Side by Side Comparison of: Lifetime

Good and useful desk. My classmate recommends this to me. Quick shipment and easy for one girl to open even I need to use my shoulder when set the height. Large enough for me to put my two laptops or one big laptop and my painting equipments. Not too heavy if you want to bring to other location. Five stars.

We ordered 4 of these tables in June for our Farmers Markets. I was thrilled to find foldable, adjustable, and low enough to put coolers on top of them. On the tables we were using, people practically had to stand on tip-toe to look inside the coolers. Using these tables for markets is much harder on them than just putting them in a child's playroom--lots of set-up, heavy weight of the ice chests on top of them, toting back and forth, etc. But 3.5 months later and they are still going strong. They have a carry strap --easier for me as a woman--as I can tote one in each hand--which I can't do if I have to carry two in my arms. I will also say that while we do put table cloths on them for the markets, the surface has proven to be less scratch resistant than other tables we have used as well. Last note: Delivery was super fast. I could hardly believe it. Highly recommend this product.

Retracted my 1 star as amazon sent me a new table and returning it back wasn't difficult. I just left the damaged table on the porch and ups picked it up. No costs! Perhaps 4 stars are the best but i am not a strict consumer so 5 stars provided.Original review - I have been faithful amazon customer. This is the first time i have been disappointed big time! My table is defective on the first go. Two of the metal bolts on two legs (on same side) didn't pop out and click. Now, i don't know what to do with this worthless junk? If i place anything, the two legs might slide and become shorter.Returning it would cost me a good transport charge i guess. I cannot afford to order new one. Thoroughly disappointed student :(. Not changing my review unless they send me a new working table without any hesitation. Thanks, Kedar

I have a smallish room for multiple activities - home office; sewing; crafts; and sometimes it also needs to be a bedroom for visitors. I bought this table for crafting projects. I like it because:1. The size (4 feet) doesn't take up too much space, but it's big enough to be usable.2. It's reasonably stable - yes, there's a slight wobble if you try to make it wobble, but I won't be doing anything that requires a rock-solid surface.3. It can easily be folded up and stored when I want to change the room into a bedroom.4. Best of all, the leg braces are designed in such a way that I can put plastic drawer units under it. I have two units from the craft store under it. One is 15"w x 15"d x 23.5" high. The other is 12"w x 15"d x 24" high. No drawers are blocked by the braces. There is enough space between the two units that I can roll my desk chair up to it and work in perfect comfort. (See my photos.)5. I was very happy to see that the legs are gray, not chrome, since my drawer units are gray.I have two other (smaller) tables made by this company, and I like their quality. Very satisfied!

Best crafting/show table ever. Height adjustable and folds in half for transport. I bought 2. I love them. I will buy 2 more unless you all beat me to them.

These are awesome. Easy to carry, easy to fold, easy to store and fits in a small car easily for transport. I love that i can use the table at multiple heights. I bought two and use them to support a GCC Expert 24 cutter.

Bought this table as a lego play table for my son and I. It's really a very nice durable table and light-weight with a good solid feel to it. The table top itself very slightly textured. I placed this in the corner and spread the legs of the table out to reduce the wobbly effect because its on a rug and I read other reviews saying it was a little wobbly. If you position it in a corner it's not wobbly at all. I'm probably going to purchase another one of these in the future to go along side this one to build even bigger sets if the price doesn't change too much.

I'm very pleased with the sturdiness of these tables. I was concerned about quality when ordering online, but I was very pleasantly surprised. I was even able to use this as my sewing machine table for 6 months until I got a sewing table, and this table didn't ahale all over with the machine movement.

I use this table as a computer desk. I have a hard time thinking of this as a table anymore because to me it's a desk. It holds a large laptop, a mouse, a pencil cup, a calculator, cell phone and 1 stack of papers while still having room for my elbows as I type. This table is sturdy if not abused and it is easy to clean with just a damp cloth. There is no assembly required. Upon receipt all I had to do is adjust the legs to a comfortable height. The quality is good and I can see myself using this table daily over the next few years.

Perfect for me. I purchased this to use as a fabric cutting table. Its perfect for this at its tallest height. Small enough to stash behind the couch when not in use in my tiny appartment.

