Convenience ConceptsSoHo Console Table/Desk, Sandstone/Glass

Beyond easy to assemble. Great quality material and sturdy. Gives you the option for extra reinforcement to the wall.Would recommend

This entryway table is beautiful

Good desk, heavy glass legs. Little unsteady but I have it on tile so…

Easy & quick set up took about 15 min .. Very modern and elegant looking table. Very sturdy

Love it!!

Easy to assemble. Looks great.

Very easy to assemble, nice and sturdy. A nice bang for your bucks.

I don't like buying furniture, it always feels like navigating a minefield where so much of it is mass produced and sold under many different brands but is otherwise mostly identical and so I didn't want to spend much when I decided I needed a subtle hall table upstairs. That being said, I feel like I got a decent value for my money.This table is fairly attractive from afar, due to the fact that the bulk of it is glass it doesn't have a very demanding presence and doesn't feel like it takes much visual space in the small area where I placed it. The glass is thick enough that I don't feel like I have to baby it even during assembly. The "wood" is basically just cheap particle board with a laminate veneer and it isn't sturdy at all, in fact, the panel that gives it lateral strength along the back was cracked during shipping but the crack didn't extend to the visible front and in the end I felt like it wasn't going to majorly affect the integrity of the table and decided to keep it. On close inspection, you can tell it's all fake, but from any reasonable distance it is convincing enough. I didn't expect much given what it costs, and I feel I could have done worse.Assembly is easy enough to put together and set up alone. It mainly just consists of screwing in a small number of bolts and lifting it upright. I don't think anybody would have any issues here.Where I would improve it would be a sleeker way of attaching the glass to the "wood" as the bolts go right through the glass and the bolt heads are exposed and visible and I know that there are better hidden ways of joining glass to other materials than this. Again, though, it's a small complaint for a low cost piece of furniture. My wife commented that it looked a little too much like a "desk", and I kind of agree. On the flipside of that, I think it would actually make a good low profile desk and the surface is large enough to work on a laptop at it if anybody were to be inclined to use it this way.

Laminate marble looks and feels real and is strong. The glass is also real. The table looks sharp. No complaints. It's beautiful, and belongs in structube.

Although the glass is nice, the top part feels like styrofoam and don’t think you can place anything on it

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