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

This console table is exactly what I was looking for. The narrow design fits perfectly in smaller spaces like an entryway or hallway without feeling bulky. The drawers are a great bonus and provide useful storage for keys, mail, or other small items. The table feels sturdy and well-made, and the finish looks clean and modern. Assembly was straightforward with clear instructions. Once put together, it looks much more expensive than it is. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it.

The table looks great. It's the right color and just the right size for the space. It's light enough to move but sturdy that it won't fall over. That's part of the reason for 5 stars. The other reason for 5 stars is the instructions and building the table. I build a lot of furniture and this has to be one of the easiest and most satisfying builds I have done. I actually enjoyed building this table. I appreciated the labeling of the pieces and hardware. One of the unique things about the directions was you built the table in sections. So instead of sequential order and fumbling with an entire thing by yourself you build a part of the table, put it aside and build a different part. Then those parts are put together toward the end. Took me about 30 minutes if you take away all distractions and being pulled away from the build. But I also used a small electric screwdriver. The only tiny nitpick thing is the drawer slide (the part on the actual drawer it self) was a little loose. I messed with it for a while but couldn't get the tiny screw in any further. It's possible it was user error. I ended up using one of the spare tiny screws and fastened it to the bottom of the drawer.

There are a lot of reviews here saying this table is difficult to assemble. I didn't find that to be the case at all. If you have assembled any furniture in the past this should not be difficult for you to do. The box was heavy and awkward for a short person like me to maneuver up the stairs but it was doable. The pieces are packed extremely well. Take care in unpackaging so that nothing will scratch. I lined up the pieces on a table and put all the small parts into muffin tins so they wouldn't roll around. Follow the instructions and you'll be fine. The instructions are not as clear when you get to the drawer assembly and the hardware should be much more clearly marked right or left drawer. There is some indication on the diagram which is which. Pay careful attention to where the holes are on the side panels, and the holes along the sliders (and pattern on the end of the sliders), and you should be ok. I managed to assemble both drawers correctly on the first attempt. A small miracle. I did use a power drill/driver on dead low speed because my 60+ lady hands just couldn't use a manual screwdriver for all those parts. Go slooooooow and do not even think of over-tightening anything. The drawer knobs were surprisingly difficult to screw on but I took the brushed nickel ones from the table I was replacing and used them instead. They look way better than the ones that were included. Those are inexpensive and look it. Do yourself a favor: go to a home store and upgrade the knobs for a few more bucks. You won't regret it. They look so much better than the ones included. I also put felt pads onto the bottoms of the legs so that they would not scratch the hardwood floor. My one and only real complaint is the color. I ordered espresso, the box was marked espresso, but espresso it is not. The table is definitely black. Idk what color the one is that they advertise as black but this one is too. I would way prefer the espresso but I am keeping the table despite the color because where I am using it it is ok. Once assembled the table is sturdy, solid, and very attractive. The drawers glide smoothly (do not pull too far forward, the stops actually don't do their jobs all that great). Other reviewers have mentioned a formaldehyde odor. There is a very, very faint smell that I don't think I would have noticed unless I was trying to find it (and then, only when I open a drawer). I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again. Nothing cheap looking about it at all. There is no way that anybody would know you had put this together yourself. One star taken off because of the inaccurate description of the color.

Good quality, easy to put together, just take your time. I love it!

This console/table was easy to setup. I put it together myself. It is very sturdy and makes the area look nice. I did change the drawer knobs to go with the room decor.

The Mrs. loves it. Perfect fit for the space. Directions for assembly easy to follow. Comes with tools to assemble however having your own hand tools will make assembly quicker.

Great console for the price. Looks good in my foyer

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.

Nos encantó y nos gusto mucho como se ve en casa. Fácil de armar y con cajones pequeños pero prácticos

Easy to assemble, very satisfied. Looks great

Great product description is precise. Assembly instructions clearly

Ensamblaje rápido y sencillo, queda estable y bonito lo único malo que faltaba una bolsa de taquetes de madera aunque afortunadamente no afectó en su armado

Looks great as my entryway table