Positives:
Very good price (29)
The wood type is unspecified but seems to be some kind of hardwood / its surprisingly heavy and seems strong.
Negatives:
Imprecise instructions may require you to undo something youve done in order to redo it the correct way.
The bolt hole drilled into one of the four legs was drilled a little off/angle which caused the cam to snap when I tried to screw the bolt into it. Which leads me to.
the cams are made of some kind of brittle metal which contributed to this snap.
Since the other three legs attached properly, I was able to hammer a few thin nails in order to secure that last leg rather than call the company (as they assure you can be done) for extra parts, then wait a week or so to get the replacement part. I dented the wood a bit with this hammering, but its on the underside so its not a concern.
The end result is that we have a pretty sturdy table that looks pretty good for only 29. Given the vague instructions, one substandard part, and one inaccurately drilled leg (all of which led to extra work in order to secure that fourth leg) I needed ~40 minutes in order to assemble this thing, instead of the 15 minutes the manufacturer estimates.
Id give it 3 1/2 stars (if I could).
Good enough for the price, could be better
Positives: Very good price (29) The wood type is unspecified but seems to be some kind of hardwood / its surprisingly heavy and seems strong. Negatives: Imprecise instructions may require you to undo something youve done in order to redo it the correct way. The bolt hole drilled into one of the four legs was drilled a little off/angle which caused the cam to snap when I tried to screw the bolt into it. Which leads me to. the cams are made of some kind of brittle metal which contributed to this snap. Since the other three legs attached properly, I was able to hammer a few thin nails in order to secure that last leg rather than call the company (as they assure you can be done) for extra parts, then wait a week or so to get the replacement part. I dented the wood a bit with this hammering, but its on the underside so its not a concern. The end result is that we have a pretty sturdy table that looks pretty good for only 29. Given the vague instructions, one substandard part, and one inaccurately drilled leg (all of which led to extra work in order to secure that fourth leg) I needed ~40 minutes in order to assemble this thing, instead of the 15 minutes the manufacturer estimates. Id give it 3 1/2 stars (if I could).