Master Equipment Adjustable Height Grooming Table 48 by 24-Inch

Purchased the 18" x 30" size for my Scottish Terrier. I am learning to hand-strip so need a reasonable table for traveling. I have the Masters Equipment adjustable arm and it is superb, recommended by my doggie's breeder. This table came well packed in a box with two strong plastic straps over the tape. Not a scratch on the cardboard. The table lifted out easily, had great but minimal packing, was easily adjusted and the quality is superior to what I've seen in comparable tables. Not that there is much to compare-the size greatly reduces choice. But, no choice needed, for the locking mechanism, hardware, sturdy table top, and finish all add up to a superlative product.No wobble. Made in Taiwan. The only negative is that there could be a choice of table top colors-the top is black and so is my Scottie. I have a cover to offset this minor issue. SO GLAD that I purchased it-you get what you pay for.

Surface keeps dogs feet from sliding but isn't that easy to clean. Adjustable height is great. Works great for my spoo. Would recommend. Only issue I had was I pinched my finger in the clasp used to secure the height in place.

I was a little reluctant to get this due to the expense but glad I did. It is very sturdy and seems very stable. I also love that it is adjustable to a height that I don’t need to bend over to use.

This table is just what I needed to groom my 2 standard female poodles! At first it seemed small but it's perfect to move around & reach them without bending forward. It's easy to adjust the legs for just the right height. He rubber feet make it secure. The top is textured & wipes down easy. Makes all the difference over up on the picnic table & having to make them turn, turn, turn.

I needed a sturdy table that I could use while seated after my back surgery made it impossible for me to stand and groom my dog. This table at it’s lowest height is perfect!I have a small 9lb Shih Tzu so I chose the small table. I was able to put it together myself with no problems. It is so handy I have just left it up for now so I can’t comment on folding it for storage.Don’t risk a fall or give up something you love to do because of age or disability. Sit and enjoy grooming your pet.

I bought the 48 inch table. Well designed and sturdy. I was wary of the cost but it was worth it. The table seems to be constructed of 1/2 inch plywood and it does not yield or bend at all with my 75 pound Labrador. The steel legs lock and unlock and adjust higher or lower easily. They are neatly painted and firmly attached to the plywood with heavy screws. The black vinyl pebbled surface seems to provide a bit of traction for your pet and cleans easily. And the aluminum edging is nicely finished and free of burrs. It folds up efficiently, with a folded thickness of about 3 inchesI am glad that I did not buy the "arm". These things might be fine for small light dogs but with bigs one like mine, I'm certain the whole table could be pulled over and the dog could be choked or hanged. Your best bet is to simply steady your dog with one hand on your dog at times.Just one small complaint: The photo shows the bottom part of the legs to be chrome and mine arrived with 100% painted steel. I don't care but others may.

I love the highest height of this table. It really improves my posture while I am grooming. I am 5'6" and have 3 dogs to groom - 2 that are 55 lbs and 1 that is 16 lbs. I groom them all at the highest level this table can go. And I love it! Huge difference in just about every aspect of grooming dogs for me. The non-slip surface works great and is easy to clean. My only complaint is that the table is wobbly unless you tighten the leg clamps REALLY REALLY well...it hurt my fingers to tighten them and then I needed my husband to loosen them when I was done. But the over-all experience is a big winner for me.

The product works as described. However, do not attempt to use in the shower, as I did. Water seeps around the edges of the top into the plywood below. And the legs fill with water and rust. I discovered this when I flipped the table upside down to more easily adjust its height. Rusty water ran out of the upturned legs.