23.25" Round Aluminum Indoor-Outdoor Bar Height Table With Flip-Up

Super fácil de armar, practica y no se tambalea, está súper y quedó super en mi bar, simplemente hermosa

Very sturdy in the end, and looks nice and solid, with fairly substantial construction. We are not talking high quality here - just solid enough and good-looking enough to be out for art gallery opening receptions: so that's pretty good I would say. But every buyer should take note about a few things in assembly. I was fortunate to have one reviewer advise to place the tabletop facing the floor, and build it up (towards the base and feet) from there. If you are moderately confident you can put together a puzzle, you will be in good shape. Because the directions are just a fairly inaccurate "exploded view". Biggest thing not shown at all in the drawing is key. I had to disassemble all four of our tables when I discovered on the last one a little notch on one end of one section of the two tubes which butt together with a ring. You need to make sure the notch lines up with a bump that is cast in either the top or bottom plates - I don't have the tables right here so I can't tell you which end for sure - just look carefully for it, or your table will be crooked and wobbly no matter how tightly you cinch it down. Line it up and it solid. The same person who gave the helpful idea of working the table upside down also mentioned to "keep the bolt inside the locking assembly". I think that bolt actually gets thrown away; it is just a way to transport the table assembly safely. Also, use a real wrench or socket: the supplied "wrench" barely allows for you to get the torque needed to give you a stable table. And will give you scraped knuckles in the process. I am getting the skin back after a week, myself. The other point to be made is that you will have several washers left over. Just make sure the lock-washer is always nearest the nut, then the flat washer, then the part it is attaching to. The last bit of advice was something I mostly lucked out on, but there is a delicate balance between how far to put the rod in either end. My advice is to check to make sure it comes exactly to the end of the nut on the inside of the locking mechanism. If it goes a couple threads beyond that, it will not close properly. Too short and other problems advance. Definitely though, this seemed like a very good table for the price! I guess the low price did not allow them to hire a good instruction writer.

I was genuinely surprised at the quality of this table. I bought it for my hotel its got a great chrome decorative finished top and sides. The base is sturdy and it flips up for easy storage. I am going to buy more now that I know the quality far out ways the price.

Arrived very poorly packed with several small dents in the rim of the table top. The column is marked/stained and will need polishing before use. Assembly was fairly straightforward for anyone used to IKEA type products, but with many more parts than would be expected - the central column alone for instance consists of 5 main parts plus nuts, washers and bolts, plus the hinge at the top. Care must be taken to align a small ridge on the top and bottom of the column fixings so that the top tips at a safe angle i.e. aligned to a leg of the base to prevent tipping. This isn’t clear in the small illustrations enclosed. A small and ill-fitting spanner is supplied. Stupidly, I tried to use it and skinned my knuckles before retreating to my tool box and getting a proper spanner to use. I doubt very much if the spanner supplied could safely be used to tighten the nuts adequately. The hinge is poorly cast with flimsy springs on the catch. The base is not solid but a pressing with a small cast iron or steel star inside to provide weight in the centre. Once assembled the table has a cheap, functional appearance and is just about stable, but does not feel solid, nor does it look nice enough (in my view) for use inside a house. I consider this table to be over-priced and poorly made. I hope this review is helpful.

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