My wife has been using one of these tables for over a year and loves it. She wouldn't let me have hers so I bought one for myself. We have no complaints.However, based on some negative comments regarding this table being hard for one person to set the height of the legs, I had to see for myself what the problem might be.Yes, if you lay the table upside down, I can see how one person might have problems.LAY THE TABLE ON ITS SIDE.Unfold the legs.I propped the table on its side and rested it against a sofa.Sit, kneel or squat with your back to the underside of the table. Get in a position where you can mash a button with each thumb. While holding the buttons, extend the legs using your knee or foot. If you're physically unable to do this, there's another simple way. Tie a cord around one of the cross pieces of the table legs and tie the other end of the cord to something else. A doorknob or chair or sofa leg will work. Now, just mash in two buttons with your thumbs and pull the table top gently back and the legs will extend and lock. Do this with both ends of the table. It's not hard.While laying in the floor all contorted with my legs around the table legs and cords tied to furniture legs, my wife walked in the room."What in the world are you doing?" she bemoaned."Writing a review for Amazon."She shook her head, walked out of the room and closed the door behind her.

I wanted to get a table with adjustable legs because I use tables for product photography. The taller legs make it easier to shoot the products. I also disply items on these tables. A taller table means the viewer does not have to bend over so much. The table is definitely well constructed and uses quality materials. Set-up is easy. The table is relatively light compared to solid wood/particle board tables.Recently I had to place a 200 pound object on the table, an aquarium filled with water. The table never groaned. No bowing or creaking. I am completely satisfied and recommend this table.

I really like this table! I needed something to set my sewing machine on in my small 1 bedroom apartment. This is the perfect size for a corner of my bedroom. My 3 drawer wheeled cart with all my sewing utensils fits right underneath the table when it is in the middle position and that is a perfect height for sewing. The table is sturdy & doesn't wobble or creak when I sew. This will also work very well for when I have company and need a dining table. The only drawback with this table is that it is impossible for one person to adjust the leg height alone. I live by myself, so had to ask a neighbor in my apartment building to help me, which could be a hassle. Otherwise, it is a fine table of good quality. I really like the non-skid surface, too.

This table arrived today and it was what I expected since I had seen it before at a friend's home used as an extra table for the kids. It is 4'x 2', adjustable heights are 24", 29", 36" as described. I took away a star because there is a small dent in the middle of the table where it folds in half. This is a little strange since it came in a new unopened undamaged box. It doesn't bother me enough to return it though.

I bought this as a laundry helper - folding clothes and such. Had a hard time opening this table. Zero information in box ? WTH? Got out a flashlight looking through the opening trying to figure out what has the table closed so tight and how do you open it. Finally just said to heck with it and got a large flathead screwdriver and popped it open. Lo & Behold a metal rod clip. A very seriously strong metal rod/tube clip. You could have made the picture of the table on the box half the size and put a piece of paper, ANYTHING, to tell me how and what was keeping the table closed !! Anyway, table is open and perfect for the job. I am not sure if I should feel like a genius or an idiot right now.

I'm reviewing Lifetime Table 4428 with the folding table top.Pros:This table has 4 features that are hard to find in one table: a folding table top, 36" height, small footprint for storage and a decent price.Good height as an outfeed table for my 7491RS table saw.Highest height 36" is perfect for projects where you want to stand.Folds up for storage.Carrying strap.Not too heavy for short distance carrying for a 62 yr. old male.This is a great table for a 'weekend woodworker' who needs to store everything away at the end of the project so his car will fit in the garage again!Cons:Only 24" wide.Surface has a slight texture but writing with a gel pen and paper are no problem.Not contractor quality nor durability but good for many home uses.Not for heavy items like engines. Not a sturdy workbench.Not easy to open for a weak/elderly person.Tricky to open and close but this technique should help:Pull it out of the box, stand it on end and place the hinge side on the floor.Use a large screwdriver to pry open the end opposite the hinge. Reason being the plastic clip holding it closed is very tight until it wears a little.Once opened, tip the table on its side edge and extend the table top and legs until they lock.Look for one red plastic clip under the table surface near the hinges. Press it to lock the table top open.Now stand the table on its legs. It will be real low.To raise the table you need 3 arms, 2 people or this trick:Put your foot on the cross bar that connects 2 legs to each other.Press in on the 2 silver pins that pop out of the side of the legs and at the same time push down with your foot while lifting with your hands. The table will rise one level.Do the same thing to the other end of the table.Repeat the process until you achieve the desired height. There are 3 ht. settings.====================Another con: The table wobbles side to side at the highest setting but I have a simple cure to make it sturdy:Buy a cheap 2x2 stick of lumber for a couple bucks. Actual dimensions: 1.5"x1.5"x4ft.Cut a notch in the center of each end of the stick to these dimensions: 1" deep by 1" wide. I used a scroll saw.With the table at its highest setting, pressure fit diagonally the notches between the 2 cross bars at ground level. Then slide/center the stick perpendicular to the cross bars. No screws or bolts needed. The stick will force the legs apart and reduce the wobbling. If you are unable to cut notches in the stick you might get by just using a 47" stick. See photo of notched stick.

