OKD48" Farmhouse Lift Top Coffee Table with Sliding Barn Door,Rustic Center Table with Hidden Storage Compartment,Lifting Tabletop and Adjustable Shelf for Living Room,Office,Dark Rustic Oak

HEAVY which is not a bad thing....but delivery guy could not get it up my stairs or even tell me it was sitting out on my stairs in the snow. I had to wait til I got my daughter home to help me get it up inside.Otherwisetook a few few hours to put it together and needed my husbands help to hold things up. BUT I knew this was going to be awesome when I got it together. Instructions were easy to follow. SO sturdy and such beautiful rustic color. Love the barn doors and all the storage it gives me. The popup top table option is so cool. Lets me work easier on the couch :-). Nice smooth movement of the top when closing it...you just need to lift forward with two hands and let it close by itself. Don't force it it will go with the hydraulics. Just love the details.

I'm not a proud individual. I've owned "put together" furniture all my life. You can find value in this type of furniture if you take the time to look. This is a good example.No, it's not real wood. But everything on this thing is heavy duty. From the closing mechanism to the door hardware.If you've owned this kind of furniture before then you know how you have to treat it. Use coasters. Placemats or a cut down table runner help a lot. If you set a frosty glass of lemonade down on this and walk away we'll ..... You're gonna be sorry later.I read reviews where parts were missing or damaged. Every single part was there, each part marked clearly and they even included some spare hardware as well. Believe me, some manufacturers don't, they just don't.Ok, the instructions were perfect. I put the thing together by myself even though they recommended help, especially when it comes to the top. It's heavy. I think the whole thing is over a hundred pounds.If you buy this and you get to the part where you attach the top your gonna say liar liar pants on fire, no way you put that on yourself. And I say Nay Nay ! I did so. My wife was sick and she would have been no help anyway cause she's as fat and old and decrepit as I am.I shoved a 1 inch thick board under the hinge and wiggled in two screws on each side and it was winner winner chicken dinner from there.I know it can be difficult to buy furniture sight unseen and just have a picture to rely on, but it really is a beautiful piece. The pictures provided by the seller are pretty spot on at least for the reclaimed barnwood design .The doors..... Fit perfect and slide well, not all janky and loose.If you can't tell by now I'm pretty happy with my purchase.Oh, last thing. Little tip. Don't over tighten those cam nut locks. I went all hulk Hogan on one and twisted it off inside. It was a pain getting out and severely cut into my beer drinking time.June 2025: I have an update that may be helpful to you in the care of your coffee table. it's POSSIBLE ( I don't know how likely) that during use of the sliding doors, especially if you have children, that scratches can occur in the area below the guide rail between the doors. This is caused by the screws that attach the upper hinge to the top of the door on the backside.Placing a small piece of gorilla tape or duct tape (you can find it in black if you look and it won't show anyway) on the head of each hinge screw will prevent the scratches from occurring. If they have already scratched your table an easy fix is to go through your kids sock drawer and find an old brown crayon. It does a dandy job of filling in and hiding the marks. My great grandkids like the markers instead of crayons and so I tried one as well and it worked fine.

It's perfect for what I wanted. Love the lift top. It was easy to put together, Im in my 50's and did it myself! Instructions are easy to follow. It is wood-like, not actual wood. But its beautiful, it looks perfect in my space, nice and big, as long as it holds up!

Many of the reviews I read state that they would like the lift direction for the table top to be opposite so the doors can face away from the couch into the room and the top to lift toward the couch. If you assemble per the directions the top will lift toward the doors which will “hide” them on the couch side.To resolve this you have to make a few changes when assembling:1. When attaching the legs to the end pieces, you have to do this in reverse. Install the legs for end piece 14 onto end piece 13 and vice versa.2. When installing end pieces and legs to the main unit, do the opposite the directions show you. Install piece 13 where it shows 14 and vice versa.3. When installing the table top, rotate it 180 degrees.If you assemble with these changes the top will then lift toward the back of the unit and you can then face the doors to the center of the room and have the top lift toward the couch.As far as quality, it is an average unit for this price point. Parts fit together well and it seems solid. The top does have to be raised with both hands as stated in the directions or else it will not lift evenly. The wood veneer appears to be good quality and the finish does not look fake.Overall, for the price I’d say it is a solid buy and worth it.

This is a beautiful addition to my living room. It was very easy to assemble and is of great quality—nice and sturdy. I was thrilled to find the matching piece for my TV stand.

Don’t get me wrong, we love this coffee table and the lift top has served us really well acting as a dining table for many months until we were able to get a real table BUT it does have some pretty big and annoying drawbacks. For starters, assembly wasn’t fun, very time consuming. The pieces that hold up the shelves were not designed very well, they fall out easily and cause the shelf the be lopsided. If you need to move/slide the coffee table, the sides or end pieces of the table can easily get separated just slightly and you have to push it back together. Overall, very aesthetically pleasing and the lift top was very functional for us but the quality of the piece as a whole is lacking.