International Concepts Table Top Solid with Wood Standard Height Shaker Legs, 30 by 48-Inch, Unfinished

Very sold table, well built, very easy assembly!

Packaged well. Easy to assemble. I used clear coat Minwax. I'm on my second coat and it's absorbing well. Another reviewer suggested finishing prior to assembly- wish I had read that earlier lol

The hardest part for me was getting the table top out of the packaging LOL ! It was packaged extraordinarily well - no crumbling styrofoam here - good quality packing material that totally protected the table and legs - these come separately so when you order this, you'll get two boxes. All the parts were there, it assembled in no time - nice to have all the holes line up and all the hardware go together so easily!

I bought this table a year ago and I still absolutely love it! So easy to assemble. PERFECT for my small space as it's 30x30. Two people can comfortable eat at this table.

This table is made from a moderately hard wood. It makes for a solid, well built table. However, I noted that one leg wobbled even after I tightened it down and I discovered that the one of the corner angle braces where the leg was attached to the top of the table was missing three of the four screws for which it was drilled. Not a big problem, but I had to go buy 1 inch deck screws to finish it. Also, I would recommend against any but light stains for the table. I used a medium stain for the top (Sedona Red) and it was blotchy. I was able to get it to look more even with a bit of work, thankfully. I used ebony stain for the legs, and it was less effective. I also bought an International Concepts night stand, which I tried to stain mahogany. That was a complete flop, so I finished it with Minwax Polyshades stain and polyurethane mixture in Bombay Mahogany and that worked well enough (the nightstand was also a good solid piece of furniture). I would recommend staining everything prior to assembly - I didn't and wish I had.

I looked at hundreds of tables in this specific size ranging from $200-$900 and eventually chose this one specifically because it is solid wood and I have a much larger dining table with this same type of leg assembly so I know it is sturdy. I was not disappointed. The table is beautiful. The color is a nice rich walnut stain that matches several real walnut mid century antique pieces I have in the same room. It is very sturdy with no wobble. Amazed at the quality at this price point. Would definitely buy again. 5 stars. NOTE: It does arrive in two boxes. The table top is shipped separate from the legs. Mine arrived on the same day, but that might not always be the case.

I bought this table to use as a desk in my bedroom. I was going to paint it to match my furniture, but it looks so good in the in the unfinished version, I am just leaving it that way. Its easy to assemble, maybe 15 minutes from when I got the box open. I was surprised how sturdy and hard the wood is, great table or desk. I only had one issue, on one of the legs the threaded posts were sticking out less than the others and I couldnt get the nut screwed on with both the washer and the lock washer, so I just left off the lock washer, not a big deal in the grand scheme of things and it doesn't affect use, sturdiness or the function of the table.

BUYER BEWARE !!! Not only 1 star but warning. When I got the boxes I noticed they had Vietnam in large print on the box. I thought that was kind of strange but went on opened it. The table top and legs looked nice. It was heavy like hard wood. I started reading the directions on how to put it together. Towards the bottom of the directions I noticed a small like warning. It said not to leave anything with rubber feet or any type of plastic on the table that it could cause a chemical reaction. To use a table cloth. I read it again and thought chemical reaction! This is supposed to be hard wood. How could that happen. It said chemical reaction!. I started checking Google furniture made in Vietnam both old reviews and more current reviews. What I found was a lot of the products that are used in Vietnam to stain furniture (especially the darker cherry type finishes) have high levels of formaldehyde in them. Other reports mentioned toxic fumes from the furniture which were harmful to animals and also humans having reactions from the fumes. Apparently this table wasn't sealed and uses this or possible chemical reaction wouldn't be listed. I am very thankful this warning made me question enough to check into the possible reason. I have also learned that furniture made in U.S. is supposed to have on label if formaldehyde is in it and if so the level used. I was impressed with how well Amazon handled the return. I do wish Amazon would begin also including where item was made in the details .