Lightweight but sturdy little table. Perfect addition to my living room decor.

This side table was easy enough to assemble and I quickly found out it physically fits in a nook in our living room.Originally I was going to take back one of two living room end tables that wound up in our main bathroom, and replace it with this metal side table. After assembly and being that this table is slightly narrower, slightly higher and metal, it made me think twice, and to keep it in the living room.We have an ancient like antique, like illegal to repair or replace (in CA), with the same, in the crawl space natural gas fueled house heater. Where heat comes out of the back to back grates on a common wall between the living room and hallway, and on their floors. Not only is this highly inefficient, dangerous and costly to run, none of the rest of the house get's heat unless fans redirect the heat, and it takes up floor space, and the thermostat is in the hallway, and it's about 12 away inches from another wall, and yes we are renters. I digress.In this corner space where the heater is I've wanted to put an end table, because the arm of the couch butts up close to the heater and there's no place to put down your drink, or snack, or breakfast. Not only is there room for this table due to its' smaller foot print and with the higher leg length and metal, I have no issue placing it near the heater.There's room enough in this dead zone corner space for my torche lamp and now this table. Do I feel lucky, yes I do. Not only do I have a place for my coffee, I've been running a fan from this corner, on the floor, to try and push the heat into the main part of the living room. I found that without a fan the heat crawls up the wall, goes across the ceiling and goes back down the opposite wall where the front entrance or door is. It beautifully heats up the only space that people go in and out of, and that lets cold air in and the hot air out.Being metal not only can I put a small fan on the table, I also have a magnetic fan that can attach to the under of the table, leaving room for my coffee.I'm not saying this table will fix any or all of the problems you maybe working with in life, but screwing together two pipes to makes the legs and screwing in the three legs into the table top, then placing it upright, it's worth a try, it just might work for you too.Nothing can go up against or near the heater in the living room because, well it's the heater.

Super cute little side table that I plant on using as an upscale plant stand! It’s easy to assembly. You can do it based on the pieces alone although it does come with an instruction sheet. I like the all metal construction & the love the basket weave design of the round shelf top. The bottom of the 3 legs are rounded which makes it a bit less stable than flat feet & it also makes it impossible for me to add felt pads to protect our hardwood floors, so I’m opting to use it in our sunroom which has tile floors that won’t get scuffed

Item looks exactly like picture and was easy to put together… the problem is it is very lightweight. I intended to put on covered porch but I think it will knock over easily with any wind. It’s a bit low for a side table but price is right… and has nice style. Recommended for lower to ground, light needs.

This OhuaCason side table is surprisingly stylish and functional! The top tray is very pretty with its scalloped edge, and the legs provide a sturdy base. It was very easy to assemble. The legs themselves have a wider spread than I expected, so over all it has a wider footprint. I considered using it as a side table, but I actually ended up using it as a plant stand. It works great for that! Definitely a versatile piece, and you can't beat it for the price. Good buy!

A very cute and useful table. It's pretty casual, so it's definitely better suited as a plant stand.Although I got it to use as a table when I do art shows. Love that it breaks down and hardly takes up any room. The tripod design means it's stable, and the raised edge keeps my phone and drink where they belong.It's lightweight, looks fine and definitely serves my purposes.A great little unit, reccomend!

OK, if I’m going to have to assemble something, this is the kind of assembly I want. Lol. Each leg is two pieces that you screw together and then you screw the leg into the bottom of the table. I can hardly even see the seams where the two leg pieces connect. The table is very pretty with a nice finish. It’s lightweight, but really quite good quality. I’d really like to use this on my patio, but it says indoor only. I wonder if there’s such thing as spraying it with some waterproof sealant. Anyway, it’s a very pretty and could be used to hold a lamp, plant, beverages, decorative items. It’s very cute.

I originally bought this as a cute little table for my reading room to hold my coffee and water while I read, but it ended up being perfect for my ever-growing fiddle leaf fig tree! It’s super sturdy and looks great. Assembly was a breeze — even my 5-year-old watched me put it together and said, “Wow mom, that looked super easy!” (It really only took about 5 minutes.) I love how versatile it is, and I’m already thinking about getting a few more in different colors for my other plants. For the quality and price, it’s totally worth it!