Tiptiper Folding Dining, Versatile Dinner Table with 6 Wheels and 2 Storage Racks, Space Saving Kitchen, Dining Room Table, 31.5 in x 51.2 in x 28.4 in, Pear Wood Color and White

The media could not be loaded. I wasn't sure if I would like this table, but now I'm sold on the design. I've built a lot of furniture recently, and I'd rate this about in the middle. There are a few pieces you need to pay close attention to, but I managed on my own with minimal cursing. The "wood grain" pattern is a little dark for my taste, but it's grown on me.The big plus - three sizes of table without trying to force a rarely used leaf into place or remove a leg. The smallest size ensures I don't clutter the table. The sides easily lift and lock in place. The casters make it easy to move. There's even storage space under the central part. Very well thought out design! The ability to move it out of the way when not in use has been a game changer! A guest commented he thought it was a little low, but the height is perfect for me. Well done!

This was the perfect solution to our tiny apartment. Its cute, fit the aesthetic, its collapsible, super easy to put together yourself, and has extra storage!! So many wins! Plus the price is amazing. I shopped around and this guy won. Sadly I had to sell it cause I moved and couldn’t take it with me but it was amazing while we had it. It only took me like an hour to put together by myself one night cause my hubby had gone to bed and I was too excited to build it. 10/10 would recommend

This is a frequently used product for me, as it's essentially my main centerpiece table. It's super convenient that I can fold up or fold out sides as needed. That way, when I do have guests, I can simply double my table space so there's room for everybody. And when I need extra floor space, I can just close both sides so it barely takes up any space. This is especially important since I live in a studio apartment, and I can really stand to save all the space I possibly can.Building went quite well for me, though I don't usually have problems even with stubborn or rough furniture assemblies as a whole, so your mileage may vary. But the overall quality definitely leaves something to be desired. The material is on the flimsy side, and it doesn't feel like it'll stand up to rigorous use for long. But it hasn't broken on me yet with light but consistent use, so I'd say it's well worth what I paid (~$150). If you can get it on sale for even cheaper, I'd absolutely say it's worth it. That being said, you get what you pay for, and if the fact that it folds up won't specifically be useful for you, you might just be better off grabbing a normal, more sturdy table.

I looked at a lot of reviews for space saver tables and went with this because reviews said it was solid, and it didn’t disappoint. I was a little worried when it arrived because the box arrived severely damaged, but the inside packing was good and not a scratch on it. It’s a very high quality table, very solid, has some storage space and is nice looking. It took about 3 hours to assemble, mostly because I took my time since it was a gift and I didn’t want to goof it up or damage it. I do have a suggestion, directions indicate you can use a screwdriver or a drill, don’t use the drill. The screws are a little cheap and easily stripped. Nice thing though, they provided extra screws. Using a manual screwdriver will prevent that from happening and the finished product was great. It’s a little heavy, but that’s because it is so solid. It has wheels with brakes, so easy enough to move around and lock into place when needed. I would highly recommend this if you are looking for a space saver table that is high quality and not too hard to assemble.

We loved this table's look and concept. As for putting it together, we were grateful we found a YouTube video and could slow it down. The included instructions actually left out some step. We used this for a birthday party for a crowd and then a nice Thanksgiving dinner for 2 a few weeks later. That was last year. It collapses and fits into a nice storage space next to the fridge. We kept glasses in the bar area below it (again - great concept, just be careful wheeling it around We probably only used this table 3 times. Today was the 3rd time and it broke. My husband and I were eating and he apparently put too much weight on it as he rested his arms while we were talking. We were stunned when the half the table top just popped up. He's actually a skinny guy and he feels terrible about this. I've included the pics. I am sad we did not use this very much as we have a bad habit of eating at our desks. I do recommend this table but not as long-term furniture and I caution you to be gentle with it. Maybe you can get a year out of it. Maybe it's good dorm or tiny apartment furniture or if you rent a room somewhere. This is still a GOOD buy.

It took a little bit to put it together. But perfect for small spaces.