Clarion Wood Counter Height Table

This is one solid table! First off, it’s heavy as heck. If you intend on taking this up a flight up stairs, have help lined up.Lessons learned: (putting a table together for dummies)...note that there are actually table legs B and C. Before you screw the legs in place, make sure the holes at the bottom of the legs are in the proper position for the slat that will go across the bottom. Its possible to have two legs in the wrong place. Don’t ask me how I know this, put you can save yourself a few minutes by not having to unscrew and change out two legs.When screwing the legs in, do the bottom bolt first. It’s easier to use the little wrench tool that way. Also, you can use the wrench tool perpendicular to the bolt to get it going. Screw it in with your fingers first to get it in as far as possible.Also, don’t screw the legs in tight before you have to put the wooden dowels in the bottom slats. You’ll need some flexibility to get things together.It’s hard to do the part where you put bolts in the hollowed out pieces in the slats, but it’s doable. Patience is needed.I received all of the tools, bolts, washers and wood dowels needed. It took me (68 yr old woman) about an hour to put it together. Would have taken less time if I hadn’t made the leg mistake early on. I had to wait for my husband to get home to put it upright. Probably could have done it myself, but didn’t want to put too much pressure on the legs with a one-sided lift. And it’s really heavy!The table looks great. Only has one small area on the table top edge which looks like they missed it with the grey paint/stain, but it doesn’t bother me. Looks distressed. Just waiting on the stools now.Bottom line: nice, solid table. Packed wonderfully. No damage. All parts and tools included. Definitely recommend.

This table was easy to assemble. I did it alone. It is sturdy and the colors work well for my kitchen. The price was great and the table top wipes clean with a damp cloth. No stains so far! It does slide a lot on my floor, so I will probably add nonslip pads to the table legs.UPDATE 11/2022: There are now a few concerns with my table top. The paint is not as durable as I had hoped and it scratches pretty easily (gray part). I still love my table, so I will repaint the top with a more durable paint. Will seal it with polycryllic (food safe). Recommend that you seal the top and allow it to cure for a few weeks. It should prevent the problems I had.

Love this table and it is very sturdy. Very good product for the price. Legs are white and top is gray. I bought the following product on Amazon to cover the top to prevent dings and scratches "Clear Contact Paper Wall Protector - Self Adhesive Removable Vinyl Film Transparent Plastic Backsplash Kitchen Oil Proof Waterproof Sticker Foil Heat Resistant Furniture Door Scratch Wallpaper Dog Cat" from Shiny Hero. It has been a year and the protector is still working great.

It’s a good quality table, and looks nice. It was easy to put together until the last round of screws that was difficult to tight inside the shell, as shown on photo. Overall great purchase, got 4 stars because of the time consumed trying to tight the last round of screws.

I'm using this in my office and I love it! It's a very sturdy table. It was packed up well. It's heavy than I expected and a quality piece. It does take two people to move because of the size and weight. But I easily put it together by myself which only took a few minutes. A few buyers have shown images of it not painted well. Mine looks exactly the same which means it was likely done on purpose to add to the rustic charm. The legs are white, not cream. The counter height is perfect for my projects. I couldn't be happier with this piece.

I wanted a modern looking table that was sturdy and took a chance. WOW, I was very satisfied, even surprised at how sturdy it actually was. I was a little fearful it would be wiggly, but nope, it's not and it's heavier too, solid, not lightweight where it's going to fall over or fold. Not just the table part, but the legs too. I would suggest though that you lay the legs out first to make sure they look right before assembly making sure they're turned the right way and look uniform. It's actually pretty easy to put together. Yes, I recommend.

Beautiful table, I have no complaints at all about the looks of this table. Directions for assembly were pretty easy to read and follow. Table seems pretty sturdy, does have a slight wobble but nothing concerning. I purchased 24in stools to pair with this, they fit perfectly. During assembly, underside scratched in a few places. I do worry that the paint on top may scratch just as easily. I plan to always have something under plates and such.

This thing scratches if you lay a finger on it. After a week it looks like I’ve had it for years. Disappointing considering the cost