The Lakeside Collection Functional End Table with Power Outlets

Nice looking table after it's put together but assembly isn't easy. Most importantly the assembly plans aren't correct. So when you try to attach the top to one of the ends, the holes don't line up. That's because the plans show to attach the narrow side panels to the top of the table, when the wider side panels go on the top, not on the bottom. The screws are too short to attach the end panels, they need to be a 1/2 inch longer and the screw hole plugs are too small as they fall to the bottom of the predrilled holes.

Holes did not line up. Wood is very thin. Screws strip easy, screws are either too long & wood is not thick enough for the screws or screws too short to hold power strip in place.

Not as big as I pictured it in my mind. Some parts were mislabeled so I ended up putting it together twice since not all parts fit the first time. Missing one of the little screws so had to go to hardware store.

We just received this table two days ago. It took a long time to assemble due to holes not lining up. We just made new holes so we eventually got the table together. I think the manufacturers need to work harder to get the holes lined up. But, the table looks great and we love it. I would recommend others to purchase the table- price is reasonable.

screw holes don't line up so the table could not be assembled.

We purchased 2 of these end tables - one black and one walnut - for 2 different houses. The assembly on the black one took about 30-45 minutes, but the walnut one proved much more difficult. Both tables had screw holes that were either too big for the screws, and /or did not match up with each other, However, in the walnut table, the majority of the screw holes were affected. I gave up on it and was ready to return it, but my husband was able to assemble it by making new screw holes. The black table looks great with our black furniture, but we are not as pleased with the walnut one. Neither one of the tables is stained where you can see wood grain; they just look to be painted. The black one pulls it off well, but the walnut table just looks like a cheap (and wobbly) piece of furniture. I would give the black table 4 stars, and the walnut one 2 stars. The 2 star rating is due to the appearance and stability more than the difficulty in assembling.

Extremely poor quality table. The wood is so soft it barely holds the screws they give you to put it together. I will be shocked if it lasts 3 months.

I love the table! Easy to put together! Looks great in my living room.

I am 81 year old woman and got this put together in about two hours while watching tv. It is sturdy and looks good.