HOMCOM Foldable Drop Leaf Dining Table Folding Workstation for Small Space with Storage Shelves Cubes Oak & White : Amazon.co.uk: Home & Kitchen

Fits nicely into our home. Great for smaller homes as most homes being built these days are smaller. It's a bonus to have some storage space in the void although one of the cubes is unusable for us due to the backing being on the wrong side. My main mark down is the instructions could have been made a bit clearer. I've built a lot of flat packs and this one some of the instructions it's not clear what way round the bits need to be screwed together. So take extra time to work it out. That being said now it's built its a nice sturdy table. Only thing I would do to improve it is have handle holds in the side panels to allow for easier moving and possibly wheels on the arms which come out to hold up the leaves.

We've had this table for a few months and it's just perfect for our needs. It's great value for money!We live in a one bedroom apartment, so it's perfect for the space we have. This is replacing the old table that came with the flat that broke. We keep it at all times open on one side but open the second half whenever the two of us are at the table. And we love the storage space for books, but could be used for plates, bowls, anything! (Ours is in our kitchen-living room)It's relatively easy to assemble. My husband put it together in 2h whilst I was at the gym (as a surprise for me).

Once assembled (oh what fun that was!!), this table is lovely. Folds down so small it can sit against a wall with a plant on it or something until needed. Perfect for extra Christmas guests. It took a good while and some head scratching to build and I did have to get out the electric screwdriver despite the instructions saying not to. I was super careful though and it all worked well. A row of holes were in slightly the wrong place, making it a bit difficult but I managed all on my own (small female). Was going to order another to create a bigger Christmas table but the price has now gone up. Looks like we will have to crowd round this one :)

We are very pleased with the table. It is sturdy and smart. But it was tricky to assemble and it's not easy to get the components the right way round at the first attempt.If I were starting again I would lay everything out and stick on masking tape labels identifying top, bottom, left, right, inside, outside of each component before starting the assembly.

The Mrs wanted more space so we decided to get rid of the big table and get a butterfly table for meals.This one is perfect for our needs, it takes up very little space and the storage inside when down is not massive it's useful for storing the catfood boxes where the evil monsters (lol) can't get to itIt was pretty easy to build with the hardest part being putting the table extensions on, which brings me to the only annoyance I have which is when pulling the legs out to use the extensions tend to hit off the metal frame that joins the 2 parts together. this may be cause of user error though when building it and it does not affect its use, once the legs are out and in place it's sturdy enough to eat from.