The pieces of wood that hold the glass are not even so the glass is unbalanced and risks breaking. The small bumpers that go in the corner are not tall enough for the low lip to hold the glass above the adjacent lip, so I'm left with the choice of having the adjacent lip touching the glass where it might eventually damage the glass or to move the bumper to that higher part which will make the glass uneven and oddly stick out above the lower lip. Perhaps the manufacturer would offer a replacement but I don't currently have a strong desire to build another of these. Not an enormous deal, but disappointing.
Overall it's a nice looking and sturdy-seeming table.