This is a fabulous table but there were some issues that could have been avoided. Firstly, the table is extremely heavy, weighing in at 80 lbs. Therefore, it's extremely sturdy. The white did look a little yellowish in places, as if it had been exposed to extreme sunlight somewhere. It's not noticeable so it's not a dealbreaker.
The table was easy to put together BUT, buyer beware. The instructions were easy to follow. When I tried to put on the two base pieces, I couldn't get the screw holes to line up at all on one side. It didn't matter what I did, but they didn't line up. I called Wayfair and the sent me two replacement base pieces. Same thing happened. I called them again and I received an email saying I could get a refund or a replacement if I shipped the table back in the original packaging ("or any 108" box will do..."). I emailed them and said that I didn't have the packaging. I put it out for the recycling that morning and refused to purchase a 108" box. They emailed me back, saying they would send me a replacement table. I received the table and the same thing happened. I donated the replacement and decided I would buy some HDPE glue and live with the original table. I then received the table from the person I donated the table to. They mentioned that they had managed to screw the table together by screwing everything really loosely and pulling on the base pieces to get everything to line up. I tried it and it worked. Nowhere in the instructions did it suggest that you should do this. It would have been helpful if customer service had this information so they could have suggested it and avoided the aggravation. Every product we have to put together seems very different so it's always a guessing game.
