Difficult assembly - functional, but leaves a lot to be desired.
This table - once you get it together - is fair. It is a cheaply built table, but it serves its purpose. The problems started on arrival. The box it was packed in was too insubstantial to handle an item of this weight. It had several holes ripped in it. Along the way, the little formed-plastic sheet they had where all the small parts (nuts, bolts, washers, etc.) were itemized by number, came loose. It was secured to the paper behind it with ONE staple - nearly in the middle. Two bolts and two washers were missing, and the rest were all loose and would have fallen out if the package had had one more good jar along the delivery route. The instructions just... weren't. There was a numbered diagram, but none of the large parts had any numbers on the physical items, and the diagram was so tiny, it was difficult to determine exactly what the items were supposed to look like in several cases. The diagram didn't even look like it was for the same table. The diagram did not show a two-part top. It took some ingenuity and trial-and-error to get the parts we received together and working as they should. It is pretty flimsy, but I don't have time to exchange or return. It was needed NOW. That's why I paid for one-day shipping. The concept is great. My problem with tilt-tables appeared to be answered when I saw this item. The stable portion that doesn't tilt was the answer... I thought. If I had known what the trade-off was, I would have chosen another item.
Rating: 3 stars