Teak Suzanne Square Kitchen Table by Winsome Wood Review

It was a pleasure to assemble this table. It was very convenient and the instructions were easy to follow. It's the perfect size for our New York kitchen and is very durable. We use it as an island and dining table and it has withstood all our abuse for 2 weeks without a single scratch. It came without one of the little wooden pins, but that doesn't really bother us as they are purely aesthetic. In this case there is a request form for missing parts. The drawers aren't very big, so we use them…

I was looking for a cheap kitchen island. The product came very compact in a large box. I assembled it around me with my three active children. This is such a cozy piece of furniture. love love love I posted a short video with no camera skills so you can see a bit of it. We bring it from the kitchen to the living room and sometimes take it to the porch when we spend a few hours enjoying the day with snacks, drinks and outdoor games. My rooms are big, and to bring someone something to drink or…

What I like: - Fairly easy to assemble - Stools are strong, as is the tabletop - Easy to unfold Tablecloth What I wear I don't like why i removed the stars: - the wooden pins for the screw holes are awful and don't hold well, i need glue to actually hold them in place. It's not a big problem for me as I don't care about looks. - The wheels on the bottom are of poor quality, I have a brand new faux wood floor which is sparkling clean and the wheels don't roll very well. In addition, the wheel is

This placemat is of decent quality. The wood feels solid and is well finished unlike many prefabricated compressed wood products. The assembly was fairly easy, but you should study the illustrations carefully before twisting the parts. Some details look the same. Small differences such as B. the placement of the holes, can make a big difference during the assembly process. So my advice is to study the diagrams very carefully before each step. The rest of the build went smoothly and I was able…

Got my table today and assembled it. Thank goodness for Allen wrenches. If I had to screw in all those screws, my hand would break. Assembly was easy, down to the tabletop as it was almost impossible to line things up perfectly and you couldn't see the pre-drilled holes in the tabletop. I would advise you to put screws in these holes - screw them in and then pull them out again. I got frustrated and removed the section holding the blade and was able to screw on the top - of course you can then…

Overall I'm happy with this as I moved into an odd shaped loft with a counter. However, this is a modern marvel of utterly idiotic design. It took me about an hour to assemble, and half of that time was spent attaching the table top to the support legs. Because the screw holes are on the underside of the table top, they are hidden by the support beams and therefore invisible when attempting to attach two. This wouldn't be a problem if the pre-drilled holes weren't so tiny and oddly aligned that

I didn't even plan to buy a kitchen table because I didn't want to lose any more square footage. In my apartment, the table gets in the way, no matter where it is. But when I stumbled across this little gem, I changed my mind. When they talk about saving space, they really mean it. I especially like that the stools are hidden under the table! I ordered teak. I would say it fits the picture quite well, maybe the hair is darker but definitely not dark brown. I would have liked a darker brown…

Throw it 4 to 5. It's easy to want to give it a 4. I then ordered two of them. One of them has a large crack on the folding table part that is only visible from below. This is where the screw is penetrating the hinge and has obviously been overtightened. This was done on the manufacturer's side as the top/flap comes pre-assembled. It was torn when I received it, but I didn't notice that until I put it together. Having all that work done for a great value product during a big move. I didn't have