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

The media could not be loaded. Late review, but we love the table. Photos show how much random stuff we keep it in. We eat food on it while we watch tv. It’s sturdy, attractive and overall a great product for a good price. Attached a video of opening and closing. It has a soft close so it’s not loud when closing. Easy to assemble also.

Wow what a deal. Any expectations I had are definitely surpassed. This is a great coffee table. It is incredibly sturdy and durable.With help I put this together in 30-45 minutes. Without help it probably would have taken about 90 minutes.Not that hard, but it just takes a while.No missing pieces or anything, and instructions are just fine.It’s very scratch resistant (my cats climb all over it, run over it, you name it) and is easy to move on my tile floor.I LOVE the opening platform or whatever you call it. The hinges are balanced so that it doesn’t slam really loud when you close it. Very nice design and high quality. My cat likes to sit on that part and it’s so well made that it can handle him when I open it up - lol! For reference he’s 12 pounds.And that part is so great for storage. Great space saver to have the inside compartment, as well as the shelves on the side. I moved and had to leave it behind and miss it already. Will be repurchasing honestly and I got so many compliments. People were always shocked at the price and where I got it. I totally recommend. Sweetcrispy!! You are great!!

My wife and I were searching for something rustic yet modern and this was exactly the piece we wanted. I almost thought it was a scam with how cheap it was, and worried it might perhaps be of low quality, but it is very impressive. I assembled it very easily, no stripped screws or screwdriver, but I can see how that could happen. Got to hold it straight and be patient lol. Also I saw a review where someone said 2 screws were not catching like the holes were too deep, I did the same thing: your end piece those screws screw in to is upside down, flip it and you’ll be good.My advice is be patient and have fun putting this together, it’s not IKEA level difficulty, but does take some attention. You’ll find the table is sturdy, beautiful, and well worth the money you spent, and then some. I’m about to buy coasters now and end tables.

Now that I'm over the trauma of assembling this by myself, I rather enjoy this table. It's a good size. I love that it rises and has storage inside. There are also two compartments on one side to hold a few items like remotes or standard size books. The color is nice. It's sturdy. It has weight to it but not enough to hinder moving it easily. The instructions aren't the best for assembling. I put the risers on wrong and had to redo them, which was a pain. It's also easier I'm sure with two people.

Amazon suggested this table when I ordered a recliner recently and I decided to give it a shot. Really nice table, and it was fairly easy to assemble. The hardware that operates the lifting top is sturdy and hold the top up nicely. Very pretty finish has a nice texture and looks like real wood, and I love the retro style legs that remind me of something from the 1970s.Pro-tip: the top doesn't want to lift easily from one side, you will have to grab both sides for easiest operation. It has hand holes on either side for the purpose so it is very easy. I suppose this could have been solved with much more robust hydraulic arms, but at this price point I can't complain. Because of this I wouldn't recommend it to someone who only has use of one arm, but otherwise it's not a real issue.10/10 would buy again.

Perfect for my small living room and quality is pretty good.

Pros:-Very sturdy-Lots of storage space-Faux wood looks good/real-Awesome deal when on sale (fraction of cost of similar items)-Pop up tray table great for eating while watching TVCons:-Made in China-Although relatively simple, the assembly is very tedious. Assembly uses a lot of screws. Solo, it took me about 2-2.5 hours, even with a good screwdriver. You'll need a quality ratcheting screwdriver or even better, a powered driver to screw in about 60 screws, and in addition to that, some dozen or so locking wheels. If you used the provided "screwdriver" it would take MUCH longer and your hand would not function afterwards from cramps and soreness. An alternative is having at least an additional 1-2 people with a decent screwdriver each to divide up the task. With an additional person(s), assembly would take about 1-1.5 hours.

I'm very happy with the look of the table. It makes a good companion for the 1940s loveseat I have. It's quite heavy, and once assembled it feels extremely sturdy. For the price, it's a good deal. So why did I give it three stars? Assembly was not complicated, but the included screws have to be some of the cheapest I have ever encountered, which made what should have been a very easy assembly a pain in the butt. And it also made assembly take twice as long. The screws stripped out at the first moment of tension. And before anyone asks, no, I wasn't using a power drill or even an electric screwdriver. Just the power of my own arthritic hands. To make matters worse, the pilot holes were more like shallow divots, so the amount of strength and pressure required to get them started only exacerbated the issue of the screws stripping out. I've never had a problem like this before, and I've assembled quite a few furniture pieces like this over the years. So I'll recommend it, but with certain caveats. You need a lot of hand strength and patience, or you need to be willing to go buy all new screws in the correct sizes.