ChooChoo Farmhouse Console Table with Drawers, Narrow Wood Accent Sofa Table Entryway Table with Storage Shelf for Entryway, Front Hall, Hallway, Living Room, Antique White & Brown

I chose this table mostly because it was the perfect size for where I wanted to put it. It is a nicely made table and was surprisingly easy to assemble. I used just a couple of hand tools and it only took about 35 minutes to put together. Once assembled the table is sturdy and the drawers work smoothly.

I loved this item! It looks great and was fairly easy to.put together

It is perfect for a small entryway. The color and finish are nice, the drawers do not work well. My husband did have a hard time putting it together. For the price it is worth it .

Well made, sturdy

Easy to put together. Great table for a “skinny” area, behind a couch, maybe at an entryway. Sturdy and looks great.

In terms of putting this table together, it was more time intensive than I thought it would be. However, it looks good and works well as a plant stand beneath a window. I also like the drawer space and the fact that the bottom shelf is father off the floor than some stands.

Easy to assemble. Seems pretty sturdy so far.

Overall this is a decent table when you get it assembled. The biggest challenge is trying to understand the very poor assembly drawings as they pertain to the drawers and drawer slides. I'm writing this review primarily to clear up this issue for the people who may need it. I have assembled *a lot* of furniture and this was an irritating challenge for me.One of my main gripes other than the poor drawings regarding the drawer assemblies is the furnished screws to secure the drawer glides to the drawers and the table. The middle divider between the two drawers is 15mm thick. The furnished screws to attach the drawer glides to them are 9mm in depth. The indicated spaces to install these screws are directly opposite each other on each side of the divider.You don't have to be a mathematician to understand that if two screws that are 9mm in length are being fitted into a material that is only 15mm thick, you're not going to get them tight. There's 3mm of excess screw there. This will cause you to strip out the wooden material if you try to tighten them too deep. Very dumb design, or maybe it was just the hardware pack I got.Anyway, I purchased some better screws and secured the glides in offset locations so as not to interfere with each other and this seemed to work fine.As far as the drawer glides go, the wheels go on the back of the drawer. On the divider the wheels go on the front with the largest opening in the glide facing up. I have included some photos for clarity.Hope this saves someone some headaches.