🃏 VECELO Black Metal Portable Square Folding Card Table with Vinyl Upholstery and Collapsible Legs Review

This chart table is difficult to fold to keep the legs in place. The top is easy to dent, even when light objects are placed on it, and the dents will not show. However, it was cheap and arrived quickly. I have a much more durable table in my basement, but it costs more.

We were expecting this table to fold up to 1 inch thick, but it turns out it's so narrow it doesn't fold completely. The 1/2 inch slot where the old table was topped broke. We had to find a new place to attach it and seal the gaps with tape.

When unfolded, the legs were not parallel to each other. Some are bent, others are bent. When attempting to fold the table back, two people were required as the mechanisms holding the legs were too difficult to unlock when folding the legs. As an older person, I had to find two younger people to fold the table back; I fell trying. I sent the table back and ordered a different brand.

The table looks great. When I first took it out of the box it turned out that some of the vinyl on the top was torn, but on closer inspection it just had paper stuck to it that rubbed off fairly easily. The top has nice padding, the table height is perfect and the quality seems very good. My only complaints are that I have a hard time letting go and folding my legs and there are sharp edges with folded legs. You just need to know about it.

When I opened the box and took out the table, it was initially packed in a plastic bag with GLUE that stuck to the fabric table top, making a mess on the table top and almost impossible to remove. Glue. Then when I opened the table legs they each went in a different direction, neither of which was perpendicular to the table top, it was very very unstable, wobbly and unsafe to use. This was a very BAD offer from this manufacturer for a regular guy. Table. I am returning this Revain table the day

Although this card table is stable when open, the legs do not open fully, so it looks strange because they are slightly tilted inward and not straight up and away. In addition, the legs are very difficult to close. You have to push the lever really hard to get them to push. Also, they stick out 5 or 6 inches when closed, instead of sitting flush with the back of the chart table. Putting a table against a wall for storage shouldn't be a problem, but it is annoying. Too many flaws to be happy…