Agreed with other reviewers that it is a little awkward to adjust the legs by yourself, though I just flipped it so the top was on the floor which made it marginally easier. If you have two people it's really easy to adjust the legs. I haven't put it up to top height yet because I don't have any reason to. Bought this to replace a 6' plastic table that we were using as a craft table - when we rearranged the room, 6' was too long and blocked the door. This is a good middle ground and provides enough space to hold some junk and a sewing machine. Does rise slightly in the center but that seems to be a typical fault in this type of table. Much heavier than expected and slightly difficult to get it into my apartment because of the size/shape of the box; once out of the box it's much easier to move around since there's a handle and other places you can get a solid grip on it. One of the nicest features for us is the leg shape - our previous table had cross-supports under the table which made it sturdy enough to hold 500lbs but meant I couldn't push things under it very well. This one isn't going to hold the weight of two adults, but I can put a rolling cart and a cat litter box under there and still have room to sit and sew.

Bought this table for my 6-year old twins to use as a computer desk. The adjustable height was a selling point. As they grow up, I shouldn't have to buy another table for a long time (hopefully). It's not going to have a lot of weight on it, and it seems quite sturdy.I dropped 1 star because of the awkwardness of raising and lowering the height. It really needs 3 hands to adjust each leg. For our use, it's not that big a deal, but if we were using it as a picnic table or something, it would get annoying really fast. You have to drop the height to the lowest setting for it to fold up cleanly. The integrated carry handle is really nice.

I am disappointed in the sturdiness of this table when extended to its full height. I needed a table for crafts that could be extended to countertop height. Some reviews indicated this table was NOT sturdy at its full height. I decided to give it a try and ordered anyhow based on reviews that said it works for a craft table. Reviews are correct; table is NOT sturdy at its full height. My husband is going to do something to stabalize the table. Currently the legs are against the bed in our guest/craft room which makes it sturdier. Otherwise, the table is great. Size is sufficient for my craft items and still have room to work. I do not use this table for my hand-operated embossing machine, however, I can use the paper cutter without problems due to shakiness.

Adjustable in height, fairly sturdy and kind of portable if you have a bigger car (does not fold in the middle). Gives you a nice 4-foot surface for ...stuff. Set-up is a little rough as it only has the spring loaded buttons for adjustment, so extending it can take a little work since the buttons are on both sides (2 arms, 2 buttons, still need to extend the legs), but it works well.

Nice that it folds up and can be stored easily. It is not heavy and that is problem. You need to put it next to a wall so that it won't topple over as it is light-weight and a slight push could sent it falling. With a wall as a backup, it is a nice extra table for whatever.

I've been using this as a computer desk for the past month, and given its low price, it holds up pretty well. I'm using it at its highest height setting, so there is some wobbling, but that's a given, since the table is made of plastic and so cheap. If you need something temporary, this is a great option at the price.

Table is decent. More sturdy than I expected, top is just slightly textured, size is perfect for what I need it for...it does not fold in the middle, as some of the other models do...I needed it for my niece to do large puzzles on, so the fact it does not fold makes puzzles easier. 2 major complaints: 1. as others have said, it is difficult for one person to adjust the height. 2. Amazon packaging was awful...buy elsewhere, if you can. My package arrived torn apart, open at both ends, holes in several places. The areas on the table that were exposed because of torn packaging have marks on them. There was no protection for the item in the Amazon packaging; the table is just too heavy for the type of packaging they used.

