Extendable Dining Table for 4-8, 55"- 78" Rectangular Sintered Stone Dining Room Table, Faux Marble White Kitchen Table for Dining Room Family Gathering

I spent hours looking for a table that was sleek, modern, and relatively inexpensive. This one kept coming up and I was skeptical because it didn’t have reviews, even though it was also on Walmart’s website. So I took the gamble for you guys and it paid off. Solid table, super heavy, the delivery guy left it by our apartment gates. I was able to assemble it on my own, but needed help to merge the bottom and top. Some tips, don’t tighten bolts until everything is set. Also, once you assemble the top, leave it until you put the legs. I tried to move it and almost broke it because the two top pieces are only held by the two middle pillars. Could’ve been a bad day.

I am super happy with my purchase. And I wasn’t expecting the material of the table to be what it was I knew it was stone, but the top is also like a marble material with stone underneath it. It’s very classy for a good price. I love that it has a more elegant look to it. Assembly was fairly easy, my only gripe was that the stickers were on the wrong bags. So if you’re not paying attention, you could potentially end up using the wrong type of screws which would’ve been a disaster if you’re not paying attention because when you’re putting on the sliding brackets that allow the table to extend the table there are special screws that you use that drill out some of the metal on the table frame and if you use those screws anywhere else, you could potentially mess up the table. Now going back to the stickers I don’t think they were intentionally labeled wrong. I feel like some of them unstuck and then re-stuck onto different bags cause there were multiple different stickers on one bag. Also I was missing one washer. And I did break one of the wooden pieces that go between the two larger pieces of the stone table. With that being said the table is very sturdy and I’m not worried about its ability to hold up to weight being placed on it because of that. The table is also kind of skinny. So if you want a wider table this might not be for you but it is a great size. I feel it’s average . Also the table is heavy. I would recommend having someone help you flip it over once your done building it. So you won’t throw your back out or break the tabe. Overall I love the table and glad I didn’t settle when searching for one.

At first... it looked noce and the size was great. But in less than a month, I heard a strange noise from the table while having dinner. And two days later I realized it had cracked. Buying this feels like a wast of money.

This is a very nice table. Be patient during the montage because even with the video and the manual, some sections are still a bit obscure particularly since the notes on the manual are in a rather approximate English...Don't forget for instance in Step 8 to strongly pull the extension otherwise you may think that the holes don't match with the screws (this is not shown in the video). Also, don't hesitate to use force in the last section to store the extension under the desktop.

The table is gorgeous and sturdy. The main drawback was that I couldn’t figure the instructions. Also, I am awoman and I needed my strong brother to figure out the lousy instructions and muscle it together. It took me 2 hours to put the legs on to the base and another 4 hours for my brother to figure out and put the rest of the table together. It was a good price to pay for the table but the labor was not worth buying again.

It is really good looking and easy to pull out the side extenders

This product is 4 stars FOR THE PRICE. It is a solid piece of furniture, most of the body is sturdy metal. I’m not sure if the sintered top is as sturdy as advertised. Only time will tell. The feet were covered with a protective vinyl but regardless of that, it was all scuffed up and I’m sure that will get worse with time (see picture). It took us all afternoon to finish assembling it - and the top 2 pieces are not perfectly aligned. This does bother me quite a bit but not enough to unassemble it and send it back (or put together another one!). And in the end it was a great price point so I’ll just keep it and try not to look at that defect too much. The box is super heavy - need 2 people - and there’s a lot of waste from the packaging material but that helped to protect the table during transport. There is a decent video that has pretty good step by instructions but it’s not exactly the same as the written instructions. Neither the written instructions or the video was clear on step 1, and we missed that there are 2 pieces combined to be an individual piece that goes into each side of the base. At the end we saw that the 2 pieces were standing alone and shook our heads. Had to go back and unassemble from the top from the base to fix that so it took us twice as long as it should have. At step 4, don’t follow the written/video instructions - instead of screwing in the sliding metal while the table is standing, put it on its side. This is important because screwing it in requires precision and super strength to get it in, and that’s tough to do sideways, versus downward. We learned this halfway through. There were a bunch of extra washers and we never figured out why. At the end, there were holes that we were supposed to put screws in for “adjusting” the extendable parts, but we have no idea what it adjusts. It just sits there when the ends are below or locked with the table. See pictures re Step 1, 4, and the 2 defects.

It’s beautiful but super cheap material! You have to be extra gentle with this table. Unfortunately, it didn’t last even two weeks with us. We put a plate and it cracked for no reason.