Review on 🌰 Rustic Brown LIDYUK End Table with Charging Station, USB Ports & Power Outlets, Flip Top Side Table for Small Spaces, Storage Shelf Sofa Table for Living Room, Bedroom by Melissa Shoulders

Wow, it looked a lot more complicated than it first appeared but I was very pleased to find that it was a lot easier to put together and the quality was surprisingly good ! The side table has many parts but they are all individually boxed and labeled and when I opened the box I laid them out and checked each part which helped simplify assembly. I've assembled this type of furniture quite a bit and it definitely came with much better instructions than I've seen with similar sized furniture. All instructions are illustrated so it should be understandable for everyone, not just English speakers. However, I would like to clarify a few things that could be better explained in the guide. "Area A needs to be flipped over from the picture so that the small pieces of F fit into the holes in both areas B. That was immediately clear to me, because otherwise F wouldn't really fit into B. - In step 2 both parts G and D must be inserted into the grooves B at the same time as they pass through E in order to fasten all these parts together. This was a little tricky at the same time, so I first attached E to B and then went back and attached G and D after that, loosening each screw and attaching them one by one, keeping E in the correct position to line all the holes up. To the right. It was probably worth a few minutes, but it was a bit tricky to position the E in the right place by following the directions, the holes should line up all at once, and it might be harder to try everything at once . - The Rest The steps are quite simple and much easier to follow. All fins in the parts holding part I should be down even if part K is not visible. There are different types of screws that connect the clamshell box to the metal frame, so read carefully and insert each type of screw in the appropriate place. There was also a small spot in one of the holes in Area B where the metal was slightly bent and I couldn't get the screw in. I took regular pliers and slightly bent a piece of metal into the hole to allow the screw to pass freely through the hole. It took less than two seconds to fix this issue. Intermediate/Advanced approx. 45 minutes from start to finish. The wood is definitely composite panel and not "real wood", but it's surprisingly thick and strong, and the texture has a realistic aged look, which is very nice. The drawer isn't massive, but you can fit a decent amount of stuff in it. The lower basket is also small, but suitable for storing multiple items. Only two of the four wheels are lockable, so you can mount them however you like. I ended up placing them on the same page and found that this interfered with blocking. I'll probably place one on opposite corners and sides later so it stays still since I don't have to roll it around really often. In general, the instructions are clear enough and require a bit of intentional logic at worst. to follow, the table is of very decent quality and it wasn't at all what I would call a stressful project. The connector and USB ports have been tested and everything works great. I can only recommend this table!