American Heritage Chairside End Table with Drawer 23.5" - Classic Living Room Table with Storage Shelf, Bedroom Nightstand, Black

This end table is perfect for small spaces. As you can see from the picture the fit was perfect. The table measures, 23 3/4 inches/length x 11 1/2 inches/width x 24 1/4 inches/height by the top of the table. Very easy to put together. It is very sturdy as well as stylish.

I needed a little table to go next to my couch in a narrow space. This works perfectly. Looks nice, and was pretty simple to put together. All the pieces fit together well. It comes close to matching in color the other end table in the room. I like the drawer, it is small but has room for my remotes and a few other items. Shelves are handy, too. All in all, I am happy with the purchase.

We wanted/needed a small table to go between a couple of chairs we keep facing our woodstove, and this one definitely fit the bill: Not expensive, but looks reasonably good. Sturdy, but not so heavy it can't be moved easily. Not sure what we'd use the drawer for, especially since it isn't very large or deep, but the middle shelf is what we wanted in terms of a place for stowing the butane torch we use for lighting the stove and a few other odds and ends. Plus a good table height for a drink or mug of tea.This one is a basic wood-laminated pressboard-type table, and we went with the cherry color. As far as assembly goes, it was fairly easy and depends mainly on four screws (bottom shelf), wood dowels, and cam fasteners. The instructions were also clear enough, but I would make one modification, and that's *not* to place the middle shelf in the lower/back legs assembly until you're ready to install and fasten the front legs. The reason being, the wood dowels themselves aren't very sturdy and if unsupported, the shelf could flop one way or the other and snap them off. (Needless to say, if you have someone assisting, they could hold the shelf steady while you prepare the 2nd set of legs and help with guiding the pieces together. Me, I did it solo, so this was my assembly adjustment.)Other than a screwdriver, the table came with everything needed for the assembly, including an Allen wrench and also a small tube of wood-glue (purpose not mentioned in the instructions, but I figure it's for if you do make a mistake and break a dowel) and a wax color pencil, presumably if there are any minor scratches. Didn't have any issues with either of these, so they proved unnecessary.Anyway, the completed table looks quite nice in front of the woodstove. We're looking forward to using it.

I had a very slim area to put nightstands around our bed and these are great. They were easy to assemble and give enough surface space to accommodate necessary nightly placements. The little drawer gives it a more traditional look and will accommodate things like pens and paper.

It assembles easily. It looks nice and seems sturdy.

This little table, white with woodgrain top, was exactly what I needed for a space next to our loveseat. It was not difficult to put together for anyone who's a little bit mechanically handy and who takes their time. An allen wrench is included with the table and directions, but a Phillips screwdriver was also required.During the assembly process, I accidentally significantly damaged the bottom shelf. It was either try to repair it myself, or contact the company. I filled out the simple online form on the Convenience Concepts website where you can request missing parts and explained what happened.They immediately responded by advising that they would ship a replacement shelf right away, which they did, at no cost to me. That kind of excellent customer service after the sale is impressive these days.This is not a line of "fine furniture," and is not meant to be. But the assembled piece is sturdy, with no gaps in the seams, etc., the finish is attractive, and I would recommend this table to anyone looking for budget furniture. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another piece from Convenience Concepts.

Overall, I have a nice, functional, small end table now that I am done. Only after what was a problematic and frustrating assembly - caused by misfit parts and incorrect hole drilling at factory. First, let me make my skill level clear - I am an experienced homeowner and handyman. I have renovated my kitchen, bath, and finished basement, assembled all types of cabinets and furniture, and have even designed and built my own furniture in my wood shop. I have a complete array of hand and power tools - not your typical person who might otherwise have to deal with putting this simple piece of furniture together - rather what "should have been simple" were it not for misdrilled/misaligned holes.First of all, the holes for wooden dowel pegs (the type of wooden pins normally used for cabinet construction) were way too big and instead of the pegs having to be gently tapped with a hammer to drive them into their holes (with a spot of glue), they were sloppy and loose. Instead of the pegs/holes aligning the parts and holding them in place during assembly, the parts wobbled and needed to be held by my wife while I set the other parts in place - making what should have easily been a one-person job into a two person task. I had to square the parts with angle and tee squares and clamp/strap them until the glue dried.Second and far worse, the pre-drilled holes in the bottom shelf (which had tapped metal inserts designed for mating bolts) were not aligned with the pre-drilled holes in the legs - they were 1/8"-to-1/4" out and the leg notches cut in the shelf prevented me from aligning the holes. After several failed tries (and the resulting "teeter-totter" table when I tried to force the holes into alignment), I wound up just drilling new holes and using my own wood screws - instead of using the Allen-head bolts which were supplied with the table. Again, I would not expect a non-skilled person to be able to work this all out and assemble this table out-of-the-box.Yes, the end result is a nice, sturdy table, for a very low price. However, instead of taking a half hour (as it should have been), it took 2 hours, several tries, and eventual modifications to the assembly. If you are expecting easy assembly, this is NOT the table for you.

Easy to put together and good finish. I wanted a slim table for beside our couch.

I love the size and sturdiness of this table but I was a bit disappointed in the colour. Ordered espresso and thought it would be darker than it is but still liked it.

Lovely table. It was well packaged, instructions were clear and it was simple to put together. I am pleased with my purchase.

Loved that it is narrow enough to fit between our 2 Lazy Boy chairs in a small space.

bon oroduit pour ordinateur,et photocopieuse et petit tiroit pour crayons et agraffeuse ect petites choses.