Review on Furinno 2 11157GYW Petite Tables French by Robert Wyble

Look, it's cheap and it doesn't take long to find out. However, if you've ever put something together and been disappointed, chances are you didn't put the extra effort into making what you bought what it was meant to be. First, the stickers were not molded or formed in any way that was difficult to peel off cleanly. Just don't try to rip them off. Second, if you are assembling something that will never be taken apart, use wood glue. Rub this glue into each hole or raised edge. This gives structure to each item, such as B. these tiny tables (yes, they're small, but great for floor beds). Remember that you are working with cheap wood (if you can call it wood). Be careful not to overtighten and stick, stick, stick! Wipe off excess glue. Rub it in wherever you can. Anything that uses wooden dowels rubs glue on the dowel, puts glue in the hole, puts glue on the joint edges. You take a cheap item and make it virtually immortal. Use your thinking, pull everything out, spread it out and see where the holes are. Even if you have bad instructions, you should have a reasonable idea of what goes where. Align everything before you start assembling. Once you start and use the glue, time is of the essence. So knowing every move you're going to make will improve the overall strength of the build. Anyway, be smart, don't let crappy furniture turn into crappy furniture because you didn't know you could make it much better. Also, the drawings suck, I just used them out of curiosity, but I put them under the sink to keep a million things women need to feel beautiful. Hooray!