MM MELISEN Wall Mounted Folding Table, 23.6"L x 15.7"W, White, Space-Saving Design

I live in a small home so finding a table that could be unobtrusive was key. This wall unit is absolutely perfect! It is a bit of a challenge to put together on the wall by yourself, as you have to screw in the mount after it's been assembled. I would suggest pre-drilling your wall holes before you put it together. Make sure you use sturdy anchors for both the table and the "legs". It folds down nicely and doesn't look like it is an eyesore. Very sturdy and can hold a good bit of weight .

My husband bought and installed this so that I would have a place for my instant cooker. It was too tall to go under my cabinets. He just attached it to the end of the cabinets and it works wonderfully. It doesn’t take up a lot of space and is extremely sturdy, we needed something started because the instant peppers are quite heavy. I don’t worry about it holding up the weight at all.

using this in my kitchen for fold up cooking tables. at menards the oak wood to make a table slightly larger than this is about 95.00 (this assumes you have a table saw, planer, drills...) plus the cost of hardware. so this table here comes in under the cost of a DIY build.this table however is less than 1/2 the weight of a similar construction diy table. i mention this to convey that this is a light weight product, probably wont hold up to long term abuse.when mounting to the wall the support runners for the legs split. the wood pretty poor grain structure and this lead to it failing under torque. it was easy to fix but none the less. be careful when you put the screws in.the included hardware was decent, good screws, good enough dry wall anchors but id recommend finding a stud none the less.the two fold out support legs are triangular and even being light weight wood - are more than strong enough for heavy weight. even with a 50lbs pressure cooker placed on it, there is zero deflection.given the ease of assembly and install - i will probably be buying a second to go on either side of my main fold up kitchen table that im building myself. in this type of scenario i think this fold up table is a decent buy for the money.

Exactly as advertised and fits perfectly in our small space. Easy to install too

The dry wall anchors that came in the package did not hold up and I had to replace those to fix the table. At the bottom part where the table was supposed to be screwed to the wall, did not have enough space to use the screwdriver properly. Overall the design was ok.

I tried to install using the anchors provided, but it was not enough support. My husband found the support studs in the wall and mounted it using Purchased anchors from the hardware store. The table is well made makes my laundry room more functional.

We just downsized to an 800 square foot house and needed a table that would not interfere with daily living. The size is great, however you NEED PATIENCE!!!!! It does require two people to install and the directions are as clear as mud. But once we battled the directions, we’re very happy with it.

It's a slick video promising a classy concept design, but the video instructions appear to show the hinge pre-installed to the table top. Nope. The printed instructions require a magnifying glass to make sense of and offer conflicting advice with a different installation sequence. So I followed the video instructions and ended up placing the braces in the wrong location. I also concur with other posters who have noted that the cheap plastic anchors leave much to be desired for a product costing $175.