw station bolted to the top. You can also mount your grinding wheel to one and when not in use remove it and hang it from a packout mounting plate attached to a wall or overhead rafters.

Very versatile. I made some sacrificial inserts for it so I don’t trash the original top too quick when doing messy stuff. Gotta say, I like it!.

Great product as always with Milwaukee. I have yet to be disappointed with any Milwaukee product can’t go wrong with anything in the pack out system yeah there are cheaper options but nothing compares to Milwaukee’s.

Wanted to love these shirts but all the buttons keep falling off and the folded fabric edges inside the pocket and seams aren’t sewn down so they just keep fraying. Some even showed up with no buttons on pockets where button should have been.

In addition there are no spare buttons seen into the inside of the button placlet like most button up shirts so if you lose one you’re done. Some definitely quality issues that would need to be fixed before my coworkers and I order these as our uniform shirts.

On the upside the fabric is thick enough to be tough while still being able to breathe, and they embroider company logos which is great. I wish they were made better, we would all be regular customers.

I’ve been buying these shirts for several years. I used to see them as a good value. On my most recent order I noticed some quality issues. I ordered three shirts. On two of the three the collars were not sewn correctly.

The material is pieced together in a way that the seam and material from the back is visible when the collar is folded down. On all three the sleeves bunch up where they attach to the body of the shirt, rather than having a flat seam, and on one, the buttons are not lined up with the buttonholes.

There is a quality assurance issue here and I can no longer buy these shirts.

Best fitting shirt I’ve bought in a long time. I’ve always bought penneys oxford shirts but their quality has dropped for the price they charge. These shirts were half the price and the quality is superb.

2nd button is a little higher which I like. Sleeves are a good length and just barely touch forearms. They are shipped folded and I didn’t have to spend all that time with packaging and plastic and pins just to get the shirt opened up.

Yes they are wrinkled but I pitched them in the dryer with a wet towel and they came out smooth. I haven’t washed and dried them yet so I can’t say if they shrink up yet. If they do I will repost and let you know.