Anyone else have problems with the table just coming apart? the hardware under the table top tore through the "legs" as they are just press board.
1541343
So far, no. But it will depend on how tight the installer made the bolts originally---you cannot over-tighten those things. Being press-board, the wood just does not hold well. And it depends on how rough the kids treat the table. You can always get the "real" thing---wood--- but you pay more than double. Press-board is just chips of wood glued together and it does come apart over time---damn Asian crap.
1541344
I've had the set for over a year and had no problems. It gets used everyday. I would contact the manufacturer if not under warranty.
1541345
So far the table is holding up just fine for my little one. Had it for a little over a year now.
2146220
I bought and installed the legs for someone else a long time back. It seems they allowed the table to lie on the floor with the outer rim touching the floor. They were more flimsy than the original table legs, which had previously collapsed, possibly from someone trying to move the table with too much weight on it.
383683
I bought mine a few weeks ago and there was some minor damage to the package, but not to the table inside. I think it is difficult to avoid damage when shipping such large and heavy items. I would give it a shot anyway as this is a terrific table.
967790
I have mine. The legs broke when putting it together, but have the clear plastic that goes around it is brand new.
102255
If you haven't stripped them all try threading them completely then removing and putting on table. They aren't drilled well. If it's stripped completely maybe try a larger screw?
1704760
This table is made of real wood and is quite sturdy - one piece of advice though, if you purchase it - get some expanding wood glue (i.e. liquid nails, etc). It could have been user error on my part but when I put the table together, there were some gaps very tiny gaps (out of sight) where the legs meet the top that caused the table to wobble a bit. I was able to put some expanding wood glue in there and haven't had any issues since.
1936007
I am sorry to say that I sent it back. Never even got to try it out. the reason is that some of the screws that hold the legs to the underside of the table were striped as the holes were also larger to show that it could be a problem. So sorry and good luck..
464580
Not really. I bought this table last June, and I've had issues with it. I contacted customer service, and they offer no help , even though they offer 5 year warranty. I had to purchase a new table last week. Very dissapointed. I've had another table for 15 years and it still works. Will not buy from this company again. Veronica M... Business Owner & Therapist
912108
Find a plastic table, mine sounds pretty good on it but that was before unfortunately mine is not working anymore it won't last long.
266097
Make sure you have installed each leg footing properly, plus the midbrace that comes with it. My table is tight, balanced and perfectly functional. Good luck!
2223487
My table didn't have that problem. It's level and works wonderfully. Perhaps you have a defective one and need to exchange it.
656461
Defective may be too strong a word. I was one of the drillers but it was an easy fix and I could not be happier with the table. I stained the top medium brown and I painted the legs with blue milk paint. It looks great.
1817200
To be honest with you -- I have not lowered this table -- using it by window as a bar table. I previously ordered 2 other tables like this one and had trouble lowering it and didn't want to have any problems with this table. I will contact you there is an update.
969117
Judy, Each of the four table legs are held on with a pair of nuts that go over studs in the leg that pass through a corner bracket. Each nut requires approximately a 1/2" open end wrench - supplied with the table but a good quality open end wrench is more comfortable to use. The legs can be removed fairly conveniently although it involves wrestling with the table. For myself I'd throw the nuts in a ziploc or equal bag and duct tape it to the table or just run them loose onto the legs once they are removed. Like most tables of this construction the legs loosen up over time so actually disassembling them and reassembling then results in a tighter assembly. This is our second season and I can see that somewhere down the road I'll probably epoxy the studs which are threaded into the legs to make them more secure. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Cliff
614641
I had no such problem with either of the 2 tables I ordered (at separate times). You may have to exchange yours. Mine are 1 piece and there's no way the glass could be separated from the table. Sounds like a defect by the manufacturer to me. But I know you'll love yours if this problem is taken care of.
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I would sugguest buying a different bed with sturdier wood. We had ours for less than 6 months my 4 year old and wife sat on it at the same time and the frame and head board piece snapped in half. Sorry hope that helps
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Other than checking the legs. The levelness (?) of the floor is key. My table is quite stable even on a slightly rough surface. You might want to find the best spot for the table. If the table is unstable on an even surface, it might be defective. I wish that I could help further. Good luck.