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Question: Is this table finished in black on all sides. I have seen some tables that are not finished on the back side.
Document: I looked a long time for an end table this size and style, based on the other reviews I ordered it. It took a while to put together. It is nice quality and finish for the price. I ordered the black it is the perfect fit for next to a living room rocker. The description I looked at said the mag rack could be put on either side. Not so, left side only.
The left and right side walls look similar, but have different holes, and this is hard to figure out by looking at the directions. It felt a bit flimsy to me after tightening everything, so I doubled back and gorilla glued everything just to be safe. The final product is great, but it definitely took some effort to figure out the instructions.
I have purchased two of these tables. The first one went together fairly easily though it had a couple of scratches on it. I filled them in with a marker I had from another black furniture kit. The second one was more difficult to assemble. I actually broke two of the cams assembling the second. Luckily an extra cam is included with each kit but they are low quality cheap metal. I was sure to use plenty of glue in the doweled parts though the instructions fail to mention using glue anywhere.
the table fell apart on the first move, we picked it up to move the top fell off and the sides fell down the worst table I ever built and we've done alot will NO problems.WASTE OF $$$$$
I would probably like this table, if I had ever managed to assemble it. Working alone, and then with my husband, we spent about an hour. The directions are all pictures, no words. Pieces are all black and hard to figure out (and we are pretty educated folks). It's half assembled now, after a month.
We just moved into a furnished home which we apparently purchased because of the "awesome man chair" which my husband sat in the whole time while I was inspecting the rest of the house. He said he needed a table along side it so that he never needed to get up ever again. This fit the bill for both of us. It is nice and big on top for his box of Kleenex, coffee and basket of candy with room leftover for his current plate of food.
The end table looks very nice once put together.Gluing the side slots was very difficult with one person. The side slots were the most difficult part of the assembly. The rest went smoothly. I do wish we were given a choice of which side the slots could be put on. I would like to have been able  to put this table on the other end of the couch. Seems to be a good product so far - I have only had it for a month.
I bought these for around $100 each. If you see them priced higher, keep checking back as several suppliers sell this table and their prices vary based on availability. You could easily pay $200 each at retail fully assembled for the same table. Overall I recommend the table if you're a DIY type. If you're not handy and get easily annoyed, you might want to pay extra and buy one assembled at a local store.
Cheaply made. Took two to put it together. Wish the magazine racks could go on either side of the table.
I bought this as a printer table that would look nice with my living room set. I purchased the black version. The packaging was great except that it took me 45 min to get into the box. It also says on the box not to open with a knife. I ask you - how else do you open a box with miles of plastic tape? It was incredibly difficult to build. I'm an old hat building Walmart/Target/IKEA furniture so I could at least interpret the simply awful pictorial directions.
Answer: Yes it is. We have a pair that flank a recliner and can be seen from all sides.