Square Patio Table

easy to assemble solo. the metal feels sturdy and doesn't scratch or scuff easily. it is fairly light weight, might worry about it in a bad storm, but I have it attached to a oversized umbrella base that holds it in place well.

Looks great, easy to build, will be interested to see how it does over winter but for the price you can’t beat it! I get lots of compliments on it!

The sides of the top gap a bit. But overall very sturdy and versatile table for our screened porch. The seller offered good support for a small issue we had with the fit of the top. We were able to adjust it with their advice. Really liked working with this seller.

We had a glass table until we went outside and fund it shattered in a gazillion pieces. We are very pleased with this Sophia and William table that we ordered to replace it. It looks so sleek with our red patio chairs.

Great value, easy to assemble and just right for entertaining a dinner for eight or as a buffet table. Quality is excellent.

Packaging- The packaging for shipping was terrible. The blister pack holding the hardware was open on two sides. Most of the hardware spread everywhere and and many were missing for the build. The pre-drilled holes are iffy in regards to if they will line up cleanly and allow the table sections to be flush with each other. The mid leg brace was bent.Assembly- It was pretty easy to assemble. I needed a second person for the mid leg brace (to hold it in place) otherwise fine by myself.Sturdiness- Meh. It will hold dinner but I'll be careful to move it with two people and not drag it anywhere so I don't tweak the metal. Certainly wont be practicing any of my sweet WWE moves using the table.Looks- it is OK looking, The sections don't sit quite flush which annoys me. The center ring also isn't flush, so the cap sits a little funky but it will do..... and for the cost it's fine.My "Why Tho?"- There are four drilled section towards the center of where the four sections meet. They do not instruct you to put screws through there for extra strength, per instructions, and don't have hardware to do it (or at least I didn't but that could be because of the open blister pack problem). Seems like it would be an easy way to increase stability and strength. I grabbed some extra screws to tighten that area but the misalignment of the pre-drilled holes resulted in all but one of the sections not quite aligning and requiring re-drilling to fasten together.

Looks great!

Easy to put together and we are happy with quality and the way it looks on our deck.