Tribesigns 70.87" Modern Farmhouse Dining Table for 6-8, Solid Wood Legs & MDF Top, Heavy Duty 350lb Capacity, Large Rectangle Kitchen Dinner Table, Easy Assembly

Good size for Our Six Person family...Wanted to replace our older, lighter table...The Only thing is, be certain You fully tighten the dozen or so bolts up snugly; that will pull it all together Tight.The Ends are a little Loose, but that's Nothing that a few angled 1 1/2" Drywall Screws cannot fix...It feels solid, and Love the Wooden Legs...Great Price for a Six Seat Dinning Room Table, that doesn't look too fake...Thanks, again!

It's a pain in the butt to put together, can't secure the top, so it comes off if you try to lift the table. It's formica over some sort of wood. Not what they portray it to be. I would send it back, but it's too hard to take apart! Don't waste your time or money. I will sell it and get a real table!

I bought this for a rental property. It is easy to put together (but heavy, you need a few strong arms) and very sturdy. Love the look. Great table.

Pros:-The pieces are very smooth and fit together well. I was worried that having multiple pieces for the top would cause a very uneven surface at the seams, but I am pleasantly surprised. Of course it can't rival a solid table top, but it's not too noticeable.-It feels very sturdy and has no wobble. The legs are heavy and solid.-I completely disagree with the reviews about difficult assembly. It is a grand total of 16 pieces of wood and 7 basic assembly steps. All you need is a screwdriver. It took my wife and I less than 2 hours. And I think the negative reviews about the top being loose or cams blowing out might not have realized that you have to screw the blue cam screws down after placing them in their holes... If you miss this then of course they won't pull pieces together tight. If you have ever assembled pre-made pieces of furniture before it's straightforward and uses the same hardware as everything else. Just some bolts, nuts, and cams.Cons:-The support rails under the table are quite tall. I'm thin, and when I push my chair in (standard 18" seat height), the top of my thighs are snug with the bottom of the rail. As it is, the rails are far enough in that I can still sit comfortably, but it is noticeable that I can't fully scoot in. Which is annoying. I would have preferred shorter rails, rails further in, or perhaps even longer legs to raise the table height. If you have longer or thicker legs, this could be a dealbreaker and I would advise using the table measurements to see how you would fit (my rails are 5" in from the edge of the table, and 5" tall measuring from the bottom of the tabletop).-The two middle pieces on the tabletop only use dowel pins between each other on the long seam. This means there is nothing physically pulling them together which can leave a small gap. I really would have liked a couple more spots for threads and nuts to pull them tight (the two end pieces use threads and nuts to pull tight to the middle pieces). But this can be solved by either using clamps to pull them together before tightening the two end pieces to these middle pieces, or adding a few short wood screws to pull them tight.Both of the cons are manageable, and so for the very reasonable price I give it a 4/5.

Very well made ! It’s beautiful but very heavy ! Took us two days to put together but very well worth it !

Absolutely terrible! Didn’t last even 2 months :( the quality is awful, had to use different screw to out it together and the wood started to crack after 6 weeks. Don’t waste your money!!!!

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um, definitely didn’t pick up on the fact that this table does not come with chairs and finding something to make has been so hard…