ROCKPOINT Storage Cabinet Table Sliding Review

I wish I had read the reviews. The back wall is very unattractive for a coffee table. It's more like a TV stand. Too lazy to return but wish I had read the reviews that said the same thing

The product is cheap, the table is thin. Save time, money and effort and just go to Lowe's or Home Depot and assemble it yourself. Yes! what a piece

Great accent for the price. A similar piece costs $300 more locally. Arrived damaged but was repaired immediately. The color actually matched my existing TV stand perfectly :)

Super durable and looks high quality! It had a few scratches as shown in my photo but due to the color of the wood this is not noticeable. Took me about an hour to assemble it and all instructions are in pictures. Overall I am very impressed and happy with the purchase!

This piece fits my rustic style perfectly. Assembly was easy and didn't take long. The downside is that the door slides off easily and the shelves keep falling out. I mainly use it for looks as I can't put anything in it. If it were more functional I would give it more than 3 stars.

Shipping and delivery are not objectionable. The table wood appears to be of good quality and the instructions are easy to follow. The cam pins and latches appear to be of poor quality, once assembled the table wobbles and there is a slight shift at each point of the cam pin. I've double checked, undone and redone each lock, but the result is the same. All parts of the table snap into place and don't move when I try to pull it out, but the entire table is still wobbly and has misalignment in…

While we love the finished product, this side table's specs say no assembly is required. I went back and checked when it arrived in all those parts. I have assured my husband that he does not have to pick it up. The assembly took over 3 hours. The diagram shows that each part is labeled A, B, C, etc. Only one of us had a tag, making the task even more difficult. While we love the finished product, I cannot recommend it due to the complexity of building it. I was particularly looking for a table

The main part, the bottom of the cabinet, is supplied without pre-drilled holes. We have a partially assembled table. We emailed the manufacturer as instructed and they asked if they could easily assemble it with tools. We tried but didn't know where to make the holes, how deep to drill and what size drill bit. I contacted them again and explained that we would ruin the whole table if we tried to make it ourselves and we want the table to look like we bought it. First, I don't think that should