Side Table Height Adjustable End/Bedside Table with 4 Wheels for Sofa Bedroom Living Room Office, Coffee Tables for Small Spaces, Stable, Heavy Duty Iron, Rustic Brown

This table has to be assembled but it is easy, obvious really looking at the picture not too many parts. Very useful, for the cups of tea, and a meal to save sitting up stairs a large table. Easily adjustable. Books on the bottom shelf, to hand.

Brilliant product, exactly what was needed for my nan, easy for her to manoeuvre when sitting and easy to put together

Delivered in expected possible time.boughy as essential ideal practical use,more the reason can adjust it to height suitable and space saving,equipped with wheels makes it portable to move whenever necessary. Good quality ease of putting togeither. Bit flimsy if height upper table set,but holds no real pressures.elegant look of vintage style. Just provides stability source.sure it may stand test of time.

Excellent

Very fiddly to assemble, especially the wheels which were hard to screw into place. Once assembled it looks nice and the lower shelf is good for heavier items. However it could not be raised as high as we had hoped, and did not fit across my mum's bed. The top is not very sturdy either and if you press on it, it dips slightly so not safe to put a tray of food on. Good as a side table.

Easy to assemble, I love the adjustable height, I use it for my computer keyboard cause I can move it back and forth when I need it with it having wheels on. Room for my mouse pad and mouse too.

Easy to assemble, Sturdy and beautiful, great gift for my partner.

I bought this as it did not have two vertical posts (or rather two sets). I have a quite expensive one a bit like it, but I want it to move under and over the couch to keep a keyboard and mouse on for use with a computer. The ones with two sets of vertical posts tend to not be long enough, not go over the couch enough. This measured just right. It's not difficult to put together, but the instructions aren't really clear on which direction to put the boards. You can figure it out as you only have two boards and handful of screws. Next, because you don't have two sets of vertical posts, it's wobbly. No doubt about that and I wouldn't lean on it, though a light bit of pressure (like wrists on a keyboard) is ok. It looks nice, definitely and for the price it's worth buying, as long as you know you won't be setting heavy planters on it.