3-Tier Console with Drawer

This was a very easy piece to put together, the quality is good and worth the price. The size was perfect for the space I needed to fill and looks great with the rest of my living room, very sturdy. I’m happy with my purchase.

After 3.5 hrs of putting it together I'm satisfied with it. The instructions are absolutely terrible. I ended up "winging" it for the most part. It took me longer to put this together then the matching coffee table and 2 end tables which was just over an 1.5 hrs for all 3. It's cute and goes great in front of my bay window for plants and pictures. Well worth the money!!

Exactly what I was looking for!! Works perfect in the space in the kitchen

Some of the pieces were scratched or chipped but you get what you pay for. I wasn't expecting much because I just need storage not beauty. However, the instructions were just awful! I've put together quite a bit of items like this so I was able to bumble my way through. However, some of the pieces weren't labeled like the instructions said they should be, there were a lot of instances in the instructions that said to do "as shown" but the pictures are tiny and not sharp so it's difficult if not impossible to see what "as shown" means. Here's a breakdown: Parts F, G, H, and I were not labeled. Those are the metal drawer sliders. They have CL, CR, DL, and DR stamped into the metal. Part F that attaches to Panel 1 is CL. Part G that attaches to Panel 2 is CR. Part H that attaches to Panel 10 is DR and Part I that attaches to Panel 5 is DL. The CL and CR wheels face the front on panels 1 & 2. The wheels on DL and DR face the backs of panels 5 & 10. In Step 4, it doesn't show you which direction to place Panel 4. The large holes where you will place Parts B face back and the big one in the middle of Panel 4 faces the top (where you will later attach Panel 3, the top of the console). Step 5 says to put dowel C into Panels 7 & 8, but this is just wrong. There's no place to put the dowels on Panel 7, and there's 4 places to put the 4 dowels on Panel 8 (which is actually the two panels 9). Also I found it easier to put Panel 2 (the other side) on first before putting the shelves (panels 7 & 8) on. I put 7 on loosely so I could squeeze 8 in with the dowels sticking out before tightening everything. In Step 8, the big hole on Panel 13 faces front. Step 9 has a lot of X's where panel numbers should be. You first fasten parts A to Panel 14. The put the dowels (J) into the top and bottom holes of Panels 5 & 10. The put parts B into the large holes on panels 5, 10, and 13. Then put Panel 14 on to fit onto all those dowels with parts A sliding into parts B. Then tighten parts B. I didn't fasten my console to the wall because I have a brick wall, so I can't say whether those instructions are good or not. Overall, I'm pleased with the sturdiness of the piece for what I paid, but the instructions left a lot to be desired.

Good quality. Looks like picture. Easy to assemble. Sturdy piece of furnature.

Assembly was fairly easy—some steps required a bit of focus, but I enjoy putting things together, so it was actually fun. The console table offers good storage space for keeping keys and small items easily accessible. It's not heavy at all. I had purchased a similar one a couple of years ago (though it was a bit confusing to assemble back then), and I liked it so much that I decided to get another one this year to use for my shoes. The quality, size, and materials are just as good as the first table. And the 'first' tablet still looks like new (pictures attached).

Looks decent. Directions weren't extremely clear but we managed after taking part of it back apart nd and reversing it. The depth of the drawer is not deep nor does it pull all the way out. That was disappointing. And the drawer feels little wobbly too. Other than that it serves the purpose of a little desk/craft area.

Very impressed with the look and how easy it was to assemble. Works perfect for my front entrance. Highly Recommend this !