47.3-inch diameter modern splicing circular dining table, double-layer

Classy enough, Sturdy enough, Can handle basic kitchen items no problem, haven't tried anything more than that (;, so chairs pots pans etc. not a very Tall Table, but also depends on the size of chair you are sitting in.. decently heavy but not the heaviest table i ever... instructions pretty clear not to bad on assembly time, wood* recommend:D

I really like this table. It is a good size, we can have 8 people seated. It seems pretty durable and I have been able to clean it easily

Table is reasonably priced and very simple. To put together, I would recommend it to a neighbor or friend or both. Anyhow, it's very sturdy. Oh, the top is not solid. It's like hollow core indoor house doors

Such a great table. Being able to lengthen it is great to seat about six people. There’s a little storage shelf on the bottom that you can keep things. I highly recommend this table

Easy to build I was able to do it myself. They provide Allen wrench but it is better if you have your own with a grip otherwise your fingers will hurt. Looks great!

Assembly was easy and straight forward, table is absolutely perfect for my space and it extends super EASY which I appreciate. The table seems strong and durable and I love that it locks in place so easily and securely. Definitely recommend this!

I was pleasantly surprised by this table. I wasn’t expecting much given the low price point. The materials are actually well made and sturdy. It was easy to put together, but I would recommend having two people. It took my husband and I about an hour. We have had a few family dinners at it already and it wiped up easily and survived my messy toddler. I only have two small complaints. The table top is three sections connected together. That means there are two barely noticeable gaps that food can get stuck in. I plan to add a table runner to cover them. The second complaint is that the “skirt edge” under the table could be secured better. It has a slight wiggle too if you push on it. I’m afraid that over time this could be an issue if things repeatedly bang into it. Overall, it’s a great table at a great price

This is a very good casual kitchen or kitchenette table. I had a smaller one that barely fit 3 people, so I bought this larger one and it can comfortably seat 4 adults around it. It's become our family's new gathering spot for informal eating. It was easy to assemble, and I am not handy but can follow directions (fairly slowly). I don't recall any problem at all with assembly and cleanup. Regarding scratch resistance, I would say it is equivalent to a typical formica countertop... decent but I wouldn't do any cutting directly on it. We have heavy plates, bowls etc., and rough teenagers and early 20-somethings, and the table is holding up well. It's surprisingly stable, with a wider base, and looks great. I've gotten a few compliments already from guests

It’s a beautiful looking table and feels very sturdy. I just thought it was going to be a little bigger based on the pictures, but I really like how it turned out! It was also very easy to assemble. Overall, I’m happy with it!

Shipment was quick, and packaging was more than sufficient. All parts were labelled clearly and assembly was very straight forward. The desk (too small to be a dining table) is very sturdy and should be able to handle a lot of weight. The look and design are above par. I have two issues with this product. 1. Not a major issue: It is much too small to be used as a dining room table. It should be listed as a small work table or a large desk. 2. Major issue: When the package was opened up, it was immediately obvious that the legs were welded together out of square. This could definitely scare some people into just returning this product. One was probably welded at about a 85 degree angle, and the other was welded at closer to 70 degrees. It looked like a trapezoid. The one at 85 degrees had enough deflection in it to flex into square. The one at 70 degrees had to be bent back into shape by standing on the base of it and using about 200lbs of body weight to bend it back. I was afraid that the welds would break, as they aren't the best. Once it was bent back into shape it went together smoothly, but I can definitely see where this would be a major concern for someone looking to just put this desk (table) together and not worry about finessing the fit and finish

This table was hard as heck to put together. If you're not a builder, this isn't the table you want to start on. There's 36 steps and they are not easy. Let's not mention... let's mention that some of the parts are I'll fitting and some of the holes don't correlate to the pieces. I had 2 hinges in the middle of the table that weren't able to be properly screwed into the table due to the fact the holes aren't properly aligned. The instructions will have you build this table bottom up inside out. I do like the asthetic of the table. I do like the quality of it as well, it doesn't feel cheap. It was just 2 days of hassle and stress putting it up