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HomeFurniture & DécorFurnitureDining Room FurnitureDining Room SetsWinsome 34342 Basics Drop Leaf Kitchen Table with Ladder Back Chair Set |
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18 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Drop leaf table Jan 06, 2009
By D. R. wilson
When I ordered this table to have some extra seating on Thanksgiving, I was afraid that it would come in a dozen parts, along with a million screws and pages of instructions.
Well it didn't.
The table was already assembled, and I only had to place the legs on with four screws.
It is great looking, even without a tablecloth, it was sturdy, and would look great with any decor.
This was a great buy.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 I'm Impressed! Jan 19, 2010
By J. Bono
"Amazon Addict"
I am thrilled with my new table! It arrived in great shape only two days after I ordered it. I had a little trouble putting the legs on because I am 70 years old and partially disabled. Any younger healthy person will have no trouble putting this neat table together. I strongly recommend this product. I also recommend that if you buy one, be sure to mount the legs after taking the tape and cardboard off the bottom of the legs. Then make sure the gate part of each section is properly placed on the outside of the wooden "stops" on the bottom of the table top before screwing in the bolts. You don't even have to have tools; everything that you need is in the box. The only problem is with the instructions. There are only crude drawings to follow. It would be helpful if the manufacturer would provide a few assembly hints, such as the one I outlined above. Now I need matching chairs!
14 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 If it weren't damaged before it arrived, this would have been perfect for the money. Jun 25, 2008
By NW
When I opened this table to assemble, it had already sustained damage in the factory--one leg had cracked and was plainly (and somewhat messily) glued back together, and there was a crack on one of the leaves. The factory had also failed to drill through one of the guide holes for attaching legs to tabletop, so I had to finish that up myself in order to complete assembly.
If you get one in perfect condition, on sale, it's a good investment, I imagine.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
excellent to the holidays Dec 11, 2010
By kimberly blankenship
This item came in, in great shape. Took my 23 year old daughter 4 min. to assemble and I sat 5 extra people around it for the holiday meal. Afterwards, it is in my laundry room. Very small when folded and serves as a half circle folding table. I am buying another right now. I got it in 2 days from Amazon with Prime Shipping.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Good for its Purpose Aug 06, 2011
By Bob Brown
This is not fine furniture, but it will serve the purpose of extra seating for guests well, but with a single modification.
It is way better than a card table for extra guests. It's sturdy and I assembled it in less than 15 minutes, including cleaning up the packing material. The top is finger-joined oak with a natural finish. The routed edge is a little rough in places and the hinges are visible with the leaves down.
The one modification, and the reason I didn't give it five stars, is that the legs pivot to support a leaf or allow it to drop. There are stops to keep the legs from opening too far, but there's no latch to prevent them from being closed while the table is in use. A child could conceivably swing the legs inward, collapsing the table with the child underneath. I probably won't worry about it, but if you have small children, you'll need a couple of latches from a hardware store.
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