I use this table for sewing and crafts. I use it at the top height, and love that I can stand or sit on a bar stool and work comfortably at it (I am 5' 4"). It is well made, and I had no trouble adjusting the legs by myself. I also like that it is a compact size, since my sewing room is tiny. If I am cutting through layers of fabric and have to bear down hard, it does wobble just a tiny bit, but it's not been a problem. (I have it set up on carpet, so that may help.) Buyers should be aware that, because the edge of the table top is beveled, the flat working surface is a little smaller than 24 x 48. I have a 24 x 48 cutting mat, and the mat edges do hang over a bit. Again, I've been able to work with that just fine.

Has worked fine for about 9-10 months since purchase, with once a week use for laundry. However: to extend the legs to full height either takes 2 people or serious body contortions (I'm not exaggerating) because both pins on the legs have to be pushed in as the legs are extended or contracted (ie, you either need 3 hands or you pull/push with your chin, foot, or leg). Obviously not an issue if you'll always leave the table at the same height or have two people to adjust it ... but its rating gets knocked down anyway because we're talking about a simple table, not advanced technology. Another minor ding: even when the two leaves of the table are "locked" together into a single flat surface they'll sometimes separate into two slightly tilted surfaces (pivoting at the center hinge) when the table is moved, making it just a little unstable in these situations.

I think I will really like this table...when I figure out how to open it. There are no instructions, and I'm reluctant to force the mechanism. The picture on the box shows a carrying handle.Maybe it's inside the folded table. Lifetime.com never heard of this model. I will continue to dink around the site to find some useful information so I can set it up. Eventually some family member or friend will help.I already own a 2x4 ft Lifetime table that doesn't fold in half. It was easy to figure out without help.

It sets up easily and seems sturdy and level. It's not hard to adjust the height, even alone, and it appears that there are actually four height settings, not three as listed.It's a good table, although I think I would have preferred it if it were solid white and not speckled.Edit (9/2/15):I'm changing my opinion now on this table. I've gotten a large computer monitor that I put on top, and typing or using the mouse caused the entire thing to wobble. I've checked and found that it's not the fault of the monitor, so I've come to the conclusion that this table is not as sturdy as I thought. I'm considering looking into returns, but if someone has an idea on how to fix this, please share.

The "locking mechanism" holding the two halves of the table together in the center is VERY flimsy. This means that the table tends to pop up in the middle after set-up. Moving heavier items to the center and lighter items to the sides helped get me through my art show. Before the next show I'll want to install some sort of latch or lock from the hardware store. Aside from that little design flaw, the table isn't very sturdy in general. I do not recommend buying this to hold heavier items such as warming trays/large drink dispensers or ham radio equipment. I bought two of these tables; one was much sturdier than the other so there are obviously variations in quality control. Someone else may have a different experience.Still, it does fold up and has a handle for easier transport. And it's actually pretty good for the price point (depending on how much I have to spend on hardware to hold the two halves of the table top together!).

This had to be one of the worst tables I have ever had to set up. To raise the table you must simultaneously press and hold a button on each leg with each of your hands and then pull the table up with your third hand. If you dont have a third hand then you are sh*t out of luck and you have to keep the table at toddler height. If you do have a third hand then you can easily raise the table to the fully extended wobbly height. Other than that the table surface is nice.Update: Im adding 2 more stars. Ive now gotten better at pulling up the legs by myself (although it is still very difficult and frustrating) I just do it very slowly as to not get mad, but the table wobbles at its fullest height. Decided to keep because the price cant be beat.

It's a great little table. I appreciate the height adjustment and the compact portability. Unfortunately it has a little more wiggle than I'm comfortable with. I was pairing it with a bar height dining table to seat and extra 3 people. In that capacity with glassware and breakable dishes upon it, just makes nervous.If it were braced against a wall, or housed plastic ware, I'm sure I wouldn't be quite as concerned. I'll be returning this particular table and opting for the Lifetime 80161 model. Though it doesn't fold, it too is height adjustable, but features a different leg/base design that I hope is sturdier.PS...the best way to adjust the height of the table by yourself, is to lay it on it's side. You can manage the buttons with your hands, and gently nudge the legs (one at a time of course) with your foot.

