PHI VILLA Indoor Outdoor Small Metal Square Side/End Table, Patio Coffee Bistro Table, Black

Putting this table together was a real pain. Each leg has three screws, but I could only get one of them to work. Each leg has two screws in it. First and foremost, the screws were extremely difficult to install due to either the powder coat they spray over the holes or the fact that they were poorly drilled out. I was literally bending the Alan wrench tool in an attempt to get the screws to turn even a fraction of an inch. I ended up stripping out about a third of the screws before they were fully tightened, making them useless. Second, the screws are made of a very soft metal. They strip far too easily, and when pliers were used to remove the stripped screws, the pliers simply chewed them up. br>At the end of the day, each leg should have about a pound of weight on it. Two of the screws are actually tight, so I'm hoping that'll be enough. I'd rather put together an IKEA piece of furniture than reassemble this table. This is a table that I would not recommend.

Kira Hunt

| May 24, 2021

I was surprised to see how well packaged it was, and to discover that everything had been machined perfectly, with no missing parts, considering the price! Both tables were in excellent condition when they arrived! For uneven surfaces, they even have levelers built into the feet. I won't be placing these in direct sunlight, so I won't be able to comment on the quality after the noonday sun has beaten down on them over time, but I can say that at first glance and after putting them together (which took no time at all), it appears to be a good quality table for the price, and it turned out to be a great buy for me. When it's just me and my husband hanging out in the backyard, I bought an 18 x 18 pillow to use as a footrest/ottoman for the table.

Miley HUSSAIN

| May 20, 2021

I bought it 5 months ago, in September 2020, and it already has rust, so I'm going to ask for a refund.

Haley Peck

| Nov 15, 2021

The table is delivered in a flat box with each leg individually wrapped and zip-tied. tethered to the tabletop's base The included hardware is quite basic: a hex wrench, as well as a set of hex screws, washers, and rubber caps Three screws are used to secure each leg to the table's bottom. It's that easy! Unfortunately, not all of the holes were uniformly drilled, so even though an extra screw was included, it was useless in combating the problem at hand, as the metal of the screws was too soft to fully secure one of the legs. When I looked at the table outside in the light, I noticed that the paint was scuffed in a few places, indicating that it would rust soon. This will get me through a season, maybe two, but not much longer before it starts to rust. Don't expect anything more than throwaway furniture from this.

Zachariah Little

| Oct 23, 2021

I needed a brown metal table to match the chair I'd had for almost a year. This one appeared to be a good fit. It was fairly simple to assemble until I reached the last leg to connect to the base. I couldn't get it to attach tightly at first, but after unscrewing and re-screwing it, I was able to get it to do so. Many times, I've screwed it up. The bottoms of the legs have small items in the middle that make the table less stable. Because they are round at the bottom, they cause it to wiggle. The bottoms of my legs should be flat. In general, the table is satisfactory.

Tyson Russo

| Apr 27, 2021

These tables are for our back porch, and we bought two of them. They are fantastic! Except for one hole with a manufacturing defect where a small piece of metal prevented one screw from being inserted, they were simple to assemble. Aside from that, they were undamaged, sharp, and solid.

Deborah Adams

| Oct 05, 2021

It's size and height are both coded. It's just the right amount of food for two or three people. The proportions are appealing, as is the fact that it is slotted to allow spills to pass easily.

Yousef Pearce

| Apr 21, 2021

When we first received this product, it was never quite right. It looked as if the holes had been drilled incorrectly. I tried my hardest to put it together, despite the fact that- I couldn't seem to get one of my legs to stop wobbling. We eventually threw it out due to its instability. We would have returned it if it hadn't been assembled and we'd have had to disassemble it first. It was too much trouble to disassemble and reassemble it in the (I'm not sure how they managed to fit it in there) small box.

Christian PARRY

| May 11, 2021