JOMEED Folding Dining Table with 6 Wheels, Drawer and 2-Layer Storage Shelf, Drop Leaf Table for Small Space Space Saving Dining Table for Kitchen, Living Room (White and Wood Grain)

Ordered to replace an enclosed computer desk definitely 2 people to put together. Directions are slightly confusing but not bad. When you bring drop sides up they ate very sturdy! Storage below is nice especially with side door to access when drop is down rolls moves very easy. Fits tight against wall works perfect for my space!

This is perfect for my studio apartment. It provides me with an actual work surface (I have 0 countertop). It is so handy to have leaves fold on both sides of the table. It seems pretty sturdy. I didn't put the door on the shelf; I liked the open look.This is definitely a two person job to assemble it (you have to slip it upside down and put a huge chunk with several pegs/screws to line up with the holes). It also made me cry, hence the lower stars on assembly. I had to put all of my body weight (I'm a petite gal) into screwing in the screws. So, I had the idea to use an electric drill. DO NOT USE AN ELECTRIC DRILL. It shredded the screws. I then touched the screw, which apparently was very hot, and burned myself. Some of the pictures in assembly booklet weren't very clear, but you can figure it out.Once it's assembled, you will love it!! I feel the price was great for what you get. With the leaves open, you could fit 4 people.

Great table. Love the storage. A little difficult to roll on carpet.

Awful!BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT –7 hours of work and still it isn’t right.SUMMARY: You need more tools, a large workspace and much better directions. What looks like 14 steps is well over 200.DETAILS:1. Instructions. There are NONE – just drawings of parts with arrows. Each piece of hardboard is labeled on one edge with a number. Once you lay the board down, you lose its identity. The drawings require extreme detail to determine which side of the boards are shown and what is the proper orientation. You must study and compare repeatedly.2. Board markings. The boards have faint impressions of where screws go in all cases but the drawer, where there are neither impressions nor measurements. That problem means I could not install the drawer if I wanted to finish the table without waiting for either precise measurements or new boards with markings. We’ll have that side to the wall.3. Screws. There are 100+ screws, which means you will drill 200 times. You need a power drill. The board is so hard, and the screws so soft that you need pilot holes almost the diameter of the screw. I tore up several of the screw heads with the power drill. So you drill the pilot hole, then screw the parts together with the power drill. That’s 200. The screws reach almost to the other side of the board, so I have a few holes going through to the visible tabletop because I didn’t have a stop on my drill bit.4. Assembly. The drawings do not help you with the precise order you need to fit things together. This added a few hours to my assembly.5. Conclusion. If you assembled 4 or 5 of these, you might become adept enough to write some good instructions. Otherwise, buy an assembled table.

Ok so this table is a decent little table. When I say little it's because it's a small table for two. Perfect for smaller apartment. Don't expect much else. Oh, the drawer and shelves inside are convenient.My only issue is with the spring latches that come with the table (the small black latch with red button). These are used to keep the table top from shutting after you raise it from the folded position.Both of the latches on mine broke very easily because one of the springs inside came loose.I took the latch apart and realized how cheaply they are made.I just bought a couple basic slide latch locks to replace them. Issue solved and no more fussing with crummy spring latches that break by a passing wind.Iono, I think it looks better this way.

It took 3 adults 4 hours to get halfway through this project. Can't wait to work on it some more tomorrow.. The instructions are just really unclear and the pilot holes aren't always accurate. I hope it's worth it in the end.

Easy for 4 people to eat and it has a lot of storage. Looks beautiful. Very great quality for the cost

I like the design and the color. The size is perfect for our precise space. I use it for a desk. I love it.The shipping was much sooner than expected date.The customer support is responsive and helpful.The two things I don’t like are:1. Instructions are horrible. And some pieces are backward. Luckily my husband knows how to modify to make it work.2. The latch locks do not work. A) They are not long enough to reach the holes to keep the wings from moving. B) the button is broken after a few uses. We had to order a different lock from Amazon to replace them (see picture) and it worked great after that.If my husband was not there, I would not know how to put this table together with these tweaks. So I only recommend this for someone who has experience to put things together.