Good table but the other reviews are correct about difficulty if you're trying to change height of table alone. I have since seen a table at big box store that has a much better system for extending the legs.

Oops, smaller than what I thought I was buying. Also not that stable. I've used these tables before and they're pretty durable and solid. For the same price, Costco and others have the larger size available.

I needed a workbench and used to have one like this before I moved. I thought, for the price, this should be a pretty good portable table, but it's kind of awful. Super wobbly, and makes me nervous to use whenever I have the power tools out. Missing my old table very much right now and have to look into finding a better table. For other purposes I'd say it'd be OK but not great. The wobbliness is really bad and I know better tables can be found elsewhere. I say save your money for a better table.

My first table came with a very noticeable dent in the corner. The replacement process was very simple and my second table came within a couple days. The 2nd table came with a dent in the corner also, but it was not near as bad as the one in the first table. I decided to keep it for fear the 3rd table would likely be dented also and may be worse than the 2nd. I like the sturdy adjustable legs and this table is perfect for my preschool classroom. It's a good table at an excellent price, I'm just disappointed I could not seem to get one without it arriving dented.

I wish that I could give this table 5 stars but it certainly falls short of its advertised description.First off I was disappointed after reading in the description the bio about the company being a Utah-based company so I assumed from the description that the table would be proudly made in the USA but in fact it is just another Chinese import.The other claims that I find ridiculous is that in the item description it states that this table will hold up to 850 pounds of weight I mean are you kidding for I purchased 4 of these tables from Amazon and I had set my miter saw and table saw next to each other on one of the tables and all together these two items weigh less than 100 pounds and when set on the table the table became very unstable and so the claim that this table will support 850 pounds is laughable.The other main issue I have noticed is that the table has 3 adjustable levels for you can set this table at a low level at 22 inches or you can set this table at 29 inches which is a standard height for a table but at the highest level which is 36 inches which is a countertop height at this height the table becomes completely unstable for just the slightest touch from either side causes the tabletop wobble greatly making it absolutely useless to put anything breakable like glass objects on it without almost guaranteeing things will be knocked over and broken for the table appears to be stable enough for general use at its lowest level setting of 22 inches or at its medium level setting at 29 inches but I don't recommend anybody using it for any reason at its highest setting of 36 inches.Even in the description on Amazon for this table there are several inaccurate descriptions for it shows the pictures of the feet of the table but this table has completely different feet then what is shown in the picture in the description and there is even a typo where it describes the material of the table and it lists it as being made of wood.I was hoping that this was an American-made product given the bio from the company being based in Utah but I guess I should have known better.I think this table is good for general usage like having an extra table for having extra people over for a barbecue to have an extra place to sit down to eat for this is my main purpose for purchasing them just as long as you do not try to put this at its highest level which as I had stated before becomes very unstable.

The table is very good. It is sturdy. I like the adjustable height. But, the first table arrived with a very badly dented corner. I returned it for a replacement; and Amazon, true to their word, replaced it by the next business day. However, the second table also arrived dented. It is only slightly dented in one corner and slightly dented on the middle of one side, so I will keep it. But, it comes in a cardboard box that is about 1/2" larger all around then the table. There is no Styrofoam on the corners--no protection other than the flimsy cardboard box. Because the table is of reasonable weight, it seems unlikely it could arrive without the top being damaged. In the case of both tables, the box had broken open before arrival. The table is great. The packaging does not do its job.

Well, the table I received arrived broken. But that was actually okay since it is very wobbly and not nearly strong enough. Amazon was very kind to issue a full refund without any hassles at all. Can't recommend the table but Amazon is terrific!

Good points: Table folds in half with the legs inside and a canvas handle makes it as easy to carry as a briefcase, albeit a heavy one. Height adjustment is useful.However the one I received did not have a flat surface when set up, it was high in the middle where the hinge is. The parts didn't fit right. Also it was wobbly enough that I didn't trust it to hold items of any value. Small folding tables will never be perfectly stable, but this was bad even for the type. I returned it the next day.Either I got a lemon or this doesn't deserve the 4.5 star average rating it currently has.

