Lasts well / Hard to build, cheap metals fasteners/Alan wrench
Please see below for the struggles of building the pieces. That being said one together these things were *solid*. I used them to stand on many times weighing around 230/240 over a year. Always felt safe and they held well. The tension required to put them together does seem to do something to make them nice and sturdy while in use. The adjustable feet are a nice touch too, helps for uneven floors / if you have half on a rug and half off
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This was the first name brand furniture I bought on . It was as easy to assemble as lego kit with half the pieces replaced by Lincoln logs. Seriously, you shouldnt have to force it goes for putting together/building anything. The entire process was a grip strength (and patience) exercise. Thought I took more photos, but put together a lot of furniture lately, and over the last ten years (moved more than once a year. Always buy assembly required furniture. In last 4 days Ive assembled 2 king beds, 4 night stands, table and chairs, couch, desk, desk chair, book shelf / nothing was difficult save these three little tables) and this was the worst build , ever, by far. The supports simply dont line up, hand tightening to begin is too far, have to barely let the screw catch, and still a struggle. I had flying screws washers and support bars at one point. I rated sturdiness a 3 because well, the metal bends into place with enough force and I think its pretty solid now thats its built. Still early for that. The 2 star deduction now is for the strength of (read: lack of) the screws and included tools / luckily I had another same sized Alan wrench from another kit I built, the included one was stripping itself inside the screws by the second of three pieces, then the other one (made a far superior alloy) was stripping the screws. Usually Id suggest slowing down, but with the force NEEDED to be applied to the parts to get them lined up, there was constant pressure on the screws from half way in. All in all, unless you love the look of one of these GET THE OFF/BRAND ITEMS ON INSTEAD / SAME QUALITY MATERIALS FOR MAIN PIECES, AND HIGHER QUALITY FASTENERS. Shout out to , Linon, and Modway for not sucking like this
Lasts well / Hard to build, cheap metals fasteners/Alan wrench
Please see below for the struggles of building the pieces. That being said one together these things were *solid*. I used them to stand on many times weighing around 230/240 over a year. Always felt safe and they held well. The tension required to put them together does seem to do something to make them nice and sturdy while in use. The adjustable feet are a nice touch too, helps for uneven floors / if you have half on a rug and half off End of update This was the first name brand furniture I bought on . It was as easy to assemble as lego kit with half the pieces replaced by Lincoln logs. Seriously, you shouldnt have to force it goes for putting together/building anything. The entire process was a grip strength (and patience) exercise. Thought I took more photos, but put together a lot of furniture lately, and over the last ten years (moved more than once a year. Always buy assembly required furniture. In last 4 days Ive assembled 2 king beds, 4 night stands, table and chairs, couch, desk, desk chair, book shelf / nothing was difficult save these three little tables) and this was the worst build , ever, by far. The supports simply dont line up, hand tightening to begin is too far, have to barely let the screw catch, and still a struggle. I had flying screws washers and support bars at one point. I rated sturdiness a 3 because well, the metal bends into place with enough force and I think its pretty solid now thats its built. Still early for that. The 2 star deduction now is for the strength of (read: lack of) the screws and included tools / luckily I had another same sized Alan wrench from another kit I built, the included one was stripping itself inside the screws by the second of three pieces, then the other one (made a far superior alloy) was stripping the screws. Usually Id suggest slowing down, but with the force NEEDED to be applied to the parts to get them lined up, there was constant pressure on the screws from half way in. All in all, unless you love the look of one of these GET THE OFF/BRAND ITEMS ON INSTEAD / SAME QUALITY MATERIALS FOR MAIN PIECES, AND HIGHER QUALITY FASTENERS. Shout out to , Linon, and Modway for not sucking like this