I had an unfortunate experience as legs had the holes for cam bolts on the wrong side so the bottom shelf could not be attached. I just let the shelf sit on the bolts but will drill holes to attach the shelf permanently which will make the table sturdier. The finish is very nice, satin cherry color. Rosewood is lighter than this. with a red hue. Its quality wood much
nicer looking than the typical mdf thats everywhere and for the price its well worth it. It would be a perfect plant stand or
next to a chair in a corner where space is limited which is what I used it for. I just didnt want to hassle with taking it apart
repacking etcand then wait for another. Mine was a fluke as no other review mentioned this. I suggest attaching the top
to legs 1st then loosen screws to wiggle in the bottom shelf. I followed instructions which made for a lot of extra work only
to take it all apart and start over.
A classy looking plant stand
I had an unfortunate experience as legs had the holes for cam bolts on the wrong side so the bottom shelf could not be attached. I just let the shelf sit on the bolts but will drill holes to attach the shelf permanently which will make the table sturdier. The finish is very nice, satin cherry color. Rosewood is lighter than this. with a red hue. Its quality wood much nicer looking than the typical mdf thats everywhere and for the price its well worth it. It would be a perfect plant stand or next to a chair in a corner where space is limited which is what I used it for. I just didnt want to hassle with taking it apart repacking etcand then wait for another. Mine was a fluke as no other review mentioned this. I suggest attaching the top to legs 1st then loosen screws to wiggle in the bottom shelf. I followed instructions which made for a lot of extra work only to take it all apart and start over.