📚 Compact FIVEGIVEN Slim Side Table with Magazine Basket - Industrial Espresso Finish for Small Rooms Review

I bought this table because it was one of the few that fit in the narrow space of my hallway. Like the other reviewer, I didn't use a fabric magazine holder, instead placing a basket between the bars. It looks good and durable. Assembly was easy. No complaints.

This is a nice, inexpensive accent table. It's not a showpiece, but it's not cheap or ugly either. It's a bit more expensive than I think it should be, but it's what I wanted, so I paid the price. I wanted a narrow table next to the chair with a magazine bandage to put my cozy winter blanket on. The small table top is a nice bonus. My only issue is that I have insisted on an alternate release which is awkward and has some difficulty getting the line on and off. This should be ideal if you have…

We needed a place for visitors to put their glasses down when sitting on two identical chairs next to each other in the living room. I could tell they wanted somewhere to put their glasses or plates. . The coffee table was too far away. This narrow table is only 8 inches wide. This allows you to place the glass on a firm surface directly between the chairs. Perfect. It might be a few centimeters smaller - it could be a little bigger - but it works. Dimensions: 8" wide x 19-3/4" deep x 22-1/2"…

I'm embarrassed I paid for this. It does the job of holding my coffee mug when I'm sitting on the couch, but it looks and feels like a $10-$15 mini desk. A tiny piece of the "wood sticker" has been torn off (yes it's not a tree but there is a sticker on top to make it look like wood). This really bothered me because I thought I paid between $20 and $25 so I just checked how much I paid (I thought I would leave a negative review if it was $20 or more but if it's $10 to $15 then you get what you…

Don't waste your time with this table. I had problems with the product not once, but twice! I was really excited about this, but shortly after trying to assemble it, I noticed the parts weren't right. The rods of the magazine holders were of different lengths, so the table could not be assembled or used (fourth drawing). I decided to give the company another chance, but after the second table was half thought up, serious problems arose. The top frame and the part of the legs you assembled…