🌳 Medium Oak Regency Folding Desk - 31-inch Flip Flop Review

It was incredibly easy to assemble and surprisingly strong even though we didn't use any screws. As others have pointed out, this is not a folding table per se, but a table that can be disassembled and folded when needed. It didn't really matter to us and I knew about it before I bought it, so I'm not deducting a star where others would. It is attractive and well suited for my children's homework.

table preserved and unfolded. To my surprise, the legs are the only foldable part. When assembled, it must be disassembled to fold. The top uses metal locking pins, as do many permanent tables. It also comes with wooden dowels and a tube of glue. I bought a table for my RV so portability was very important. The assembled table is very stable, so I'm keeping it. The stability makes up for the disadvantage of having to take it apart for storage every time you move. I only gave it three stars…

It's a nice little table but not as portable as I was hoping. I rent a room and live in a very small space so I was hoping it would be something easy to open and close everyday. The top is bolted to the frame and won't fold, you have to remove the top every time. I ended up taking a different piece of furniture from me to get used to leaving it out all the time instead of taking it apart every day when I have to study or do my homework. Otherwise it's a great little table and very stable.

As other reviewers have pointed out, despite claims on the product page (as of the date of this review) this table is neither foldable nor collapsible, and the "flip-top lid" advertised on the packaging is not In order to " fold", you need to go under the table, loosen the locks with an Allen key, remove the table top from the wooden dowels and then voila, you really have a two piece table. collapsible legs. The legs are unfortunately the only foldable part of the table and since the rest stays