FURINNO Turn-N-Tube Haydn End Table

Great table with no tools required. Just twist the legs in.

Bought for my sons bathroom I put a basket on the bottom for toilet paper and a smaller basket in the top for his little books he likes to read while using the potty It was soo easy to build I wish everything was THIS EASY I wanted something light weight incase he flipped it over so it wouldn’t hurt em

This basic lightweight end table is made of particle board and hollow plastic tubing. It can support up to 20 lbs and is meant to hold lightweight objects. The lower shelf can support more weight than the upper shelf and placing heavy items on the lower shelf can help stabilize the table. It took about 5 minutes to assemble the end table without any tools required. The tabletop is only 13in x 13in and the legs are too fragile to hold anything more than a lamp or a few books. It doesn't take up a lot of space, and it's a good value for its intended purpose.

looks grate near my couch

very nice table. I'm using it on my balcony

It is sturdy enough for what I needed which is to hold my WiFi stuff. Problem is the wood grain printing on the top of mine has major defects which ruins the look. Where I am using it, I am not too concerned, but I wouldn't put mine out where it can be seen. I doubt they are all like this, and for the price, it is not worth exchanging.

I caught this end table on sale and regret not getting a matching pair (or two...). I don't think I was quite ready for how easy this was to set up. It was packaged well - and although I hate styrofoam with a passion, it kept the table tops in perfect condition. I glanced at the instruction book just to make sure I received all the correct pieces, but there weren't too many to begin with. The instructions looked super simple, but I didn't even need to pick it up to read it. From unboxing to assembly, to flipping the table around to use, took me a grand total of 5 minutes. The legs are hollow plastic, which doesn't feel great, but once you flip it over to use you really can't tell. The table is surprisingly sturdy and well worth the sale price (under $10). I'm contemplating getting a second one at full price to match. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who hates to, or doesn't have a lot of time to assemble furniture. It's reasonably priced, a steal when on sale, sturdy enough to hold a heavy potted plant, and looks pretty good with the rest of my metal/wood furniture.

It’s lasted several years. Good for college dorm.

If you need a small and compact table this is it. Easy to assemble no tools needed easy to turn to tighten. Holds up maybe around 10 pounds give or take. There were no missing parts.

I have mixed emotions when it comes to this product. Here are my thumbs up, and my thumbs down: Thumbs Up: It was the perfect length-width-height that I was looking for / the color matched my bed frame and night stands / it was sturdy enough for what I need it for / the price was perfect for my budget / it worked as advertised and super easy to put together Thumbs Down: It came with a little-a$$ dent on one corner ( I was able to hide it on one side but my OCD keeps reminding me that it’s there) / the pillars are made of plastic so I have to be mindful of what to put on top of it / the build wasn’t screaming “quality” but whatever I would give it 5 stars but that little-a$$ dent keep bothering me so 4 stars is all I can give this thing.