Yaheetech Lift Top Coffee Table with Storage Compartments & Side Drawer, Center Table Tea Table for Living Room Home Furniture, Wood & Metal Frame, Easy Assembly, Grey

Looks good quality. Excellent design and fairly easy to assemble. Seems very sturdy. The lift top part of the table is brilliant for using my laptop or putting my dinner plate on. Really useful storage inside.

Order arrived in excellent time. The assembly of the table is fairly tricky, it comes with an instruction manual. But there are a lot of pieces and some of the hinges for example arent as straightforward to put together. Having said that I put it together on my own in about 4 hours. However I did unassemble some bits a couple of times becasue i wasnt happy with how the slider and hinge top came together. I wanted them to be flush as the picture shows, and this takes extra effort. The sliding part of the table could have been designed better, and time will tell how long it will last but im pleased with the result based on other products available and their prices. Table itself is very sturdy and stores a good amount of stuff.

Construction took some time as screwing in most of the screws is quite tight, I also almost stripped the head on a couple because of how tight it was and the awkward angle the screw needed to be inserted. You may benefit from pre screwing the holes once and removing the screw before assembly to make it a little easier on yourself. You may also benefit from a 2nd person holding the final piece on whilst you screw it in, though I was able to do this alone with a bit of maneuvering. As others have mentioned the two sections don't exactly line up perfectly. The holes machined are fixed and so there is little means to make adjustments to the alignment. I've found that the sliding section rails also have little resistance so frequently that section will open itself slightly, a little annoying. The lift up table section is great, I have a mini pc hooked up to my living room TV and using a keyboard and mouse on this is very comfortable, nice for eating too so you're not bending all the way over. Some of the edges of the veneer are slightly chipped but it's not too significant Altogether fairly happy with it considering I only paid £57

Very happy with this table! Have a similar one but of a bigger size in the living room and I like this one so much better. It's lightweight (especially in comparison with the other one) and easy to assemble (one person job). Two separate compartments are great as you can sort your things properly and not have them all mixed together. Lift up part is big enough to comfortable place your hand on it when you're working on the laptop. And it has gas lifts, unlike other small tables that have coils, so movement is very smooth and easy even with one hand

Not the easiest to assemble but still fun. I love the way it folds, it is very sturdy. It looks great as well. For that price? great buy

I ordered this from Black Friday "Sale" as already have furniture from other brands with the same aesthetic. It's reclaimed wood, I don't expect anything fancy. But, what I do expect is decent quality control from the factory. The guide is detailed enough. Has text in many languages where things need to be said. Very easy to follow. Happy with the guide. The parts are good enough quality for what it is. Like I said, it's reclaimed wood. Don't expect this to last a lifetime. Assembly is in 3 stages: The main body, the hinges for the door and assembly, then the gas lift attachments and assembly. Stage 1: • A breeze. 15 minutes Stage 2: • A bit longer as a bit more fiddly with the slide-out system. • Also attaching to the main body is not the easiest to get to all the screws. • And it's quite wobbly side-to-side once assembled - Something that could be addressed with an additional bracket per rail. Stage 3: • Technically simple, but some imbecile / jobsworth / numpty / contender for the purge, decided to put the sticker for "front" on the board that is meant to slide out, not on the front. • Meant that the installation of the brackets that hold the gas mechanism, the gas mechasnism itself and the disassembly from the main body had to all come out and fully disassemble. • Why? Because if you assemble as is, when you lower the table down, it is off center and the table top rests half on and half off (Like you see in some other people's reviews). • So disassembly, then re-assembly, but with the "front" sticker now not pointing to the front. The problem with reclaimed wood and other flatpack furniture, like IKEA, is that it really doesn't like to be disassembled. • Pre-drilled holes that then accept wood screws which bore out more of that hole, lose structural integrity when unscrewed and then having to be re-screwed. Lastly, because the slide-out mechanism is a bit wobbly and under a bit of tension, when it's closed, it's not entirely aligned. It does fully align when you press on it in a specific way, but it's resting state is just off. Again, something that can easily be fixed with an additional bracket. Or a tension rod between both ends that can be adjusted. Why am I so salty about this? It took me 2.5 hours. I have osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia. It was a struggle, even with power tools. I expect better. I like the finished product, but my experience has not been great.

Looks good, Sharp corners though, word of advice put pads on them if children around! All went alright with the initial assembling until u get to the metal parts! Took me approx 3 hours to figure out unclear instructions! However, when attaching the rods use a trainer to help press, see enclosed pik, because this part could hrt somebodys fingers, overall a lovely piece, even though the two tops didn't mar up quite neat, think I may ask for a coupon or voucher to cover the in marring

Easy enough to put together but, two of the screws to attach the top to the frame simply would not screw in and instead they just spun around and didn't bite at all making it weaker than needed. Also make sure you tighten the frame VERY firmly as the first time we moved the table the frame bent and with the two screws not being in properly it caused a problem. Wouldn't really recommend this item, as it's not very well designed and the only reason it was not sent back is because I couldn't stand the hassle involved.