Review on Teraves Bar Table With Solid Metal Frame,Counter Height Dining Table Kitchen Bar Table For Dining Room,Living Room (55.11", Teak) by Pamela Jackson

Pro Tip: When you open the box, make sure to remove contents at an angle - the legs are not secured with tape, so they will just tumble out and make a huge noise, if you try to just slide it all out of the box standing somewhat upright. :)All in, I think it took me 20-25 minutes to assemble. Everything is provided, including the combo Phillips/Allen wrench, and regular mini wrench, all nuts, bolts, and caps for empty holes included. I recommend putting bolts in and loosely (LOOSELY) tightening, as instructions describe, then flip the table upright to tighten everything. Easy enough for one non-bodybuilding, lacking in muscle-tone, and mostly out-of-shape, short woman to handle solo. Biggest clean-up was collecting all the Styrofoam bits that exploded out of the box., and trying to get the pieces-parts stickers off. Nothing a little Goo Be Gone wouldn't fix, if you have issues.There is a slight wobble (VERY VERY SLIGHT) that is probably attributed more to our unlevel flooring than to the quality of the table. It doesn't sway in all directions, or leave me with any unease about placing the aquariums there.The coloring is more on the gray side, with a slight hint of beige (minuscule, at best). It looks more brownish in my picture than it actually is. For reference, the wall behind it is a grayish-beige hue, so it matches perfectly with the wall and the flooring.It's home to my three aquariums (two 5-gallon, and one 3.5 gallon). Until I can figure out some ingenious method for camouflaging the cord fustercluck, I'm ordering two black wood barstools, just to tie it all together.All in all, it's a winner in price, quality, easy of assembly!