Medieval-style white Sintered Stone round dining table with storage

I love this table! Purchased it to use as a craft table and it is perfect!!! Easy to put together, attractive, sturdy and takes up very little space when not opened! I’m very happy with this purchase!

Easy to build, heavy and sturdy, small enough to fit in a small nook, but still big enough for two people to eat comfortably!

I am really satisfied with my purchase! The table is much sturdier than I expected, and I love that the extension can be stored inside the table when it’s not in use. The overall quality is very good for the price. I’m very happy with it!

Love the size and it fit perfectly in my dinning room! Same color as the picture too

I wanted a new game table as the old one was too small. I ordered this and a friend and I assembled it. It was relatively easy to assemble. It was heavy for us so we unpacked it on the porch and carried the pieces in. I leave it set up with the leaf in it for more room. I would recommend this table

I was nervous about purchasing this, but prior to I saw a video of a woman opening the package and putting it together from start to finish and I thought, what the heck I’ll give it a try. I am so grateful that I made that choice. This is exactly what I wanted. It’s heavy duty and although it says it takes two people to put it together, I’m a 66 year-old female, and I did it by myself. I’m very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it

Arrived on time. The box was slightly damaged, but the table parts were in perfect condition. Assembly was quick and easy. I bought the chairs separately, and I’m very happy with how it turned out—a charming dining set for less than $400. Great value

☀️The packaging was good, no damage to the contents. All the pieces and tools were present. The assembly was clear and easy. I was able to assemble this by myself. I did have to ask my building manager if he had a socket, ratchet wrench. He lent me one. I needed the special wrench to access and tighten the bolts that are inserted from inside the hollow table pillar. ☀️The table's finish is nice and exactly what I ordered. I love the rounded, smooth edges of the table's top. It is easy on the forearms when you sit and lean against the top. ☀️The table top wood finish has a pleasant grain texture. However, if you are looking for a totally smooth service (say, to draw or write on) this table's soft grain texture will hamper you writing or drawing. Otherwise, the table's top is visually and texturally very pleasant. ☀️It is a stable structure. There is no wabbling. The table's dimensions are true to the ad description. Four standard chairs would fit around this table. Four place settings can easily be arranged on this table. One could do a standard jig saw puzzle, or play cards on this table. ☀️I plan to purchase a second table for my library/bedroom. ☀️I am a 71 year old who has just moved half-way across the country into a tiny retirement apartment, and am starting over with all new furniture to fit the new space. This was my first purchase. I am sitting at the table now, with a good cup of coffee. I hope your experience with buying this table is a positive one, too. Peace. ♥️

Overall, the table looks great, and I don’t regret buying it all, especially for the price, but do be warned that a lot of the holes will not align while building. Thankfully those areas aren’t obvious and shouldn’t affect stability so my partner just didn’t screw them in. Feels sturdy and relatively lightweight so isn’t hard to move around

It’s very nice, I get compliments on it. 4 star for complex assembly for me, thinness of finish, and the 2 issues I took pictures of. It was a LOT of pcs. It had about 56 of 1 type of hardware and there must’ve been at least 100 or more pieces of hardware. At east 28 board pieces. It took me 6 hours to put together. I’ve put all my furniture together. Recliners, sofa, beds, etc. this almost made me cry, simply because I was not expecting so many pieces. Every piece along the side, bottom, underneath, and legs of the table is separate. The legs alone had about 5 pc each plus all the hardware. It’s doable but every piece has to be put together. Even the extension alignment pins have to be put in. Instructions were good. It’s seems super sturdy and finish is tough, however, it seems about as thick as heavy copy paper. While screwing in screws, if you slightly get off track, it scratches past finish down to what looks like super compressed cardboard-not even particle board. Once it’s done, it slides apart very smoothly, the extension fits nicely on 2 racks under closed table but I had to put shims on the racks because depending where your knees are, it can touch the stored extension. Traditional chairs at ends cannot be pushed under table all the way due to table legs. Obviously, for extra people, they’ll have to sit with legs apart 😬 around that area. Do I recommend? Absolutely! Just be aware of these details I would’ve loved to have read prior to buying. I hope this helps

Table is sturdy, and heavy. Absolutely a pain to get assembled, holes did not line up properly and it's definitely a two-person job, but can be done by one person. I assembled it by myself and it was an absolute nightmare, I would not recommend putting yourself through that. Instructions were easy to follow for the most part, but the misaligned holes made me want to yank my hair out. Let's just say there are a few screws missing, but it's still standing, so I give it an A for effort. Overall it's a good-looking table, I'd say it's definitely worth the money. Also, you have to manually make the holes, I did not have a drill, it said not to use one, most people who said it was easy peasy lemon squeezy probably tweaked that rule a little bit and got away with it, but for folks like me who have hands for drills, it was hard hard lemon hard. The nice appearance helps to ease the pain of the assembly somewhat. Surface also has a few scratches. I'm sorry I don't have better pictures, I am still recovering from the experience