Review on 🌰 Medium Oak Regency Chloe Round End Table - 21-inch by Collin Donahue

The table came unassembled, well packaged in a flat box with foam inserts inside the large box, along with the parts needed for assembly. The one-page instruction sheet outlines a fairly simple assembly process. A hex wrench is provided for one hex screw, but a Phillips screwdriver is required for assembly. Four brackets are supplied to attach the legs to the tabletop; Including 8 screws. I found the brackets that came with the table didn't match what was in the instructions, but they were easy to adjust. There were pre-drilled holes in the legs for the bracket screws but not in the table top. I attached the brackets to the legs and then marked where to drill the holes in the table top after the legs were attached. I removed the legs, drilled holes for the screws and finished assembling the table. Assuming the lack of countertop holes was just a flaw on the one I got, assembly shouldn't be too difficult - as long as you can tighten the screws. With the brackets attached and screwed, the table is very solid. Under each leg is a small plastic foot that can be screwed in and out to adjust the table to sit flat on an uneven floor. Aside from the minor issues noted, the build quality appears to be quite satisfactory. This is an attractive table with beautiful finishes. I am very happy with it.