Îlot de cuisine avec tablettes latérales et armoire à pousser Masset, Masset

Absolutely perfect! Exactly as pictured and perfect for the space!

The island was easy to assemble with 2 people. It replaced a round kitchen table in a small space.

It looks amazing in my kitchen. Was super easy to put together. Took less than a couple of hours. I have a smaller kitchen so it fits nicely!

While the dimensions of this table are perfect for our kitchen needs, its quality is cheap and some parts are incredibly flimsy. As my hobbyist/freelancer carpenter husband said, "it's only being held together by gravity and the top surface." Before I go into some pros and cons, I also want to address complaints that it's "hard to assemble alone" - the FRONT page of assembly instructions recommends 2 people (see photo). PROS: - This table was perfect in terms of dimensions for the only space we had in our kitchen, which is small with very little cooking surface. Its shape fits our cat's feeding station underneath (where it already was), and the table's height is perfect for power cord length of both the cat's water bowl and our microwave (not pictured). - Assembly was fairly easy; I did most of it alone. My husband only helped with putting on the top surface, moving the table into place, and putting in the floor protectors (which even he said were frustrating to hammer in because their surface is asymmetrical). - Plenty storage space. CONS: - The assembly instructions list 3 extra panels (labeled R, S, T) that don't actually exist in the full diagram (see photo), so I can see how that part may be confusing. - The shelf labeled P (small side shelf next to the closed cabinet on the side) is too narrow for its gap, so it wiggles left-right when touched. - The pair of D panels that connect the reft and right sides of the table are super thin and flimsy. One of the panels doesn't seamlessly fit into its designated spaces on either side, protruding on one while too deep inside the other (see 2 photos of this panel). - Some parts of this table are flimsy and make the whole structure feel unsteady. The side with the shelves is nice and sturdy, but the other side is much less so. On top of that, the material is MDF which chips easily and will bubble up over time with use and exposure to water (as noturally happens in a kitchen). Value for the money? Low. Would I recommend? Only if you're tight on budget, aren't going for a fancy kitchen, and don't plan to make this table into a true island or centerpiece of said kitchen. It will do for our needs, but I don't expect it to last for years.

This is what I was looking for, so clean, useful has charm. Not badly priced for a upgrade to a kitchen