IC International Concepts, Portman Accent Table , Solid Real Wood, Sturdy Parawood,16 X 14 X 29, Minimum Assembly, DIY, Paint or Stain in Any Color, Unfinished

Easy to assemble and came out looking fantastic. Worked exactly what I purchased it for.

Table is nice except that the routed decorative groove around the top skirt wasn't cut evenly- it's deep in spots then gets very shallow. From a distance you can't tell but I think the table would look better with just flat wood and no decoration. I do like that it's rubberwood though.

All the wood pieces were of good quality and sanded smooth. Very easy to assemble, but I'd recommend a power screwdriver. Some mention that they had to drill holes in the legs to install the bottom shelf. The legs on mine had tiny indentations to mark the spot to place the screw and install the bracket. They were tiny, and probably easy to miss if you were expecting a pre-drilled hole. The indent was just deep enough to keep the screw in place while getting it started. Wood is soft enough that a drill is not required to get the screws in. A coat of milk paint went on easily, no need to sand first. I was not expecting much, so I'm very satisfied with this little table.

I bought this table to put a printer on top and stack books below. The sides of the printer extend beyond the top of the table by less than an inch on either side, so it works perfectly. I have one row of hardback books standing upright on the bottom, and then was able to stack another 10 or so books horizontally on top of those books.This is solid wood, not particle board. From the picture I was worried that the legs would be flimsy and prone to snapping, but they are solid. My only complaint about this piece of furniture is that the screws that were included (only used for attaching the bottom shelf, the top attaches via hex key and bolt) strip extremely easily. As a result, only two of the sides are properly tightened. It doesn't matter too much because it doesn't make the shelf or the table wobbly. When I move, I'll probably take this with me (it's more durable than disposable IKEA furniture) but I'll have to add new braces on the bottom and use real screws to attach them. That's less than $4 at a reputable hardware store, so it won't add to the cost in any significant way.

This table is solid and stable. It is attractive and affordable. I am very pleased with it. It was shipped very quickly and arrived a day early. It can be stained or painted but I like it the way it is and will only sand it a bit and put a clear coat on it to protect the wood over time. Assembly took about an hour. The lower shelf took the most time to assemble as there were no holes for where to put it. The wood was easy to screw into once the shelf was set in place. The only problem was in one corner the wood on the shelf began to split as the screw went in. I needed to place the bracket and screw in a different place and begin again hoping it did not begin to split again, which it did not. Overall a very good purchase and a product I recommend.

I put this together last night and today I stained it. I will put a finish on it tomorrow. It is all wood no particle board. The wood is fine grained and sanded smooth. The table top is put together well. All I had to do was screw on the legs using a tool they included. The hardest part was putting on the bottom shelf because you have to drill some holes for the small screws used to attach it and measure so that it is level. I am not good at anything crafty but I did it. You can put the bottom shelf anywhere you chose. I have been looking for a small table to be used as a bedside table. The ones in furniture stores did not match the style in my bedroom. This is very plain and simple just what I wanted. The wood is beautiful but very light in color. With the stain I put on it is now a medium brown. It looks good.

sturdy and easy to assemble at a decent price. I use it to hold a laptop for hosting my live streams instead of those flimsy "projector stands" you'll find on Amazon.

This purchase turned into a nightmare project. I didn’t check all the hardware prior to staining the pieces. Then I discovered that one of the bolts that attaches the leg to the top is the wrong size and would not hold the pieces together. Hoping to find something that will work at the hardware store. Also, similar to other reviewers, my table did not have predrilled holes for the bottom shelf. My husband is pretty handy, so I’m sure he will help me finish putting it all together. But something that should have only taken about 15 min to put together is now turning into a time-consuming and frustrating run around, as I’m not able to return it after the stain has been applied. Don’t repeat my mistake: put it together to make sure everything fits before customizing it.