Review on 🍴 Stylish Snack Table: Brown and Burnished Copper for Modern Decor by Lauren Parker

I was looking for a compact coffee table next to my chair, something really simple. This fully meets the requirements! The building process was very fast. It took a bit of fiddling to get all the pieces together smoothly and evenly, not unlike other metal furniture of this type. The bottom line is that all the screws are screwed in loosely first, then the table is placed upright and tightened from bottom to top. Keep in mind that the corners tend to open up when tightened - so they should be a bit sharp to start with (like corners less than 90 degrees) and as you tighten they will square up. It took a lot of time and patience. What I particularly like is the downward orientation of the legs. Nice, fairly dark copper finish. Pretty easy to assemble. Looks great in my living room. What I don't like is that the top looks like pretty thin typical plywood. Be sure to use a stand so that the top coat does not swell with moisture. I can paint it just as a precaution, but so far it looks good. It's meant to be used on a sofa with the bottom pressed down, I've tried it and it's actually very handy for that - I could get a few more.