WinsomeHenry Accent Table, 19 inches, Black

The table is a perfect height for a bedside end table. It's partially pre-assembled and the rest is very easy. It's cute and everything works smoothly. As long as you properly tighten the screws, it's not wobbly. The quality isn't a high quality but it still looks nice. It doesn't come with a screwdriver so that's all you need.

I purchased a couple of these tables for my bedroom a few weeks back. I was excited about the dark wood and style - and the price! I couldn't wait until they arrived! I got one box, put it in the bedroom unopened, and waited until the next day for the second box. I wanted to assemble the pair at the same time.Ha! Me? Wait?? Well, I tried. That didn't last longer than a half hour. I tore open the box and -- there were two boxes inside this box! My excitement soon turned to anxiety. Scissors in hand, I slowly opened the boxes.I thought I understood why they were inexpensive - the walls felt flimsy. The only pieces of wood on the table is the top. Everything else is printed board. I reluctantly screwed the "table" together as my enthusiasm waned.It's has now been a few weeks with these gentlemen flanking my bed. Honestly, I am constantly concerned then impressed with how well they've held up to what ive put them through!Three cats run in and out and jump and pounce all over the room - these tables are in-bounds. I've run into them myself in the middle of the night ...or day... and no wobble! (stupid sturdy table). I've even carried them a few feet back-and-forth while it was filled to create a window seats for my precious little fur babies [Disclaimer: I don't suggest carrying any table that is full, I expect this may shorten the life of the table - ooh! I should get some wheels...]Good price. Decent table. Nice space and surprisingly sturdy. Still, be careful.

I ordered two for speaker tables. Assembled in about 20 minutes each. One of the placing cogs on the top, for the rear panel, was bent over and it shattered when I tried to bend it up so that it would insert into the back piece for assembly. But, the holding screw was sufficient for assembly. Another screw split the wood slightly, but the screw was tight and the crack was not visible. The screws have sheetrock screw threads, not wood screw threads, and the turning resistance of the screws in the wood is variable. One screw in each table showed no noticeable increase in resistance when it bottomed, but in each case the overall strength was still good. A few screws showed enormous resistance to being screwed down enough to secure the back or front panel; I suppose that the countersink was not deep enough. The dowels that conceal the screws show varying resistance to insertion. Most would tap in flush with the surface with the top of a plastic screwdriver. One, on the top right of the rear of one table, would not tap in sufficiently to stay in place and may need to be glued in place, but it is in the back. The screws are black and well countersunk when tightened properly so the dowels are not critical, particularly in the rear. For these minor assembly quality glitches, I took off one star.The finished product is as pictured, and is easily strong enough to support my huge 1969-model Bose 901 speakers - these are all-wood construction and are heavier than the ones on sale today, but under 50 pounds each. The assembly looks good. My wife thinks I should have taken the natural finish but in a darkened room I believe that the black finish is best for use as speaker stands, and she agreed that they were acceptable as such to her very critical eye.The instructions have a form for request of replacement parts. If I had been patient, I could have asked for, and very likely have gotten free replacements for, the pieces with the broken dowel and split screw hole foundation. But I felt that this was minor for the intended use of the tables and decided not to insist on replacement parts, and I had my speaker stands completed and in-place in about an hour.I would recommend these tables for others, but use caution in assembly. Some of the screw foundations show little resistance, so you must use a hand screwdriver to insert all screws to the point that final tightening requires more leverage; in a couple of cases, that will not happen at all. I several instances, you will need to dial up the torque on your electric screwdriver to tighten down a part. Be sensitive to this because these coarse-thread screws can strip easily. You may choose to replace the screws with finer-thread wood screws.

When I bought these on sale I fully expected it to be bad quality but these things are awesome! Real wood which I was actually surprised about too for the price. They look awesome and have held up great!