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I rarely leave reviews, but this product deserves a warning label. Not only did the table arrive late (thanks, FedEx), but the product itself is a complete joke. It's listed at $380, and I thought I was getting a deal at $190 on clearance. Instead, I got a box of headaches.
First, the thread holes are completely misaligned – the screws and bolts don't match up at all. Some of the bolts go straight through the other side of the frame and are fully exposed. I'm not a rookie at this: I have over six years of construction experience and run my own company. If I can't get this to fit together, there is no way the average person will.
Second, the “walnut” is nothing but cheap particle board with a faux finish. If “walnut” refers to the color, it’s still a stretch – the materials are bargain basement quality, at best.
The interlocking bolts for the hinges are so poorly machined, they don’t even hold anything in place. The tabletop comes in two separate pieces, leaving an ugly seam running straight down the middle. The metal components are cheap and flimsy.
To top it off, now I have to drag a 60-70 pound box back to UPS to return this garbage because Best Buy decided to source the absolute cheapest product they could find and mark it up as if it’s a bargain. $190 is what you’d expect to pay for something like this—if not less. I could have found a sturdier table on Amazon for $100 or less.
This entire experience is exactly why brick-and-mortar retail is dying. Save yourself the headache, the hassle, and your money—do not buy this table.
