3 in 1 Lift Top Coffee Table Fluted Convertible Coffee Tables Converts to Dining Tables Modern Oval Wooden

I’ve had this product for about 4 months now and I’ve gotten compliments for it by guests. It matches my living room’s aesthetic and I’m able to keep a lot of things inside the table. It’s pretty sturdy but I would like to note that since the feet of the table are easy to assemble, it should not be dragged around as the legs would rip off (which is what happened with mine). I was able to contact the seller about the one year warranty claim, and they emailed back literally just after 5 mins, asking for a pic of the damage and letting me know that they would send me a replacement. They have been very responsive, and 3 days later, I received the new table. This table is pretty worth it to me. Read more

It looks ok, but there is a GIANT warp in the wood (the picture doesn't do it justice) that gets worse when the product is extended upwards on the right side. Can't say I can recommend it, everyone that comes over has seen it. EDIT: Vendor sent me a replacement table top. The unit looks great now. No questions asked and the process was simple and easy. I did personally swap out the legs because they were too short but it depends on how tall your sofa is. Read more

Review: I’m really pleased with this coffee table. It’s sturdy and very easy to assemble — you just screw in the legs and it’s ready to go. The lift-top and hidden storage are such a cool bonus and honestly the main reason I bought it. It’s functional, practical, and still looks stylish in the space. Definitely a great buy if you want extra storage without sacrificing design. Read more

This is the best piece of furniture I’ve ever purchased - and talk about easy to build! It is not only beautiful but very functional in a small space. Love the extra storage inside and the ability to eat on the couch with it folded upward. Took 5 minutes to install - highly recommend! Read more

Update: When I first received the table, some of it had been assembled wrong at the factory, but the seller reached out and did a great job resolving the problem. Read more

The media could not be loaded. Edit: the company stood behind the product and messaged me saying they have a 1 year warranty and offering a replacement or a full refund and immediately refunded me. This table looks alright but is very poor quality and a little short. We are careful with our things and have no kids and we had a leg snap off less than 6 months after we ordered it. The inside of this “wood” can be seen in the video I attached and looks like cardboard and is aparently just as durable as cardboard. I’d say this is pretty low quality and not worth the money unless you don’t plan to ever put anything on it or move it. Read more

We love the table. Super cute and sturdy! It’s held up well after months of constant use. We eat here every day! Read more

I got the extended table for me to have more space to do puzzles and play games on. I love how much extra space there is and the table top color is kinda true to the picture but maybe slightly warmer. The legs also feel pretty sturdy because it's not just individual legs screwed onto the table. It has a support bar to hold 2 legs, and then you screw that into the table. It was also really nice that the main storage body of the table is already assembled, so you just need to add the top and legs. The screws also come in a box that is actually large enough to hold up the table top while you work on one side, so it's possible to assemble by yourself. I recommend sitting on a chair and prop the other side of the table with your knee while your hands adjust and screw in screws. The entire thing also feels quite heavy and requires two hands to also lift and move. What I don't like: - the body/storage of the table color does not match the table top. The colors of the two do not match like the pictures. The table top is a warm ish brown and the bottom feels more pale and has darker brown streak lines going through it. I really wish the two matched. The legs do match the table top though - there are minimal pilot holes to start you off, and then there are screws to reinforce the hinges which you totally should put in, but there are no pilot holes for those. If you use a manual screw driver, it's definitely a workout even though there isn't that much to assemble - the folding hinge that is exposed on top of the table look pretty beat up and might need some polishing or cleaning. It's not really appealing to look at - there isn't a place for you to put your hands when closing the table so your fingers will get smashed every time. Closing the main table also feels a little wobbly and definitely needs 2 hands - the assembly instructions first page gives you instructions with screws that aren't used - the instructions also don't include the step where you cover some of the screw holes with wood colored stickers. I didn't do that until the end, and there were 2 screw holes that got covered by the table top hinge and I couldn't properly cover them as it was already too late to take apart everything. When it's all said and done, the table seems pretty sturdy and I don't feel concerned about the legs snapping off, but I really hate that the color isn't consistent throughout it all like the picture. Also, if the body can be pre-assembled. I feel like the table top could be pre-assembled too and just let the buyer handle the legs. Read more