I wonder how much I will have to spend on a piece of furniture as simple as a table--no moving parts, just a few bolted on legs--before I don't have to worry about the hallmarks of cheap production. Either one leg or one corner of the table I received is machined poorly so that the bolts and holes don't line up quite right and I cannot assemble it. I'm desperately trying to make it work so that I don't have to go through the hassle of a return after waiting weeks for this thing to arrive. This is especially annoying because the day I bought it, it went up $100 in price in the two hours I waited to make my purchase and they would not adjust it for me. The wayfair rep called one of their "premium brands" too. I looked at a lot of other tables and still picked this one.It is a really nice looking table though. I'm concerned the powder coating on the metal legs will scratch easily.