Cucunu Wooden Outdoor Side Table With Extra Storage: Perfect For Garden, Porch Or Living Room Review

I loved the table, it was easy to assemble, it looked beautiful, but after a couple of months on the outdoor it lost all its color and now it looks as if its been there for years, i contacted the seller and they offered a partial refund and actually they offered to give me my money back but i had to take them apart, boxed them and ship them, which to me is too time consuming.I really liked them but i wouldn't considered them for outdoor use, the elements will damage them too soon.

It's easy to assemble, but if you have girl hands (I'm a woman, I have girl hands) have a pair of pliers handy. The screws that go into the legs like dowl have to be seated really well before assembly. I had everything else put together and was tightening everything up when they fell out. It was easy to work around, but was a tad annoying.

Nice looking little table. Easy assembly. Quite sturdy. I gave it a Tung Oil treatment, and now it looks great. That's my feedback.

I am extremely pleased with this item. Looks like a higher priced table. Most wood tables like this one are twice the money. A beautiful addition to our patio set.

No assembly instructions, but I enjoy a challenge. The hardware for the top corners was a little baffling, though.I can’t shake the feeling that the table is going to collapse at some point.

Very happy with this table! Very sturdy, the lower shelf is perfect for keeping things out of the direct sunlight. Great addition to my deck!

Just got this table and I must say I was disappointed. The instructions are unclear since it only uses a mediocre illustration and no written steps. The 4 legs to the table had a pre-drilled hole but the two-ended screw was very difficult to insert. We had to use pliers to twist it in, with no idea how far to twist. Once the legs were in and we tried to attach the bottom shelf, we noticed the bottom shelf had pre-drilled holes on 2 wrong sides so we couldn't match the holes. Rather than go…

Like other reviewers said, you will need some sturdy pliers to get this table together. The instructions show a drawing of the table pieces arranged how they will go together but no written instructions. My handy husband figured it out. Happy with the finished result. Good Piece for the price.

These are very nice tables and were easy to assemble. Agree with some other reviews regarding the strong smell from whatever varnish or oil was used to treat the wood, but it dissipates after a few days. Definitely want to let them sit outside or in a garage for a few days.

I didn’t like that the screws were too thick it cracked the wood a little . It’s on the porch by the front door. Thanks for attention.

I have purchase several of these, and like the solid wood construction, and they look nice as well. This particular one has rounded corners, and was a bit tougher to assemble, as the hardware is hidden on the top shelf. I got these at 50 bucks a pop, (bought two this time) and feel there are a tremendous value at this price. These are made from Acacia trees, that are only found in Africa and Australia. God commands Moses and the children of Israel to make basically everything for the…

Item arrived without any hardware to assemble it - zero, none, zilch. I looked in all the holes of the wood to see if anything was pre-embedded, nothing. Box completely empty. A general use pamphlet was in the box, but that was it. A top edge of the table had about a 1/2 inch gouge. The labeling on the outside of the box showed someone else's address label (not in my state) in addition to my own - weird. Just too many messed up things going on. The quality of the table itself for this price is…

Sturdy table. Nice wood and good height. Looks nice with my patio furniture. Perfect for use as aside table. Very good value for the money!

Perfect table for our front porch. Color is a little different than in picture, but I think it is hard to match perfectly in a picture. We ended up sanding & re-staining the table to match our rockers more. We only did that because we really liked the table & it was easy to do.

Used this as a table. The best thing about this side table is that it is very sidey. Don’t put it outside tho unless you oil it first. Mineral oil. Or even linseed oil. Give one application of oil and let it sit for like a day. And then do another application to make it more tabley. This way the moss cannot grow on it.In reality, it’s just a small side table. Easily assembled. And it’s quite nice looking and resilient. Oil this bad boy up and YouTube some videos about oiling cutting boards if…

I love my end tables. They were easy to assemble. They go almost perfectly with the patio set I had just purchased. I have them in my Lanai so won't be out in weather elements.

After a week on the porch, laminated veneer is peeling from the top. I should have looked more closely to see if it was a veneered piece.

The negative reviews tend to complain about confusion over assembly, namely how to install the double-threaded studs. In order to screw in the wood screw half of each stud, use two nuts tightened against one another first, then screw in the stud into each leg.Once assembled, this is a very stable and attractive table that should last a few seasons of regular use.

The table by itself is fine however, during assembly, one of the legs split (using manufacturer supplied tool). To make things right and completely flip my review, request manufacturer supply another leg. Thank you for you prompt response to this request/review.