Had this table with 6 chairs for several years now. Solid, heavy, seemed well-constructed. Then this splitting occurred. Not prompted by any excessive weight bearing on the table or overuse movement. What options do I have for resolution Very frustrated and disappointed!

The table legs were misaligned with the predrilled holes to attach it to the underside of the table and I had to drill my own holes. The dinner table top has edging made of MDF and also arrived broken along the side with no easy way to repair. Likely due to shipping issues as its a delicate engineered wood while the product lists over 200 pounds of weight on the packaging. If you're handy, the table top poker surface is great though. Unfortunately not useable as is to me and took a bit of time and cost on my end. I still cant use the dinner top table piece though.

Bought this table had it in a secure place and now it has fallen apart? Not made of REAL WOOD so you cannot fix it? Just FELL APART!! The rest of the table is NOT usable NOW and looks brand new. My hope is the manufacturer/Wayfair will replace the Two Composite cheap pedestals. So I can use the Table?? I hope they will help..

There's a lot to love about this table. It's a great size, it's very elegant looking, it's solid, and it's convertible. Unfortunately it has two major flaws. First, and this is pretty subjective, I don't think the creators really ever played poker on this table. The "cupholders" are worthless. It's basically just a coaster, so if you're grabbing chips or dealing cards, you're bound to tip over your drink. Additionally, the chip slots make no sense. Most players like to create stacks of chips, but this only allows for angled rows. It would have made more sense to just make it flat, but I guess the slots make for better commercial photographs. The second grievance I have is more universal. The table top itself is a faux wood coating almost. I'm not exactly sure of the construction, but it scratches fairly easily and underneath, instead of more wood, or at least a similar color, it's white. So if you're actually using the poker table regularly, you're ultimately going to end up with a bunch of white chips and scratches all over. It's been almost a year and it's not covered by any means, but there are enough to bother me and because of the construction I'm not really sure of a good way to do a permanent fix. This last part is definitely my fault, but do not use a magic eraser on this table. It won't go down to the white, but it does wear away enough of the coating to create an unsightly sheen.

This thing is the real deal. The quality is unmatched and you definitely get what you pay for. Assembly is easy but you definitely need two strong people!