Table de salle à manger en bois de pin massif Chalonda

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Unfortunately, the planks of the table top don't match exactly and creates an uneven surface, which was most disappointing. The tabletop already has a dent in it despite only normal usage for less than 1 month. The wood is too lightweight and the table moves if kids bump into it. I thought the quality would be better for the price we paid.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While this table is beautiful to look at, it is unrealistic for a family with young children who actually use it for it's intended purpose. The wood is so soft that it dents and scratches extremely easily. The table looked horrible just days after assembly. Now after almost 6 months of use, I already need to purchase a new table because this one looks as if it's been clawed and gnawed by a raccoon. I do not recommend this table, unfortunately.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Buyer beware. Not walnut: it's rubberwood from Vietnam. Not a solid top. It's 3 planks that you bolt together and it leaves grooves that will be food-catchers. Aside from the planked top, engineering and design are good. Manufacturing is messy, with lots of dents and scratches in the wood, sloppy stain job, and not all of the bolt holes line up perfectly. Feels solid. At least I won't bum out when I scratch or dent the top because the manufacturer did that for me!

Absolutely ridiculous. Two damaged tables-original and now replacement. I have pieces to two tables, along with all the cardboard packaging to get rid of, all while in the middle of moving. Still no complete table. Size differences in the length of the tops on the two tables so no real consistency. At a loss at this point. Hopefully there will be resolution because we are now at three weeks of dealing with this table.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice table well put together. Assembly instructions are terrible. One star off. The fasteners need to be tightened and retightened several times to draw the 3 table planks together and minimize seams. Nothing in the instructions about this.