Round White Dining Kitchen Table Modern Leisure Table 31.5″

Small but cute
This table is perfect for a small kitchen and I paired it with sage green chairs from Amazon. It fits perfect with my bow hole theme and it offers a clean design in the surface is very easy to clean so far it is sturdy and scratch resistant. It was very easy to assemble.

Great table, great value, great look
I replaced a square, 4 chair set with this table and I am missing nothing. It is the perfect size for the space and looks great. The whole room appears to be bigger. There were so many complaints about the instructions and general construction that I was a bit concerned. However, when it arrived in perfect condition I unpacked everything but the glass top and read the instructions. It is very simple to put together following each step. At first glance the 8 longer screws seemed to be the same size but when I took them out there are 4 shorter screws each for the top of the leg, attaching the black brackets (they need to point outward) and 4 longer ones for the middle of the legs. I put all of that in place before moving on. The cross bars are welded so that the top points are closer together than the bottom. It is easy to see. I then took two of those brackets and pointing one each to the right and left of the leg, slipped them over the screws and attached the lock nuts finger tight only. I took the second leg and placed the screws I put in earlier into the open end of the bracket, added the third bracket and so on. Once everything was attached, I turned the whole thing upside down so it could pull together as the nuts were tightened. I used a blanket for the glass top and then simply set the leg assembly on top to attach the brackets to the table. Do not over tighten any of the screws, it is better to re-tighten once it is assembled and standing upright.The table is very sturdy and balanced with a good bit of weight due to the glass top. I hope this helps anyone who is considering it. For me this is a very good value for the cost. I definitely recommend.

Really nice table for small dining areas but difficult to assemble
Just finished putting this table together, and it looks great (exactly as pictured). I have a really small kitchen, so I was looking for something that fits well in a corner and accommodates two people and this table definitely does. So far it seems sturdy (no wobbling) but I haven’t used it yet. The only negative so far is the assembly, which is only a problem because the directions are absolute TRASH. If it wasn’t for the helpful reviews I read here with details about assembly, I would’ve spent at least double the amount of time. It still took me over an hour to put together because I did it alone AND I ran into an issue that took some time to figure out and solve. Here are some helpful tips, but I also recommend looking at the pictures in the review section first (some reviewers posted very helpful pictures).Tip 1:Look at the lengths of the screws that you will use for the legs (8 of these). I’m not sure if it was a defect, but about half of my screws were slightly longer than the others. This was VERY important to notice because the longer screws should be used for the MIDDLE section of each leg. The legs are thicker in the middle than the top, so using the slightly smaller screw in that area is a HUGE pain and waste of time because you likely wont be able to get the nut onto the screw (not enough room once the metal pieces for the legs are on the screw).Tip 2:Each screw holds TWO metal pieces together. This was a helpful tip I read in someone else’s review (they provided pictures). So each screw that goes into the legs (2 for each leg, top and middle) holds two metal wire pieces together (they overlap each other on the screw and are held in place with the nut).Tip 3: Wait until the end to completely tighten all of the nuts onto the screws.Tip 4: The black metal pieces that are used to attach the legs to the table top need to face OUT (away from the legs, not toward them). Check review pictures if unclear.

This Table Will Be the Thing That Breaks You
As I write this review, the smell of lavender essential oil fills my nostrils in an attempt to calm me down. I just spent half an hour assembling this table, and then another half an hour disassembling this table. In the last hour, my blood pressure was raised, obscenities were yelled, my last two brain cells played rock paper scissors to decide which one had to go. My eyes are strained trying to make out what the photos in the instruction manual were trying to show me. They were more faded than a college kid at his first frat party. I’ve never had carpal tunnel before, but I think I do now after spinning that pathetic little Allen key around and around while making sure the X Frames stayed put. Nevertheless, I eventually got it assembled. Well, almost. I realized the last X Frame was defective and entered a state of denial similar to my last relationship, convincing myself it might all still workout even though it was clearly unstable. I stared at the nubby end of the X Frame as it popped out of place and rendered the entire table useless and I wondered, why dear God must we suffer such meaningless existence? As I pulled myself out of the abyss once more, I dialed Amazon customer service. The table goes back on Monday via UPS pickup. I am being refunded, but I will never get back that last bit of hope I had that maybe I can, in fact, embrace imperfection while still building a reliable foundation. Back into the abyss I go. I will say, the table is pretty cute and reasonably priced if you don’t get a nubby little dinglebop like I did.

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