HOMCOM Folding Dining Table for 4-6, Rolling Drop Leaf Table with Storage Drawers, Cabinet and Open Shelf, Extendable Kitchen Table on Wheels, Rustic Brown : Amazon.co.uk: Home & Kitchen

Unless you've had some experience with flat-pack furniture, you'll find it a challenge. The guide-holes for the screws are far too small. You'll need a gimlet or other tool to enlarge them - very much worth while, but there are a lot of them. In our case, the guide-holes for hinges on the doors/table-support were in the wrong place! And I would suggest not fitting part 8 until you've got these doors fitted, otherwise it is totally unsupported and could easily break off. This would be irreparable. It is vitally important when attaching the drop-leaves to the table-top that you get them in the right order - check the labels carefully. If you get it wrong, the bolts on the red locks won't fit the holes under the drop-leaves.

Love this table. Looks classy. Is sturdy for what it is. Is easy to move around. Fits great in a small space. You can change the appearance everyday. Only thing I will say is it takes a while to put together due to all the separate sections...but it's worth it in the end.

Factory-drilled holes were sometimes drilled in the wrong place. In other places, no holes were drilled. After aa lot of drilling, I did eventually manage to put the thing together.Had I known the above flaws in the product, which could have been prevented by adequate quality assurance where it was made, I would have chosen a different item and avoided rather a lot of aggravation.The unit is perfectly servicable once assembled, but it looks kind of cheap. It is just white covered chipboard after all. I am using it in the kitchen where it is a good space saver. But its spartan, utilitarian looks preclude it from it being used in any other part of the house, e.g. as a formal dining table.

I bought this for an Airbnb type guest house where space warrants something just like this - compact and can serve 2-4 people by unfolding as required depending on number of guests.This took me 3-4 hours to assemble on my own. The instructions are fine in the main but be careful with piece #9 as it’s not explicit in the instructions as to which way it goes up, but there is a wrong way.It’s also fair to say that the sequence of assembly could be more sensible in places. It helps to be very flexible (or a contortionist) to assemble this. Also a ‘stubby’ screwdriver would be handy as it’s quite tight to access certain parts.I’m disappointed with some blemishes that are there straight out of the box (see photo closeups).On the whole, it feels sturdy. The coasters have little locks on them which is great as this will be on laminate flooring. I like the fact it has storage as again, space is at a premium so I’ll use those for knives / forks etc.Have to knock a star off for the imperfections in the material. Can only wait to see how it stands up to guest use when I open later in the year!

I have been looking around for a table and storage combo that could easily be moved and had room for 2 people's legs underneath and this fit the bill perfectly!! For me this isn't a dinning room table, I actually use this as a nail station and it's amazing.It took a little while to build as I did this on my own (I think it would have been a lot quicker and easier with 2) but not impossible. The whole until feels sturdy, even though it's fancy chipboard it's well made and looks the part. I wasn't scared to add heavier items into the draws as they have proper bottoms and not just that cheap cardboard type.The space saving design is ideal to hide this behind my sofa, and as mentioned, the 6 wheels make it easy to pull around from hard floor to my rug.Overall this is a nice little set up for what I needed, the only thing I might question is the capability to seat 6 comfortably, definitely 4 but 6 would be a push in my eyes.