Review on 🏠 Rustic Brown Homelegance Factory 24'' x 22'' End Table by Christina Nelson

OK, I really liked it. It was exactly what I expected. However, I'm surprised no one mentioned the issues I had with the table. I deduct two stars for my problems. Let's look at the good part first. (1) It is hard wood. The rustic finish I wanted. (2) Even though you know the size, the table fills the common room. Don't get that for a small area. It looks really great with wheels and all. The wheels and solid wood actually make it a heavy table. (3) I thought the wheels were an artifact. But you can really move the table on wheels. As said, because it's heavy and durable, avoid moving it on hardwood floors. Now Disadvantages (1) Assembly is not easy. The one who did the assembly himself is either too strong or too skillful. Here's the problem I had. First, you only need to hook the metal clip on one side. Connect the wheel and center bar with a clamp. This causes a piece of heavy metal to dangle on the other side. On the other end, you now need to align the wheel, rod, and clamp together. When leveling, the wheel, rod and clamp must be twisted together. weight was difficult. When you're done with that and keeping everything practically in the air, you now need to attach two screws that connect the clamp and the main table. Pooh. It made me sweat even though my kid was holding a metal object. Be careful not to lose alignment. Otherwise you will either damage the table or injure yourself. I confess I didn't care about the weight. You just have to be careful. (2) This made me worse. The nuts didn't fit perfectly. You really have to make an effort to put nuts on both ends of the bar. It was very tight. (3) High gloss in the picture can be deceiving. I wanted a rustic finish and I got it. However, the shine in the image can give a false impression. Don't buy for the shine. Conclusion - I would still buy a table. After 45 minutes of a sweaty pro leveling session (yes, it was 92 degrees in New Jersey today) it was really nice. I can be harsh, but you can't give inferior nuts and bolts these days.