Rectangular Acacia Wood Rustic Dining Furniture Table

Very impressed for the price. Great Quality. I hope it holds up the the weather.

I wanted to post a photo of this beautiful table, after I treated it with water based Varathane Sparurthane, making it water resistant, mold and mildew resistant and UV protected. I brushed on four coats. My son had to reinstall the legs, since I put them on incorrectly, and the weren't straight. In the end it turned out beautiful!

I purchased this table for my backyard and I am happy with it’s quality and design. Assembly of the table is straightforward and the instructions are easy to follow. Overall I am satisfied with this purchase!

This review mostly covers using this table outdoors, in the ever-changing weather of the Midwest. We've had it now for about 3 months, keeping it exclusively outdoors and so far it's held up pretty well. Photos are attached with this review. I was looking for a wood table for our outdoor patio, and after an extensive search for quality/price I landed on this table. I definitely think it is a very good table for the price, however there are definitely manufacturing issues. What should have taken an hour to assemble took 3 times a long due to the fact the holes to assemble the support bar underneath DO NOT line up, so it's extremely hard to make that work. But if you have the patience and tools to do it - this is your table. It also came with a gouge/chip in the center of the table - but we just kept it anyway because we didn't want to have to deal with returning it. The wood is nice and seems to be holding up well in the sun, humidity and rain. We've only covered it a few times this summer, and while the wood has faded a bit, it still looks good considering we've not weather-treated it at all. If you do more weather-proofing I am sure it will hold out for a couple of Midwest summers. Teak oil will definitely help bring back some luster. We'll either store it or cover it for the winter. There is space between the slats so water, liquid will fall through. I did take a quick photo of the slats so you can see that they are probably a centimeter wide at best. The table seats six - but it's a cozy fit. The legs are a brownish/gray metal, are very sturdy and look great with the wood. Here's a quick list of some pros and cons. Pictures attached show how the table has held up after no special treatment of the wood and being left outdoors in the Chicago area for 3 full months of summer. Pros: At just over $250 and free shipping, it's a good table for a good price Looks more expensive than it is Can be used indoors or out Cons: Manufacturer's quality issues makes it hard to assemble - holes do not line up Not sure how many seasons it will last outdoors Delivered with a big chip in the center of the table

It’s absolutely beautiful, and great quality!