Mainstays Parsons End Table, Black Oak

This end table was the easiest thing. And when I say easy I mean easy. All you have to do is take the legs and screw them into the table no tools needed you can do it with your hands. I love items when I don't have to use tools and it makes it very easy and simple.

This little side table was purchased to create a LEGO table for my 7yo. Assembly was quick and easy. You cannot argue with a 20-dollar price point. And so far, it's held up beautifully. As a piece of furniture, as long as you aren't trying to dance on it, it's pretty solid.

We put one of these in my sons room as a side table, we have had it for three years now and never had an issue with it falling apart. Its super easy and simple to put together, and very easy to clean, just with a quick wipe! My son has also climbed all over it and we have never had an issue with it not being sturdy.

I liked the ease of assembly and it's perfect for my loft apartment. I'm actually about to order another table, wish I had ordered two at time of purchase.

It is a very simple table. That is what I needed. It had a scrap from shipping. The wood is soft. If you need a simple but study table- it works well.

Because the legs are only screwed in and directly at the corners, the table is a bit shaky, not very sturdy. Would not advise to use with kids or for anything heavy. One of the legs on mine screws in but pulls out the wood from under at the same time, so it sits a bit wonky. But, it's on the cheaper end and does what I need it to.

I couldn't get the legs to screw in all the way. also one of the legs was screwing in totally crooked. In the past I've bought several of these tables and liked them very much, but I think they've enlarged the screws and they're just not going in correctly now. I'm going to have to return this one.

I needed a short table in my office to hold my printer next to my desk. It works even though its a bit too tall. The table assembly consists of screwing legs into top. The table was a bit damaged in shipping and since its made of compressed cardboard, the dings showed on the sharp edges. It looks like wood but it does move a bit when my printer is running, so not horribly sturdy. Price was a bit high for a cardboard "table". If you spilled a liquid on it, it would likely be ruined.

Wobbly, came with chips and scratches. Wasn't even in a box just wrapped in plastic that was falling apart. The legs are pre screwed so assembly is easy but the quality is so bad it feels like it would lean/fall apart with absolutely any weight on it.

This table is actually perfect for our printer, but unfortunately, it arrived with several large dents. It's pretty disappointing to pay $20 for something that showed up so beat up, it feels more like a $10 item in this condition.