Review on 🍽️ Modern Round White Dining Table with Tulip Design and Pedestal Base - Ideal for Kitchen, Dining Room & Living Room by Ashley Chavez

I've just assembled this table and it looks great (exactly as pictured). I have a very small kitchen so I was looking for something that would fit nicely in a corner and seat two people and this table definitely fits. So far it seems solid (not wobbly) but I haven't used it yet. The only negative so far is the assembly, the only problem is that the instructions are absolutely TRUSH. I would have spent at least twice as much time without the helpful reviews I read here detailing the build. It took me over an hour to assemble because I did it myself and I ran into a problem that took me a while to figure out and solve. Here are some helpful tips, but I also recommend looking at the photos in the reviews section first (some reviewers have posted very helpful photos). Tip 1: Pay attention to the length of the screws you use for the legs (8 in total). Not sure if it was a defect but about half of my bolts were slightly longer than the rest. This was VERY important to note as the longer bolts were intended to be used for the MIDDLE portion of each leg. The legs are thicker in the middle than the top, so using a slightly smaller bolt in that area is a HUGE pain and a waste of time as you probably won't be able to get the nut on the bolt (there isn't enough room , when the metal parts for the leg are on the screw). Tip 2: Each screw holds two pieces of metal together. This was a helpful tip I read in someone's review (they provided photos). So each bolt that goes into the legs (2 for each leg, top and middle) holds two pieces of metal wire together (they overlap on the bolt and are held in place with a nut). Tip 3: Wait until all the nuts on the screws are tight. Tip 4: The black metal pieces used to attach the legs to the tabletop should face OUTSIDE (away from the legs, not towards them). Check the review photos if this is unclear.