Jenna 48" Round Solid Wood Coastal Dining Table in Natural Finish

Love love this table!!! Great quality and color!

Listen, I understand this is “handmade” but at some point you can't get away with calling something of such trash quality “handmade”. I'm a woodworker by trade, but even my girlfriend can see that this was made with such little knowledge and utter complacency that it's truly shocking how this product ever hit the market. The base that screws on is not only half an inch off center, but the bore is also 20° off center to the point where the opposing bottom edge is a quarter inch in the air. I'm showing this to all my friends as “made in India” quality. It's so laughably garbage in every regard. The top is beyond wavy from improper wood drying, not to mention the splits thst formed…the top is full of planer tearouts that they *attempted* to partially fill with some goop…the (sporadically applied) finish is sanded through in rough circles, the turned butcher block base is already separating from expansion/contraction, this is just a horribly executed copy of a well known design. We're all having a laugh. I am personally taking it on as a woodworking project. The only reason why we got it was because I really didn't feel like making one and my girlfriend insisted on a round table of this design. Now she finally understands why “you get what you pay for”. Still haven't assembled it yet as I'm waiting for the epoxy to cure so I can redo the hardware to attach the base, which also needs flattening to make contact. How did you guys even get the table to sit straight enough to take a picture to sell this table? We literally can't stop laughing. Horrendous and horrible experience. Too funny not to share. The perfect table if your floor is sloped 20° and you never plan to use it or look at it.