HOMCOM Modern Style Sofa Console Entry Hallway Table with Drawer and Shelves, Sturdy Build, and Large Storage

This was the worst furniture piece I have ever put together, and I have put together ALL of the furniture in my 1 bdrm apartment, and I've done it without an electric drill. Some pieces have had a few challenges, but all by myself (71F), I put together my bed, desk, sofa, chairs, dining table, TV stand, bookcases, side tables--I'm not inexperienced. This console table was the worst, and I had to go out and buy a drill. When they say, don't tighten the leg bolts down, what they mean is keep them "very loose' so that you can wiggle the shelves in and wiggle them around to line up with the screw pilot holes, which are not always in the correct place. I tightened the bolts not all the way but enough to secure their placement, thinking that some adjustment room would be needed, but when I couldn't get the shelves even in straight, and tried to get them out, I ended up scraping some paint off the legs. Not terribly obvious, but I'm not happy. I ended up stripping two of the small shelf screws trying to get them to go in all the way with the bracket, and you know that's a bear to get them out once that happens, but I did. Fortunately, I don't need the screws to attach the table to the wall, so I was able to use those. Now, the shelves are securely attached, but the brackets are not flush with the legs, although you don't see that. I wish I could say you get what you pay for, but nowadays, with so much coming from out of the country and apparently with terrible quality oversight, even more expensive items that have to be assembled are not worth it. I would not buy this one again, although it looks fine in my hall and does its job.

Good little table, poor instructions, PLEASE note the screws in the bag with the shelf brackets are too long for shelves, they are for mounting brackets to the LEGS. I punctured through my shelves - thankful in the corners hardly noticed but irritating and proper instructions would have prevented. Drawer has no glides so just pulls wood on wood. Not a big deal and at least has stops attached to keep from pulling the shallow draw all the way out each time you open it. I changed a few things, repainted top and drawer face, to blend with my other furniture

I used this as a coffee bar. I put marble contact paper on it and placed my coffee maker on top. The drawer was great for storage. It's sturdy and was fairly easy to put together.

There was a decent size chunk of paint chipped off by the drawer. Unfortunately it is in a spot that is very visible. It took 3 hrs to put it together and didn¡¯t want to hassle with a return so I¡¯m keeping and will touch up with some paint.

I love this table! I bought it for the entryway and it fits perfectly! The only thing that was a problem was putting the table together. The directions came with only the first page. So I had to figure the rest out on my own.