DAILYLIFE Outdoor Side Table, Adirondack Patio End Tables, Small Outdoor Coffee Table, HDPE Plastic End Table for Lawn, Garden, Beach, Pool, Balcony (Slate Gray, Single Layer)

Loved the ease of assembly, color and sturdiness. Great buy for the price!

This is a sturdy, well made table. It is just the right size for my patio. It looks great. I placed it between 2 lounge chairs & place drinks, cell phone, books, etc. on it; just the right height.

We purchased two of these and we love them! Easy to assembly and they are surprisinly heavy!

After reading the reviews on here we ordered 1 table to see how it assembled, how heavy it was and the overall look before ordering the remaining tables we needed.Installation: the holes are purposely smaller than the wood thread screws that are included. To make it easier to start I drilled the top part of the hole a little larger so the screw would easily grab. After that it was very quick to build these. I used my drill at the lowest torque setting before finally tightening by hand to prevent stripping. No issues and very quick.Weight: these are listed at 30lbs on the listing and they are definitely hefty enough to withstand normal wind from our storms. No worry here.Look: In the one table we received, the overall finished look of the tables. If I was being picky I could say that the finished look could be a little better but after using them a little while I probably wouldn't even notice or care. Could it be better - sure but I could also pay 2X as much.If you want to save money these are great, if you're worried about the final look, maybe spend more but for us these are perfect.

This does not appear to made as well as the other Polywood side tables we have, but for half the cost, they are plenty good enough for there purpose. The slate grey matched extremely well with the Polywood chairs. I ended up buying a total of 3.

The table is functional, attractive, reasonably priced, sturdy, and mostly well-designed. But... I'm a mechanical engineer, and I know how to assemble things. The allen head bolts are blunt, and it's hard to get them started in the holes they are supposed to go into. In cases where thr bolt goes completely through one part and is supposed to go into a second part, that becomes a somewhat blind entry. It would be far easier if the bolts had a short taper, so they would feed right into the holes. After several false starts, I used my drill to create a taper at the start of each hole, so the bolt would enter the hole. Once the bolt was started, it was pretty easy to tighten it, with my wife helping me to push back against my effort. All that said, I still recommend the table. But you MUST taper the entrance to the holes. The manufacturer would be smart to taper the end of the bolts.

Very Sturdy but use a little elbow grease to push in the screw with screw driver when putting it together.Great table and instructions were good.

Well worth the money. These things are built well with good hardware.