Yaheetech Metal Frame Patio Bar Table Tempered Glass, Height High Top Outdoor Pub Height Bistro Square Glass Side Table for Balcony Backyard Poolside, Black

I chose this table to go with tall upholstered barstools I inherited, as the height is perfect to allow leg room, especially if sitting at the corners. The table looks modern and sharp, was easy to assemble, and offered at a great price!

Easier to put together than I thought. This is a great addition to our deck

Everything was as described but the directions are vague. I mean there’s not much to putting this together. But!! Make sure the square rings are aligned hole spacing wise before trying to attach it to the table.I set them on the ground, stacked them and then kept rotating and flipping (like a Rubik’s cube) until they were real close and the outer corners were matching up. You’ll see.And then when attaching, only twist the bolts on one side because you will need the other two legs to be able to move to allow the other ring to fit in.Then I tightened them all a couple twists at a time and it came together.Because if you don’t, it will seem like the rings weren’t meant for this table. LolBut I just got it all together after a few days of trying to figure out what I was missing.It’s a great, super sturdy table and perfect height for my bar high chairs. 😃VERY HAPPY!!

First off, I am really happy with this table. The value and quality are are 4 of 5 stars. It was packaged very nicely, securing the bag of bolts & tool to the inside of the box with a red ribbon, taped so as not to loose them or forget to put them in the box. It’s sturdy and looks great. It’s going on my pool patio after we finish it up!Tips: 1. There is a small piece of plastic in the top and bottom of the legs. Remove the one on top so you can screw it to the top of the table. 2. Don’t fasten the bolts all the way while putting the middle supports in place - this was my mistake and had to loosen the first one to have wiggle room.

We have written MANY times to this vendor. They respond only with gaslighting e-mails.We have described to the vendor the exact part (4 screws) using the lettering system in their minimalistic instructions. We have sent 4 pictures. We have explained in exhaustive detail that the TOP of the table does NOT attach to the legs. The 4 screws for that purpose came with the table but they are useless (as the legs will not go in the slots on the bottom of the tabletop so that the holes can align for the screws to go through).They asked us if we had the legs upside down?!? Prior to that particular gaslighting e-mail, we had already sent them a picture of the table fully assembled! There is no way that we have the table incorrectly assembled.What we suspect is that one of the markets that this product is sold in said, for safety reasons, you must have a method to affix the tabletop to the legs. In response, we suspect that the vendor then jerry-rigged a way, after the initial design, to attach the tabletop to the legs. But it does not work.We have asked repeatedly for a phone call. All the vendor does is send repetitive, gaslighting e-mails.So insulting.

Nice and tall bistro patio table. Beautiful tempered glass and sturdy table

We have two of these tables by our pool and use them to hold our Bluetooth speaker, phones and pool exercise equipment. We love them. They’re very sturdy and look great. We had just one at first and decided we needed another so I ordered a second one, and when the box was delivered it was the wrong item. I contacted the company and they were great with their response. They told us to just keep the wrong item - it was a porch swing and we gave it to our niece since we have no place to use it - because it would cost too much to return and they sent us a replacement. Excellent response and no work on our end!

The four leg retainers, at the top underside of the table are made of hard plastic. It is very difficult to insert and screw the four legs into them; this is the first step to assembly. Then, you assemble the two square leg connectors. This part is very difficult because, while connecting one connector isn't too bad, trying to connect the second one is extremely difficult because, there ends up being about a 1/2 gap between the screw holes and the screws. I got my husband to accomplish it, however, after he accomplished all screws started, and then, began tightening all screws, the four hard plastic retainers underneath the very top of the table, where you first insert all four legs, began to crack. The design and angle of the four legs and then the two connectors is not a good one at all. Thus, the end assembly leaves the table wobbly and not sturdy. Since my husband is very efficient at solving these kind of problems, he is working on how to remedy it. I didn't think a return would be accepted since the table is all together. Very disappointed in this purchase.