Sofa Side End Table Small Review

Bought 3 and wish I had. Of the 3, only one was immediately operational. One had a screw hole that was deformed by the manufacturer; could not insert the screw. It also had cymbals made out of plastic that were meant to be a wooden top. This is a veneer. The next one also had a huge crack in the veneer and the edges were warped. I flipped it upside down because it looked better. I paid $16 for them and none of them cost $10. I see them in the store for 99 cents for $5.99. The third was ok and…

I have no idea why anyone would say it's hard to put together it isn't. This took about 5-10 minutes. For each. Someone said the leaves are plastic. but they are metal. What other people got right is that while the top is made out of wood, it's essentially a crappy piece of wood with a wood-like plastic sticker on it. For now I've cleaned it up and put a coat of Mod Podge on top for protection, but in the future I might cut and stain something better and screw it in there. Also, they look…

This item is cute, the concept is great, but if you buy it to fit on the armrest of a sofa or chair, don't waste your money. It barely comes down to my knees and I'm 5ft 4ft tall. Today I don't know of any furniture with such low armrests. Yes, it's inexpensive, but you definitely get what you pay for with this side table. Also, assembly wasn't as easy as you might think. The parts are cheap and look like they're about to snap, and the holes were misaligned to put screws in, and the "wooden"…

I decided to buy this coffee table as an improvised bedside table for a very small room. The measurements given are accurate and the leaf pattern is very pretty. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. The top is not made of wood or veneer; it's basically chipboard covered in contact paper with a vaguely wood-like pattern. The color is nice, but there were air bubbles in the contact paper, so it's not very good. The items were packaged very well, but one side of the table was dented. I…

This is a pretty side table, big enough to hold a TV remote, drink and glasses. This is exactly what I need for a sun lounger. The small size makes it easy to fit into tight spaces. I also like the bottom wire shelf (not shown in main image) to keep small items off the floor. Adjustable feet allow you to level the stand on uneven surfaces. The metal is light, but after assembly, the strength of the stand improves. The only thing I don't like is the countertop: it's covered in vinyl. The…

Works perfectly next to my chair. As others have noted, it doesn't fit on the arm, it does fit on the seat with the footrest down. In terms of assembly, most of it was pretty straightforward, and I had some instructions that weren't very clear, but there were only a handful of them, so they were easy to figure out. I was able to screw in most of the parts almost completely by hand (when it was difficult, the angle was wrong), except for the tip. The holes didn't seem to line up exactly with the