Inc Modern Coffee Table , dark oak

The table is delivered in two seperate boxes. The glass frame is box is around 70 lbs so it takes two people to carry. Once opening my wife and I saw the directions which are horrible. It is one page with 5 pictures and no words. It is a guessing game of what goes where when and how to install. It took us nearly 3 hours once done. But the table is great just wish it was a little more taller.

Easy to assemble and looks great. I will definitely recommend it to my friends and family. Delivery was as promised. Pricing is very competitive to other coffee tables I looked at.

This table sit very low to the ground but is very attractive. Easy to assemble, very nice table I would recommend it

The table looks and feels as great as it looks in the description. It required some assembly time as the instructions seemed quite vague, but made the effort worth my while. Shipping and completed delivery time was twice the estimated two-weeks described in the order. I was not contacted immediately about when the item would be shipped until I made an inquiry over a week and half later.Nontheless, I was and am completely satisfied with this table. It was shipped in very strong and tight packages. The glass was covered and guarded very thoroughly with thick braces. Looks stunning in my living room. The glass is very thick but the smoke black film can get scratched easily, be [email protected]

I've had this table for about 4 years now and it's held up very well.I normally don't expect much from dry pack furniture, but this was impressive. High quality hardware, machined metal. The table holds up well to bumps by the vacuum, perfect height to be used as a foot rest, and it has no problem supporting the weight. The glass is very heavy duty, I'd trust 100 pounds on the center of it, no problem. The wood doesn't seem to be cheap fiber crap, it's actually pretty high density. It is exactly the same color as Ikea "black/brown" wood. It matches quite well.Now the glass top is just resting on top the table. It's not secured. That's really annoying when it's sliding around at a slight nudge. So, to fix that, a modification I suggest during assembly: Don't completely tighten the wooden cross supports that hold up the glass. I put my glass in, cut out some pieces of bike inner tube, and sandwiched that between the glass and the wood before I tightened it up. Doesn't budge anymore and the fix is totally hidden. I just did this fix today, after all these years of ownership, and I was so happy I found this product to add this in the review.I personally bought it under a different name, buyers beware that this same thing is for sale under a few names - you may be able to find it cheaper or even locally. In fact when I originally tracked it down, I did a reverse image search from the website of a local "modern" furniture store - I found it for half they price they wanted, and without putting up with their high pressure sales lies. ("All high quality European furniture is pressed wood" - ahem, this is made in China) I bought it for $397, branded Baxton Studio. On the contrary, Houzz has it listed at $799 right now.