Folding Dining Table, Space Saving Table with 6 Wheels for Small Spaces (White)

As with most furniture requiring assembly, it took us a while to put it together, but the instructions were clear and easy to follow. When folded, the table fit easily into a 10" x 30" space. The storage drawer holds silverware or other kitchen accessories and the cabinet beneath is narrow, but can hold several bottles of wine or other items. A real space-saver for small homes.

Works perfectly in my apartment! It took about 5 hours to assemble but was totally worth it. I would caution to be careful with screw depth as I went a bit too deep and almost drilled through the tabletop.

I did not purchase this for use inside the house, but as a flexible table to use in our new shed for projects. There's smooth flooring inside, and I have put a large storage rack and a cabinet on casters to easily move the storage around. I wanted a table that could fold up and roll out of the way when needed. Having most/all of the furniture on casters will allow me to more easily continue adding features to the shed itself without having to struggle to move furnishings.Because I didn't arrange to get help moving the box and had to wrestle it clumsily out to the shed (short woman in my late 50s with arthritis), I was worried the contents might have been damaged getting it out there, but there was plenty of styro to cushion the pieces and everything looked fine as I unpacked and verified the contents list. Everything was properly labeled. There are many parts and different connectors, and nothing was missing. Most bags of screws had extras which is nice. I unpacked it, read the instructions all the way through, and then started it a few days ago but decided to wait for when I'd have a full day off. Today I went back to finish it. It takes some time to put together, and unlike other furniture I've assembled it didn't become obvious how it would all go together after I got started--I really had to go step by step, so it took a bit over three hours (not including breaks), I think, working by myself with a ratcheting screwdriver and a cordless drill.If you can find a short-handled Phillips head screwdriver it will make tightening the cam nuts inside the narrow cabinet a lot easier. I ended up finding a small key that mostly did the trick but a cam inside the cabinet fell out of its socket as I was finishing up so I'll have to figure out where that came from another day. I made one cosmetic mistake where an inside board has a raw edge facing out, which is concealed with the door closed. But the worst is that I broke it as soon as I was done! I was tired and getting dark, and I should have left it to finish tomorrow, but I was so close! As I finished up, I folded one of the leaves down incorrectly (turning the supporting side door flat in the wrong direction) and broke it around the hinge. I think I can turn it upside down again and glue it and it'll still be usable but suffice to say it would be ideal when assembling this to 1. have help 2. find that short-handled screwdriver and 3. make sure you have plenty of time and energy (and light!) to finish it.Adjusting for my screwups (pictured), it looks quite nice and I consider it a good value, particularly for its flexibility. I think it will hold up fine for the smaller projects I intend to use it for, and in many cases will only need one leaf up.

Perfect for our motor home. Stows away between the wall and bed while traveling and is adjustable to the size we need when parked! Nice design and bonus storage area.

Easy to assemble, it took me 1.5 hours by myself, and when I had lunch on it it felt fine to dine on. I just cut cheese on it tonight and didn't lose a finger either. If you're competent enough to build ikea furniture you can handle this easily. The images in the instructions are clear if you pay attention to the holes in the board for alignment. I couldn't store my full sized dinner plates inside, but bowls, saucers, and cups fit fine. I have enjoyed having a space compact table in the dining area instead of nothing at all.

Overall love this product, pretty and save space. Just takes a lot of time to put together and slightly moving when all open due to the wheels.

This table is beautiful 😍 love it but it's not made for a every weekend thing with the kids I have only had it maybe two months and it feels like it's gunna break any day now. I only use it on the weekends when the grand kids come over . I'm just going to use it till the wheels 🛞 fall off.

Overall not bad…there are a lot of parts and steps like the other reviewers mentioned so just be prepared to build. Only giving it a lower star because one of the metal pieces (1 out of the 4) was obviously the wrong size and could in no way fit where it was meant to. It does feel a bit less stable than the “ikea” comparable pieces I’ve had in the past so let’s see how long this one lasts.