Very unstable, doesn’t seem like Imam going to feel confident that instant going to tip over.

The screws don’t go into the top

There’s nothing wrong with the table itself. Looks good, easy to put together and exactly what I was looking for to go between the couch and wall. The 2 stars is because the manufacturer slapped a giant ugly warning sticker on the TOP of the table to prevent people from putting heavy items (TVs) on the top. I get it, table is not very stable and some people aren’t very bright. HOWEVER, they made this sticker nearly IMPOSSIBLE to remove. (It did say “do not remove”) But who wants a giant ugly sticker on the TOP of a table Get your goo gone ready. There’s still some residue left but it’s hard to see.

I gave it a 3 only because of the product may contain formaldehyde which is a bit concerning. It is a bit wobbly. Other than that, it's cute. I like the style and finish. It ties in well with my decor.

This table is exactly what we were looking for to fit a narrow space below a window without sticking out too much. The size is great and it looks nice. It is lightweight but sturdy. However, anchoring this to the wall is absolutely necessary since it is so skinny and tips over easily. (Straps included). Putting this together was relatively quick and easy. However, lets talk about the tip over risk warning label. Let me preface this by saying that I understand the need for putting these warning labels on furniture, and I appreciate that. However, what I dont understand is putting a huge warning label on the tabletop surface of this piece of furniture that says This is a permanent label. Do not remove. Really Permanent Unless your home decor aesthetic is giving caution tape vibes, no one wants a giant permanent warning label on the top of their skinny table thing. Couldnt it have been put on the underside And lets talk about the actual warning label the majority of the sentences on the label do not even apply to this table. Shelves, doors, drawers, drawer interlock systems...this table doesnt have any of those things. It just feels so lazy and like the company just wanted to check boxes and not actually give a relevant safety warning or show any thought for the customer experience and table usage. Good news The label isnt permanent. Bad news It took me longer to remove the label than it did to build the table. And it took me on a journey from peeling it with my nails, to hacking at it with a childs plastic knife, to blasting it with a steam cleaner, and finally spraying wd40 to remove the last of the sticky residue. If you get this table, hopefully, your sticker removing skills are more advanced than mine, and it wont take so long. Overall, its a cute enough table that fits the specifications we wanted, but the annoyance from removing the label is probably going to cause me to give the poor table the side eye every time I walk past it.