Itaar Lift Top Coffee Table Dining Table for Living Home, Display with Hidden Storage Compartment & Storage Space and Lift Tabletop, Walnut

This company has great customer service. When there was an issue with Fedex delivering to the wrong place , they were quick to respond when I reached out and were willing to send me another table.The table itself is very sturdy and looks just like the picture. It took me about an hour to put together. The instructions have no words only pictures, the harder was putting the “lift” part on. My table is slightly misaligned but that could by completely my fault (I dont out furniture together often).I would definitely recommend this product to anyone, especially someone with a small space.

The finished product is very nice but it’s not the easiest to assemble. It comes with a tiny tool you can use but I highly recommend using an electric drill because there are a lot of screws and sometimes the holes don’t line up perfectly so you’re going to need the drill to make your own holes in some places. We can definitely open and close the top but I don’t know how much confidence I’d put into using the top while open as a table. Works very good for storage though

The table itself is nice-beautiful color and plenty of storage. The base however is garbage. I’ve only had this table for 7 months and the frame is bent and weak.

You would definitely need two people for assembly, typically we use the storage to hold an extra blanket and an airmatress, but the last week or so, Ive brought my tower out to play on my TV screen. The top is extremely sturdy and I get to work from home on my couch! Before this the top was great for when we had extra people over and we would pull up the top for two people to have meals on it.Love the versatiliy. Great value for the price!

Whether you like it depends on your ability to assemble. First 4 steps in instructions, easy enough. After that, forget it. Missing pre-drilled holes, unclear directions- NOT clear and DEFINITELY not “easy” as advertised. The final steps - you are BLIND drilling...read the reviews. At this point, the final step, is where there are no pre-drilled holes and an impossible view. There are also holes in the metal frame, to attach to inside of table which directions don’t address. Don’t be surprised if there are no predrilled holes, and good luck getting past step 6

I’ve only had it a few days, but it seems sturdy so far. A little challenging to put together, and the instructions were a little vague because they were only pictures. It’s a really good height and the springs seem really strong. Overall a good product.

This is a beautiful finish, very spacious and doubles as a work station. I'm short (5'2) and the height works for me. My husband (5'10) can't use it comfortably without having to slouch over. Assembly takes some patience, I suggest taking a break in between so you don't get too frustrated. One thing I'm not a fan of is how hard the top slams down when you put it back and I've smashed my fingers multiple times trying to let it down more gently. But given that I've seen similar tables for $300-500 elsewhere, it is what it is.

I'm usually good at putting things together, but this has non-standard pieces to screw in and no instructions (or even diagrams) showing how. As I was screwing pieces in, the fiberboard was falling apart. The last straw was when I tried to screw in the piece with the "storage" and could only get in one of three bolts on each corner.The storage part of it is 4 inches deep, at most. We have more storage in the $80 coffee tables with drawers.