36 Inch Patio Round Dining Bistro Table with Umbrella Hole

Beautiful table. Just perfect for our outdoor area. Very good quality and design.

Good paint no chips I found it fairly easy to assemble I’m mechanically inclined. I can see where it might be difficult if someone is not much better than I expected I just put it together stainless steel studs nuts washers nice touch plastic cap to cover them. The first thing you want to do. Is put all the studs In and then attach the legs to the top very loosely then attach each plate loosely overlapping them in a clockwise or counterclockwise I had better results overlapping in counterclockwise or clockwise it didn’t work as well when I tried to put both on top the same way. The two studs on each leg you have to balance how you tighten them they don’t go completely tight against their legs cause there’s a slight curve Snug them equally. Only negative thing I could say is no direction. I think you should be able to figure it out it’s only nine main pieces. Plus studs nuts washer and caps a very simple thing to figure out.

I have used this table for about two months now and they are so sturdy and elegant! I'll add the umbrella in the summer too since it has a hole for that. Highly recommend this beautiful piece!!

I was impressed with the heaviness of the set and how much tape they used to pack it. I tried to save most of it for scrap use and the foam ring around the rim can be repurposed too. The table is a deep black and looks like fancy outdoor furniture. It would make a good indoor table too but the holes in the table top make it ideal for outside use. My squirrels love it and will leave half eaten apples on the table for me. Very thoughtful. Assembly was a chore but everything fit right together for the most part.

It\'s a great table. For whatever reason the assembly instructions were missing, but it didn\'t take much to figure it out. They are right when they warn not to tighten all bolt nuts until all the legs have bolt holes aligned. One caution, there were a few sharp pieces under the table surface, not removed during manufacturing. A file took care of that.