International Concepts 3069 36 Inch Unfinished Review

Perfect in every way until I got to the last screw, a small part was missing a dowel and I didn't have a screw big enough to fit the hole. It still looks good but this one was probably assembled Friday afternoon, 10 minutes before release lol. I only give two stars because of the screw but it deserves five if not for the last screw, the wood is of excellent quality.

I love this table. Ordered 07.05, received and installed by 11:30 09.05. Good quality, easy to assemble. If I can, you can do it. It took me 30 minutes because I'm very slow and very careful. The instructions are clear. When reassembling, only half-tighten the screws, and when everything is in place, go back and tighten everything. I leave this unfinished. He's perfect the way he is. He's big, which I wanted so the cats wouldn't have any weird ideas. I highly recommend this product. Firmly…

I ordered two of these tables which are 36 inches high. I have a TV in my bedroom with 2-channel sound from the receiver and bookshelf speakers. I use tables as speaker stands. They are perfect for this use. The box arrived so damaged that I took pictures before opening it. However, the contents were well packaged and undamaged. I found it a challenge to put them together. It wasn't difficult, just uncomfortable. I finally got it right. So far I haven't applied any paint or stain and they look…

I bought two of these tables and they are great value. Other reviews mentioned the need for grinding, and apparently the company took notice; because both of mine felt smooth to the touch (albeit a bit dusty - smooth them before you get them dirty). They also take stains very well, although I recommend trying the stains on the underside of the shelf first to make sure you like it. I recommend you finish these tables for no other reason than to protect them from moisture, stains, etc. I used…

Great little Parawood plant in Indonesia or Vietnam. I bought it to power up my CD player/stereo. The packaging was great and it only takes 8 screws to assemble which took about 15 minutes the first time. The kit includes an Allen key needed to tighten the screws, so no tools are required for assembly. The workmanship is darn good, and it's pre-sanded. I decided to paint the stand to better match my oak CD racks. A word of warning if you wish to stain: Steamwood is quite dense and you may need…

This is a pretty good plant stand for the money. It's solid wood, not chipboard, and pretty strong. Assembly is easy and only takes a few minutes. It appears to be made from paratree, also known as rubber tree. The legs are made from small pieces of wood glued together in a meat block style. The top is made from solid planks that are glued along the edges so they don't look like the legs. The grain at the top is pretty enough that I almost hate standing the plant on it and covering most of it…

I actually do this so my cats can look out the side window without throwing everything out of my dresser with their tails. Easy to assemble; One of the screws didn't have a dent on top to screw in, but it's good policy to always have your own tool kit on hand, even if everything is probably on and a pair of pliers got it tightened properly. Not me. see all the spots that need sanding; the wood is a pleasant light wood, not as discolored as in the picture but i like its warmth. It's unfinished…

This item is supplied disassembled and consists of four parts: slats on the sides, top and bottom shelves. Easy to assemble; It took me less than ten minutes. Hardware included, along with an Allen key. I see that there is a question about grinding the element. It's actually unfinished and I was expecting it to be sanded down a bit on arrival and I was right. In several places on the article, cutting against the grain left some very rough spots that could not be corrected by surface grinding…

, I can't tell you how much I love this plant stand. I needed something to attach my Big Berkey water filter. I love my Berkey but since I've had it (ten years now) it's been called the PITB because I couldn't put it anywhere. It's just too big to fit on most shelves, but when I put it on the top shelf it's too hard for me to get there to fill it up and pour water out of it. This freed up valuable countertop space and left the faucet dangling to the side of the counter. I just hated it, hated…