Product Description

9pc Counter Height Storage Dining Table w/Lazy Susan & Chair Set

• You will receive a total of 1 table and 8 chairs
• Counter Height Table: 51.5"L 51.5"W 36"H
• Stool: 17"W 20"D 41"H
• Finish: Rich Cappuccino 
• Material: Wood & Glass
• 9pc Counter Height Storage Dining Table w/Lazy Susan & Chair Set
• Chair seats are crafted in a beautiful sandy brown microfiber material
• Table base serves as glass and wine bottle holder
• Table top features a built in 24" frosted glass Lazy Susan
• Assembly required

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20909 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: visiondecor Furniture

Features

• Modern Design
• Storage base

Customer Reviews

Great Table, Beautiful and a Value
I was worried about ordering a table online without actually seeing it in a store first but this table is everything I hoped it would be. We were looking for the perfect gathering table that could also double as a dining table since our place is limited in size and this fit the bill perfectly. It seats eight comfortably and is great for company. The assembly wasn't difficult but does take a little time, especially since you have to build all the chairs too. The Lazy Susan is very modern and looks gorgeous. The storage in the bottom is great for wine and stemware. It is a heavy table and solidly built. Make sure you have a few people to help you carry it inside. I would highly recommend this table to anyone. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because of all the assembly required.

Good Quality, Just not fit for its purpose
*Configuration*
If seating 8 people is an important criterion for you, then this table is not going to do it. I was concerned about the size and seating from the pictures before we bought this set, but now its confirmed. There's no place on the square table to accommodate 2 people to each side without elbows knocking and plates, glasses set so close to each other, you could eat off the other's plate. On corner seats, its not possible to sit without one person's knees poking another's thigh. The most you can realistically seat is 6 people if you do 2 chairs on two of the sides and 1 chair each on the remaining two sides. With that configuration, you can move the single chairs to the middle and spread out the 2 chair side a little bit so that elbows and knees are not bumping into each other. But that makes the whole setting looks somehow asymmetric not to mention the single plate in the center is really close to the lazy susan in the center.

The center lazy susan is a tempered glass round flush with the surface of the table but positioned on bearings such that it can rotate. Its virtually useless because you cannot set the plate correctly enough so that when it rotates it does not get jammed in the wood circumference (there's a 2 millimeter gap between the wood and glass plate). A slight push and the glass plate closes this gap on one side and cannot rotate. You would have to press hard on the glass to make it rotate and it makes a noise as the plate rubs along the wood.

The square shape makes it good to put some food in the middle of the table, but creates unusable space in the corners which is wasted. Using this set with just 4 chairs might be ok, but then why would you spend all this money to leave 4 of the 8 chairs supplied out?

*Quality*
The quality and finish are very good. I like the deep coffee brown and the smooth and nice finish. The wood is heavy and does not feel cheap. The seat pads could have been better. The table top surface is definitely soft and very susceptible to scratches.

*Assembly*
The whole set was shipped to me on a wooden shipping pallet, wrapped in plastic wrap and tied down with flat plastic cords. It obviously weighs a ton and the delivery guy unloaded it off the truck and pulled into my garage using a pallet dolly. If you live in an apartment or don't have a first floor garage - good luck! I separated all the items and carried boxes inside individually. (There's 2 chairs to a box - so 4 boxes and 1 big box for the center table). The center table cannot be lifted by one person.

Setup for the main table wasn't too bad on the whole but the diagrams could have been better. There was no labeling on the pieces so you could fix things together but oriented incorrectly for the next step. I would do 2 pieces and then when time came to join intermediate pieces, I would realize they would not fit together they way I had set them up. The center table is assembled upside down and again you'll need two people to flip it back up after assembly is done.

Fixing the chairs was not hard but laborious. I did not do all of them in a single sitting. Wish fixing the seat pads was easier. There are no grooves in the pad. You just have to hold them down and screw into the soft wood in the bottom.


*Overall Value*
Bought them here on Amazon through mo-sh-ya and it was six hunderd ninety nine. They dropped the price to six hundred twenty within 2 weeks of my purchase. No response on a refund for the difference.

Having bought it, we are using the table in the 6 chair configuration. Its not too bad for the price and given how hard it has been to find something contemporary in this price range. If I could go back in time, I would definitely pay a little bit more and get something else.

nice but untested
Overall, I guess I like it, though I have yet to sit at it. The chairs are comfortable. The table is attractive. The table top bottom was split on one side near the screws indicating to me that it was weak and wasn't screwed on properly, but hopefully nothing that a bit of wood glue and strong clamps won't fix.

The storage doesn't actually fit my wine glasses as the slots are too narrow. Plus, there are no stops, so anything that does fit in there flies to the back and falls off, shattering. That wasn't a fun experience.

Overall, assembly rivaled IKEA; 8 chairs though take time.

So I suppose I'm happy with it, particularly for the price; but we'll see if my mind changes when I actually try to host people at it.