🔶 Furinno Modern Simplistic Espresso End Table: Sleek 1-Pack Design for Contemporary Spaces Review

A bit confusing to collect. The instructions are a bit strange. Some things are marked, others are not wrapped in extra pieces for some reason. The table is also crooked when you assemble it. For the money I think it's ok. Also very short. Pictures are very deceptive despite the dimensions. The packaging is awful, with useless pieces of styrofoam so flimsy they make nothing but a mess.

I bought this side table when it was advertised on the Facebook discount page. I paid twice for that. He said it was originally $6x. For 2x it's ok. It's a $2x table, but $20 with something wasn't a "deal"; If I had paid the listed price before selling it I would have sent it back. It's not terrible, it would be good for a first apartment or college dorm, I only bought it because it was cheap and had rounded corners and we have 1 year. It was an impulse buy.

Well, like other reviews, the instructions could be clearer. There's only one way they can go together, and it's not specified in the directions. Parts D1, D2 or completely different letters should be marked on it to make it clearer. Also, some of the pre-drilled holes don't match up. After all, the color is not espresso. It's more of a taupe and when I took it out of the box the surface was scratched. On the plus side, it's affordable and will serve its purpose as a reading nook.

I almost returned it after seeing it in person, it wasn't what I expected when I ordered this table. For the price I would have expected a little better processing. I'm afraid of putting too much on it just because of the way it's made, I think it might warp the table. In general, it doesn't look that bad when assembled. There is no laminate on the bottom of the legs and chipboard can absorb moisture so I'm not sure how durable they will be. I probably wouldn't buy this in a real store where I…

I needed a small table for my turntable and record collection. I had my eye on a couple of mid-century modern tables, but they were well out of my price range. It was perfect for my space, budget and notes. The bottom shelf is only supposed to hold 10 pounds and my records are definitely heavier so we'll see how it holds up. The instructions are easy to understand and it took about 15 minutes to assemble. Overall, this is exactly what I expected and I'm completely satisfied with it.

I really like this side table. It was easy for me to install. The only reason I didn't give it all stars and why I'm writing this review is to point out how easily the top comes off. Four screws are screwed into the plate upside down, nothing is holding them in place. So if you need to lift this table from the top and hold it from above, it can easily come off the legs. I say the screw has about two, maybe three threads holding it in place. Imagine scooping a bucket of water from above. My…

Very good value for money. I needed a small table for my sun lounger until I figured out what I want to do with my room. That was excellent. It was pretty easy to put together. I followed the instructions and used a drill and it took about 20 minutes. I definitely recommend using a drill, it will make your life easier and speed up the process a bit. This is not a huge table, and it will definitely be possible to place a lamp or other items on it. The surface scratches very easily, so you need…

This is rubbish! It's relatively cheap but overpriced for what it is. It's cheap chipboard. The top and legs are supposed to be espresso, but they look like very cheap faded black faux wood. The most dreadful blemish is the raw chipboard protruding from the bottom of the countertop. If you walk across the room from the side table, you will see an unfinished particle board. In addition, it comes in a flat box and is a real puzzle! Mini leg pieces for holding together two packs of screws and…