Overall, the table is nice and works for what I need it for. But it has a ton of flaws and the workmanship is sloppy. In some places, the wood is warped. There are small gaps between the legs and the tabletop. The wood thickness isn't what I expected; it's actually made of slats, so the tabletop is quite thin, but that's not a huge deal. I get it, the price wasn't high, but still. And the funniest thing is, the wrench that came with it doesn't fit the bolts – it's too small. I bought it for my garage workshop, and I need a slightly rough style, so it actually suits me. But if I had bought it for the living room, all these little things would have bothered me. However, the overall look, if you don't pay attention to the details, is quite decent. Considering the price and the fact that it's hardwood, it's pretty good overall.

This is junk. I don't want to go to the trouble of sending back. I will use outside or sell in a garage sale if anyone is interested. The tops don't match up and not level, the tops are irregular and the metal was scratched. I only took three photos. That was enough for me.

This is absolutely perfect as a dining table in my loft! It was so easy to build and looks way more expensive than it was. It’s brings such a great vibe, buy this!

Stunning. Scratchy. Sturdy. Stunning sheesham wood grain, but scratches easily and a bit narrow (next time read the dimensions!) than it looked. Overall extremely well built. As other have said it's shipped as 3 separate wood pieces that you screw together with large lag bolts. That also means that the top of the table may not be fully level end-end. If. you're seeking a perfectly flat table look elsewhere, otherwise this remains a stunning, well built table that's fairly easy to assemble (tools included, but BYO an extra socket wrench) and looks great for 4-6 people.

The poles under table severely block your chairs.