SUNCOO Coffee Table Glass Top with Shelves Home Furniture Clear Rectangle (Walnut)

I very rarely post anything, but I've been trying to find a glass top table with black legs that was a little out of the ordinary and then I found this.I just finished putting this together to assist in the completion of my man cave. I LOVE IT.First off, putting it together took me (1 person) between 7-10 minutes. Instructions are stupid easy, but make sure to read them!High quality glass and love the dual layer with the bottom being cloudy.The legs are a new shiny black and certainly do not feel cheap to me.If you're looking for a taller table, don't get this. My sectional is 14 feet in length, microfiber and all that jazz but it sits low to the ground. I'm 6ft table, maybe slightly taller and this table is about 1.5-2 inches below my knees. That's fine with me for this purpose!What I also loved about this is that they include a little tool for you, so you literally need nothing besides your hands.Good luck in your search!

It was very easy to put together. I was actually worried that it was too easy and it will fall apart, but my 4.5 y o boy already used in all possible combinations over the past week - he stood on top of it, curled up in a ball on the lower glass, put his legs on the brown part while eating, rested on his belly on the lower glass, tried to tip the table pressing on the top glass longer edge, etc. It survived! It has been almost two weeks now and it still looks like new after playing with die-cast cars and play-doh on it. Easy to clean too. The only thing I noticed is that the brown part is not a paint, it is some kind of foil or paper (you notice it when you put the metal sticks though it during assembly. So I assume it will not survive too long without scratches (though no scratches so far). But as it is dark brown, I already have a pencil corrector for the rest of my furniture and floor, it should not be a big issue. BTW - the packaging is great, it came in two boxes but one of the chrome tubes still had a small dent in it. I put in in the lower row so that it is not even noticeable though. Everything else was in perfect condition. Glass was packed super great.

This is a fabulous coffee table for the price. Beautiful, easy assembly, expensive looking. Im an actual purchaser. Did not get this product for a discount or freeNotes on this table; I did note that through other sellers it's different so be sure you do as this seller says in their details and buy from them as I guess they're the original seller (from what Ive read when researching this table) and as such they have the table you'll want if you're wanting tempered glass and the look of this one. From what I read some of the knock off sellers difffernces included not getting tempered glass (this one does have it) and the glass bottom is different colors like black or darkened glass. This one is clear top glass and bottom frosted glass. The pics seem to show clear top and bottom but it's not but I like it frosted on the bottom.This table is So beautiful and easy to put together. Looks expensive but as you put it together you will see how easily the legs will chip or tear (laminate) so be careful as you put it together. Once together the legs are tucked in enough that they should look like real wood forever and hopefully it get scratched. Mine was slightly damaged when I got it. A small ding (I note that below and added a pic ). Not enough to return and it's still gorgeous so I'm keeping it.Tips on assembly. When putting it together the glass isn't labeled but the big piece is A and small piece is J. So you start with big piece of glass upside down (use the box so it won't scratch up) so you can put the long bolts in to the embedded caps or posts. Note: When putting legs in be careful because you punch the holes out so do so maybe with a pencil or something first don't just jam the bolts in as the laminate tears and may tear too big.So with big glass down Put the D part which is a chrome cap thing (see my pic) so that the chrome post rests in it and flat piece is against glass (or wood) It didn't detail this that flat side is against wood or glass but it's probably common sense for many but I wasn't sure st first so I'm making note in case anyone else wonders too. Basically you put the cap down flat side down. Next put bolts in to large glass four corners emrbedded caps and screw in (just a few twists with your hand). Now Put the four chrome posts or legs on and then caps again go on (so caps both ends. Instructions didn't show this ). Then slide legs on to bolts (again being sure to picture carefully through laminate) .Repeat process with cap and post on both ends on frosted glass with frosted uglier side facing you. Now to tighten it all down you put the soft washer on the bolts then metal washer then nut and use the little tool to tighten. I was careful not to over tighten but just hand tightened so it wouldn't break glass. Bottom glass is not tempered glass. You can see my pics of you have questions. I took some close ups so you see the posts and caps. I hope this helps. It's really we easy. Just a few things weren't labeled so hopefully this helps.It's very sturdy. Very lovely. Glass is nice and thick. Rubber feet on bottom. I got walnut color which is perfect for darker furniture setup. Matches my mission style furniture. Comes in two boxes. One has legs and attachments and other has the two pieces of glass.I'd give this 5 stars if the wood (laminate over ? Particle board ) didn't damage so easily. You can see in my image a little ding it got in tranport which is ok but if you touch it the paper comes off so I'm waiting till I find a walnut color filler pen till I touch it again. I think they should include it since nice it's so easily able to pull off or scratch.I hope this review helps. I tried to cover some of the questions I read others had and anything I also questioned as I assembled it. I paid just a little less than $80 and do recommend it at that price.* you may be able to find real wood later and assemble it with real wood legs. It's just two drill holes through each leg. I'm sure that may be expensive though but for the carpenter in the family that may be an easy fix if you want this table to really last and look beautiful. The glass with embedded posts is worth it even if you did decide to do that later.

I did previously have a positive review, but after a year I can't do that. The brushed metal cap that you see under the top glass plate is extremely cheap. Mine broke into 3 pieces somehow. That cap is what holds in the bolt that keeps the entire column together. Since the cap is broken, the bolt can't screw into it and has fallen to the floor. The whole table is unstable now because there's nothing holding the corner column together. The laminate on the wood also peels off.

Bottom glass arrived broken. Notified seller and they quickly went into action, sending down a replacement.Table looks great, looks just like the picture....only down side, the bottom glass is too thin and brittle. Seller needs to work with manufacturer to make the base glass just as thick and sturdy as the top one... for now, excellent customer service skills, gorgeous product!

Sleek and elegant coffee table. Easy to assemble and no issue so far

Looks great. Smaller than expected. The wooden legs are very cheaply made but serve their purpose. The glass came with scratches and so were the legs. I recommend them as it is a cheap but great looking coffee table that can make a room look nicer. Just don't expect great quality and expect some scratches during shipping.

Excellent coffee table. Very sturdy, looks like a high dollar table. It's a bit small but that's my fault for not looking over the dimensions. But regardless I still love it. I wish they made square end tables to match.