Furinno Andrey Set of 2 End / Side Table / Night Stand / Bedside Table with Bin Drawer, Espresso

Bought these just to have a nightstand to sit a lamp on. They were a little smaller than I was expecting. Which is my own fault for not reading the dimensions before actually buying. However they still work wonderfully, They were super easy to put together, they come with the tools needed for assembly. Took me about 5 minutes to put both of them together and they are super simple but look really good. Says they are only rated for about 15 pounds, but the are a little sturdier than that. They could easily hold i would say about 40 pounds, not that they would ever need to, they are a little small for that, but they are perfect for a little stand for a lamp.

I love these tables. They are just as I expected them to be. Yes, they are shorter, but they are the perfect height that I wanted for next to my futon and chairs, as the futon is lower than a couch would be. And, the width and depth are a good size. Also, for anyone who has complained about the size...it gives the measurements for them in the description and it says they are petite, so I don't know why anyone would give it a low rating for that. Of course, for the price, you are not getting solid wood, but as for me, I think the price is wonderful for what they are...a great value. They look really nice, were easy to put together, and are very practical with having the top, middle shelf and bottom drawer. Very functional for my needs. I got the espresso color, which is very dark brown with black grains running thru it to simulate a wood pattern. Actually in low light or if you are not up close, you don't see this. They pretty much look black, which is also perfect for what I was looking for.

Perfect for form/fit/function. Went in a small guest bed room to flank the sides of a Fullsize bed. Assembly was only about 15 minutes, easy instructions. I love the mesh drawer. They are very small but worked great. These are very small, so CHECK DIMENSIONS before buying. They are also not very high, borderline good for a kids nightstand.A few items that can be improved: Add some sort of stopper or bump on rear of mesh drawer to prevent it from sliding back too far, so it will catch the post (like a normal drawer)The material is, well, partical board. I know I am 'getting my money's worth' but it would be nice if they cladded every side with a finished surface instead of leaving the board material exposed (example is under each shelf).

So small and not very sturdy

Good little nightstands for our little studio apartment. Easy to put together and pretty sturdy overall. I am not the biggest fan of the cloth drawers, but that’s mostly a personal thing. The fabric drawers do get kinda get stuck depending on what you have in there, they do not want to close and you have to kinda rearrange things or hold it up slightly so it’ll close. That’s annoying but overall they work for what they are, honestly I’ve always been the kinda gal who gets her furniture off the side of the road, and I’ve scored some majorly awesome things over the years, the only reason I broke down and bought stuff new was because of covid. I very much prefer taking people stuff and DIYing it into another life, it’s wayyy more fun and special then pre fab particle board with no personality from the biggest company in the world.

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I know that you get what you pay for. I didn't have high expectations for these. Things that are pressboard and peg / cam construction are almost never very sturdy (with a couple exceptions I've seen int he last few decades) but this one is even less than the cheapest thing I've ever had so far.Assembly is easy, less than 20 minutes to have both together.Wood - VERY thin. The laminate is not applied evenly around the edge - just picking one of the top pieces up I cut my finger on the edge of the laminate on the edge where they had it installed incorrectly, and it sat low so it protruded below the edge, and didn't reach the top edge in that area.The cams - furniture makers have been using these turning cams and shafts for a long time. Sauder is probably the most famous for it. But where Sauder and some others use solid cams that have an "overcenter" position to help them stay locked tight rather than being able to loosen, these are cheap, thin, and no overcenter position, so all you can do is tighten them tight enough to hold things together without overtightening them and snapping them.The feet are just rough wood, and like many companies do, they give little plastic "feet" to nail into them to protect floors and keep them from snagging on carpet. But each foot only gets one here, and they're tiny. Depending on the carpeting, they may or may not even make a difference, and you still may snag easily. I would've preferred seeing two leg, or even just a strip.They're packed somewhat OK, but there's still a lot of contact between parts during shipping, and it shows. Scuffs and gouges. One of them I couldn't assemble with the front being unblemished SOMEWHERE since all parts had a little damage and I couldn't get them all positioned in any way that gave me an undamaged front side.So they're cheap, they're flimsy, but these were expected for the price, and still could've earned a better star rating had there been even just a little bit of QA checking on what comes out of their factories... I'm using these to replace a night table that came with my platform bed that's just way too low now that I have a tall memory foam mattress. So these will work, since now I will be able to see my alarm clock without looking down over the edge of the bed. But just a little QA and even as cheap and fragile as these are, they may have earned three or four stars...