Rustic Cedar Log Square Table

While the assemply instructions are fairly straight forward, I did have some difficulty getting the table absolutely square. The instructions warn that you need to be careful about this, but its not all that easy. Also table must be both glued and screwed and the gluing is a bit of a mess. My biggest complaint was that several of the wooden cross members were split so quality control could use some improving. You will need to give the table a light sanding with 220 grade sandpaper ( I used my palm sander.) Once evenly sanded, it stained nicely and I expect I will get quite a few years out of the table. It's a very large size for a cocktail table.

I bought two of these. They were easy to put together and look great outside. The wood is cedar so soft; therefore avoid using a hammer to put together.

Wonderful little table, good, sturdy material. Just right for the screened in porch to sit around and have snacks, play cards, etc.

Received table in good condition, but no hardware to assemble, that was sent a week later. Easy to assemble, base seems sturdy. The top boards were not put on evenly so some stick out a little on one side and a few stick out on the opposite side, I hope some sanding will fix that. The wood is very raw and needs sanding all over, especially the legs and connecting posts. I like the primitive rustic look and it is a nice size for a coffee table, not sure why it"s listed under dining tables. Overall I'm happy, but I think it's a bit overpriced for what you get. Did not rate durability only had 2 weeks, gave construction 2 stars because of misplaced boards on top.