Review on 🪑 Regency Chloe 21-inch Round End Table- Mocha Walnut: Stylish and Functional Furniture Piece for your Home by Stacey Growe

Sometimes you just need a small table to put a lamp, a drink or in my case a printer. This Regency Chole 21" Round Table has a totally simple design and assembly, it is made from high quality and beautifully finished wood that feels dense, heavy and very durable. It doesn't look cheap like "wood", What, for example, my "desktop" at work doesn't have is the paper-thin paneling that covers the growing number of do-it-yourself furniture assembly kits and parts, that it was a very pleasant surprise. The table comes with a hex key for a large screw supplied Hold the 'x' part of the table to the ground The top is held in place by four legs with individual dowels that protrude from each leg and are inserted into the appropriate holes on the underside of the table top, you screw the ones supplied L brackets from each of the legs to the underside of the table top using the two screws provided per bracket; one on the table (8 screws and four brackets supplied n). your Phillips screwdriver. Also, the four ends of the beams that touch the ground have adjustable tabs so you can level the table if something isn't quite straight, be it the table or the surface you're putting it on. 15 minutes. assemble and it was pretty easy. I say this because over the years I have had so many problems assembling misaligned furniture sets, bikes, kids toys, bed frames etc and this table wasn't bad at all. However, as at least one reviewer noted, the instructions show a different L-clamp than the one supplied. However, given that each bracket that comes with it only has one hole on each side of the "L" and you only have eight screws, it's pretty clear that you know what to do, despite the instructions asking for a longer bracket with three screws on which all show. . Another problem is that the drill holes are only on one side (leg) where you attach the brace. The table top is not drilled. However, you will find that with just moderate hand pressure you can drive screws into wood without the need for a drill (I have a large, thick, thick-handled screwdriver that helps). I'm a little girl, not a bodybuilder. I am very happy with this table and I really like how sturdy it feels once assembled. Don't let the build put you off - it's a good table and real wood is hard to come by these days.