Sweetcrispy Coffee Table Black, Lift Top Coffee Tables for Living Room, Small Rising Wooden Dining Center Tables with Storage Shelf and Hidden Compartment

It took me about 2 hours to assemble with basic tools , but honestly it looked amazing and as described on the ad. Make sure not to put hot items directly on this table, it may cause color change. The functionality of the moving part was smooth and acceptable , I would spray WD40 on the moving arms every 3-4 months to keep it well functioning. But other than that i really like it considering the low price and the acceptable quality.

I love this table!! I can eat from it, one part of the table swivels up to arable top. You can store items below the table that lifts up!! And has 2 shelves to display items!!

Made surprisingly well for the cost. The list top is pretty stable, but it does kinda tilt a little when you're opening/closing it, especially if you don't grip it a certain way. Outside of that I love it. Pretty easy to put together. It keeps kind of a small profile, but still has a pretty good amount of storage space. Eating cereal in front of the TV has never felt better.

Assembly was easy, directions were straight forward and easy to follow. Product seems sturdy and durable . Has lots of under top storage to keep things looking organized.Looks great in my dads living room.

This is so cute and so fitting for my nature style living room! I love that it pulls out and also holds very well! I’m not worried setting glass or my kids running around near it!

Love this table. Def lives up to what I was hoping and then some. It's the perfect size for our Apt. It's pretty heavy duty and is kinda heavy but as long as it's on a slippery surface, it'll slide easily. It's really easy to use altho at first you'll have to grease the hinges otherwise it'll stutter when you go to close it. Once those kinks are worked out, it's great.

I’m glad I read some reviews before purchasing so I was properly prepared. The good: perfect size, love the color, great storage (both hidden and open), and good price. The bad: The directions might as well been in a foreign language. I’m glad I’ve done enough of these type of assemblies that I had a good general idea what was expected. If you haven’t, brace yourself! They called a screwdriver a wrench, screws were called bolts, the pictures did not help because some were actually the opposite of what actually needed to be done, just to name a few examples! It was awkward trying to hold and screw in the motion pieces at a horrible angle. (Be careful not to tilt it because it will rip out the screws and destroy the holes!) The steps should have been rearranged in a more convenient manner. The motion top piece needs to be carefully lifted each time it is opened, otherwise will bend the metal. Also it will slam shut quickly. WATCH YOUR/ CHILDREN’S FINGERS! I managed to slam mine in it twice already. And lastly the screws that hold the bottom together do not sit flush or dip into the wood as shown. They stuck out about a half inch (I believe there is 16 of them!) Again, watch your children, pets, and legs/feet if they happen to find their way under. I was afraid the screws would poke through the top of the wood if I tried to make them flush. Some reviews I read mentioned it was not sturdy, I have to disagree with my experience. It passed my wobble testing.

Nice table. Easy to assemble.