The first table had obviously been dropped on one corner as the box was smashed in. The melamine had been damaged very slightly, but as the very nice customer service rep said "you paid $400 for the table and it should not be damaged at all." So table number two was sent as a replacement. At first glance it looked good, no visible damage. Next day the morning light coming through the dining room window revealed a strange problem. The melamine surface had "bubbles" in it. Not only bubbles, but long streaks of shallow depressions which don't show in a photo. I was so disappointed! Not relishing the thought of dealing with table number 3, I did my best to repair the damaged number one table. The repair is so small and hard to detect (except for me since I know where it is) I'm just going to live with it. The merchandise from Wayfair is not top dollar - nor is it top quality. Like they say, "you get what you pay for."