This table is a lot worse than I thought it would be. The top is made of multiple plastic panels that are not secured very well to the metal framing. The "wood look" is not going to fool anybody, especially with the black plastic piece in the middle. The table top "buzzes" in its slots when I walk on the deck where the table is located. Adding an umbrella helped, because it holds the middle of the table in place. The sturdiness is hurt even more by the fact that the hardware is bad. I stripped two of the bolts while trying to tighten the frame, and I can still see bolt threads in gaps where the pieces of the fame are not flush with one another.
I'll keep this table for a year or two then find something else worth keeping.