JXQTLINGMU Nightstand with Charging Station, Rectangular Farmhouse End Table with Barn Door and Adjustable Storage Shelf, 17" Deep Wood Rustic Sofa Side Table for Living Room, Bedroom, Brown

We purchased these because we liked the look of them and also because they were budget friendly. These were exactly what we were looking for in color, size and compatibility with existing furniture. While they were a little bit difficult to put together at first because the directions that came with them was pictures only and no written description, but we caught on fairly quickly. Everything was provided for you with the exception of a Phillips screwdriver which is clearly stated on the booklet. Since we purchased two of them to go on either side of our new furniture the first one took longer to put together but the second one went very quickly. They are very sturdy and well made and the packets that contain the different screws, brackets, hinges, panels etc are clearly marked. The cabinet panels themselves uses a number sticker and packets of parts uses an alphabet system. For example panel 1 may use alphabet packet A and pages of pictures showing each panel and which parts go with each panel in how to assemble it. All the panels including the back are the same color as the rest of the end table. Another plus is the electronics so that you can plug in all of your devises. To say the least and we are thrilled with the results.

Good value for the money, looks attractive, not too hard to put together (but not the easiest- about 35 min with a Phillips [not included]). No regrets!

I bought two of these end tables and they were so easy to put together. I like the quality of them and I think I will have them for a long time not bad wood.

First off, you get what you pay for, and this is definitely not high-grade living room stuff. However, it's extremely convincing, and looks great once put together. They say in the instructions not to use a power screwdriver, but a simple handheld power driver is almost necessary, especially when putting on the front hinges, and the weird plastic clips on the back. You're also better off with a ball-end 4mm Allen wrench (and a T-wrench) than you are with the included 4mm. After the initial assembly step, be extremely careful standing it on end for the next step, because the fiberboard that it's made from will want to let the screws rip out. Btw, the T and R screws are almost exactly the same, and mine got mixed up, so I'm not sure if I swapped them around or not, but it doesn't really matter. Nice little table once it's assembled.

It’s nice but really samll