Flash Furniture Aluminum Indoor Outdoor Folding Review

We bought two of these tables for my daughter's 16th birthday party to put on the pool deck for people to have a place to drink. They were easy to assemble and seemed very durable. They came in very handy after the party. I like the all metal construction, they are heavy (but not too heavy to move) and none of mine wobble when you adjust the feet on the bottom. If I ever needed more, I would order more without hesitation. these tables.

Whoever made this thing was a real chron chron smoker and I want in. I absolutely hate this thing. DO NOT BUY. Not only is it taller than the standard pub table height, but the instructions are incredibly frustrating. Take instructions from IKEA, for example, and imagine them drawn (not written because there are no words) by a blind, reckless, drunk person. Yes. Thats so bad. It's not even a "pay for what you get" product, it's a product that will make you set fire to a school bus. causing this

Amazing table, design, looks and quality but TERRIBLE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS. Look at this picture. This is a riddle. No ordering of spare parts. The hinge under the table top rattled, I opened it and there was a screw in there. In addition to the photo instructions, pay attention to the remains of fittings. Assemble the post first, attaching it to the folding loop, then to the base and finally to the top. It was still flimsy so I had to turn the whole assembly clockwise and then put the lock…

I ordered a table from stock as the price is lower and I expect it will be abused on delivery as I live abroad. The box arrived quite crumpled but the contents are in good condition and all the details are there. I used YouTube videos for assembly instructions which helped a lot. Unfortunately for some reason the silver butt part was partially screwed to the wrong end of rod C and we couldn't move it (3 people with multiple grips and lube on the joint struggled for about half an hour). ). To…

Very durable in the end, looks nice and solid, with a pretty solid construction. We're not talking high quality here - reliable enough and pretty enough to attend an art gallery opening reception: so I'd say it's pretty good. But every buyer should pay attention to a few points when assembling. I was fortunate that a reviewer suggested placing the countertop towards the floor and building from there (towards the base and legs). If you're moderately confident that you can solve the puzzle…

This is a sturdy table with easily adjustable legs for stability on uneven surfaces. According to my measurements, at 45 inches, this is larger than many might want. I understand why people used to labeled step-by-step instructions complain about the build, but it's actually pretty easy to put together if you read the reviews and follow a few simple tips. Since there are so many complaints about instructions, I've wanted to write this review for a while, but it's been a long time, so I can't…

These tables aren't "perfect," but they don't cost $100 either. Defects in manufacturing and deficiencies in the assembly instructions are easy to fix. I posted a picture of my build thoughts in this review. As a builder and professional engineer, I found these tables perfectly acceptable. "VERY bad. There are alignment notches/protrusions that need to be aligned and not shown clearly. And parts of the pattern are just wrong. You might want to try my instructions on my picture below - print it…