Lift Top End Table with Charging Station, Mobilizable Narrow Side Table with Storage Shelf and USB Ports & Power Outlets, Vintage Nightstand for Living Room, Bedroom Small Spaces

Easy to assemble and makes the perfect addition to my recliner. The top and hidden drawer are for me and the shelves on the bottom are ideal for my cats to lounge on.

Didn't take long to assemble and is exactly what we were looking for

All-over sturdy-feeling, and the mechanism seems heavy duty. Power outlets work. Assembly done in maybe 20 minutes?Got this to use as an end table, ended up using it by my adjustable bed. The table top in raised position is at the perfect height and location when you have the head of the bed upright. Just be careful what you leave on it; the lifting mechanism is stiff and you'll knock things off if you try to lift it with stuff on it.

It’s not IKEA, but not bad build quality. I was surprised how well the holes lined up. To us, it is decidedly smaller than we thought looking at the pictures, but the dimensions are accurate.If you try to put it together their way, it will be more work than necessary. First, don’t use their toy box tools. Recommend an electric screwdriver/drill with clutch, and a real Allen wrench set that you can hold like a wrench and turn the “KM” bolts. Why in a minute.I built the legs portion first. Leave all screws and bolts loose till you get it together. When you go to attach the cross bars with the KM bolts, the bolts are too short as noted in other reviews. Using my Allen wrench set, I tightened to its basic stopping point, then torqued the bolts a few more turns with the wrench. That bought me probably another 5 threads by drawing the two metal pieces together. Was sturdy when done.The two hinges are very stiff at first. I sprayed the pivot points with Teflon lubricant spray and flexed them back and forth a few times before I started to attach them. They work fine that way.Assembling the top, hinges, and drawer sides their way is ridiculous. You need to stand on your head, and can probably only tighten the screws with a ratcheting offset screwdriver. I built that part separately. Attached the hinges to the side pieces, then put the top upside down on a table and attached the the hinges to the underneath of the top. Very easy. Then take the leg portion, set it upside down on top/hinge assembly you just made, and screw together. Piece of cake. You have to wiggle the side pieces a little to line up the holes, the hinges will twist them a little, but they fit together correctly. And just be sure to slide the bottom of the drawer into place before you screw the drawer ends to the sides or it won’t be able to fit in. Then screw in the wheels, turn right side up, and screw the drawer sides to the drawer bottom. Add the electric box, and done.Final comment, also a repeat from others. With the electric pointing up, the drawer isn’t deep enough to plug in something like an iPad charging block, then attach the charging cable without bending the top of the cable connection over. Cable won’t last. I added a short, like 1 foot, power strip to connect that.Hope this helps.

Don’t let my 3 stars on the ease of assembly misleads you. These are pretty simple to put together after you skip some on the instructions that comes with the units.We bought three of these and the first one, it took my wife and I both to assemble, following the directions. The second and third, I put together 95% by myself. I had her hold steady for the last bit; however, I could have managed on my own.The instructions are to build bottom up, which is fine till reaching the top “box”. I found due to the tight space, the best way to assemble was ship the box bottom until the end. Lay the pieces out as needed, watching the orientation of the box and its bottom.Sliding the bottom in last allows it to stay out of the way when putting the bolts into the metal frame, especially where the spring tension arms are concerned.The outlet and USB charting works great, and these look fantastic. Very practical for what we wanted and current living room layout.If I had any complaint, I wish the middle shelf did not connect to the middle support bar. And rather there were multiple holes available to raise and lower the shelf as needed. I understand why it is the way it is, the current setup keeps the hardware from being on the edge of the shelf, thus giving better strength and support.

This product tries to work for the customer. The instruction booklet is far above average in quality with color photos and images are of adequate size.The problem is that for some unaccountable reason, the parts list shows just one of a key part: the "Upper iron tube" listed on page 6 of the parts list and packaging details.But it becomes obvious as one proceeds through the assembly and in the picture in page 9 of the instructions that TWO upper iron tubes are required. The screw holes in the "iron feet" and in the corresponding drawer board align to fasten to a second iron tube and the appropriate fasteners are included.But, clearly, this wasn't an error on the part of the individual packing the box. It appears to be an error on the part of the person who composed the parts list. Does no one check these things?I see the product is no longer available at Amazon and there is no link to contact the Seller.It's too bad as the mission part is not something one can pick up at one's local hardware store, although it is not inherently something what would be a very large part of the items overall cost.

Perfect for a side table next to the bed and it has wheels that work too. Oddly satisfying this table. It has storage, a mobile flat top and two shelves. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a small nightstand. It also has a plug in and usb plug ins inside the storage compartment. An excellent buy.