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Taille:
H 19,7 po x L 47,2 po x l 19,7 po
Couleur:
Brun
Noté 1.7 sur 5 étoiles.
Avis 1-3 de 3
Noté 1 sur 5 étoiles.
This table looks nice in the photos. But it is sub par and looks very cheap. We had to return it. It arrived damaged in a box where it was not packed well enough to protect it for shipping.
Noté 1 sur 5 étoiles.
AVOID!! I was extremely disappointed with this table. I ordered the oak colour and the photos online look nothing like the actual product. The elegant reverse bevel edge detail and table top thickness was not reflected in what I received. The top and lower shelf was made with cheap melamine material with questionable printed grain quality and a dark wood print on the underside. If you ordered the dark colour version, they probably would send the same top and shelves for you to install in reverse. The legs might have been solid wood as advertised, although were wrapped in a terrible plastic printed film with an extremely fake-looking red wood grain. The claims to support 150 lbs are also laughable as this table felt very rickety once it was assembled. Embarrassing quality overall, and product was returned.
Noté 3 sur 5 étoiles.
The good: the table came quickly, is a great shape and size for my living room, and though it took two of us to put it together it seems sturdy enough to last a little while. It's in good enough shape so far that I'm using it to stage my house. The bad: The instructions are almost nonexistent. They list four steps but not how to do them, if you can believe that. You are given screws, brackets, and a little screwdriver. You need a drill, and you have to mark where the holes go yourself. Pictures included in the instructions are in black and white and rather unclear. It's a relatively simple process but not when you have to figure it all out for yourself. The ugly: Well, it's poorly made out of MDF and the legs have woodgrain Contact Paper on them to try to make them look like wood, which of course only works until you get up close. The tabletop developed some kind of damage to one edge and you can see where the underlayer shows, but it's not bad enough to make me get rid of it. Yet. I ordered this when two smaller tables were marked backordered until November, and put the time and effort into this one, only to have the other tables show up about a week later. I'm going to keep using this one till I move, though, because I don't have time to take it apart, pack it up, and ship it back.