Came in the mail with an opened box and damaged. Clasp is missing underneath so when the table is upright, it slightly arches. Also covered in hair. I wiped it down with a clorox rag... gross.Other than that, the adjustable height is perfect...

This table looks good, but is not what I expected. I have borough for party same size table from my daughter, but hers is much stronger they paid same price and it locks well. My after opened if you pull it, it goes out of shape bump in the middle like it could close not secure and weak. Also to change the setting to lower or higher you need 2 people very inconvenient, many time if you are preparing to use if you are alone is a big task, I did by myself by trying to push up with my knee, not easy to do that.

First the pro: sturdy when set up. Cons: Has a carry strap but the table halves do not lock together so unable to carry without the unit popping open. Locking mechanism on hinge only locks on one side so if you try to pick up the table after set up, it will buckle in the middle. One side of table top is not smooth. Looks like something hot was placed on it and melted the plastic top. Lastly, it appears that the one I got was a "return" although it was sold as new. Not the first time this has happend to me with Amazon. It is too difficult and costly to return so I will just keep it or donate to Goodwill.

...... and the height is right, its portability is right, its not too heavy, its nice and compact when folded up, and it seems to be made of durable material. But, it is tricky for one person to set up and it wobbles back and forth, about 2 inches each way, from end-to-end, and unless you have something of substantial weight sitting on the fold in the middle of the table, it tends to like to pop up in the middle. If all that works for you, you're good. Because of its height, it did save my back on a project, so I'm keeping it, but I don't like it.

I received the item very promptly. The shipping package was not damaged at all, but the table itself has a noticeable 'crease/dent' in the corner; which appears to be a manufacturing/warehouse issue. Unfortunately, I needed the table this week and won't have the time to return/replace it. Also, as stated elsewhere, you need three hands to adjust the height.

Came with multiple large dents.Will still work for my purposes, but these need to be packaged better.

Very wobbly when extended to full height. Not very wobbly when sitting at the two lower positions. Also, both the ones I ordered arrived with crushed corners.

This table would be fine if it didn't wobble so much. The height adjustment is nice, but at full height the table is just too unstable to use for anything. Also worth noting is it comes in a thin box with zero packaging protection, so all the corners were smashed in and a dent in the side of it. Would have returned anyways regardless of shipping damage. I'm unable to use an unstable table, so I'm printing a return label.

I like the concept but my table has a dent on the corner and is quite wobbly. It wobbles 3" from side to side at least. I could live with the dent, but not the wobbly. It makes it feel like whatever is on top would be unsafe if it was bumped. Thankfully Amazon was willing to return it!

The table is sturdy and the option for three different heights is nice, but it is incredibly awkward and tedious to set up. For someone who is doing a lot of events and needs to set up and break down the table quickly, using both hands to push in the knobs (three times...) and an awkward knee or shoulder to pull out/push in the legs just takes too much time and coordination. Plus, once the legs are finally pushed all the way in, they don't stay locked very well so I end up doing the whole two handed shoulder push again once they've popped out while loading into the car. Will be replacing with an easier set up.

Very unstable laterally.In addition, mine might have shipped without an additional piece. In the folding part (center), one side has a red clip which locks it in place. There is a space for a similar one on the other side, but mine has none. This makes it all too easy for it to fold up into itself. Very annoying.

it was dented

I received it last month but didn't get to use it until yesterday. It's very unstable when used at its highest option. That's the only reason why I bought it because I'm 6 foot 1 and I needed a tall table. Not stable at all to me!

Not impressed with this table. Too flimsy.

Seriously though, who designed this? Let me explain my frustration... To setup this table you must use your left and right hand to hold in the little pins on each leg. Then, with your THIRD HAND (maybe this table requires evolution to kick-in before it becomes practical) you have to push up the middle up to extend the leg. Also, don't use this at the beach, sand clogged up the "leg holes" within a few uses.

A big groove is on the desktop and makes the surface uneven!!!!!

This is a cheap Chinese knock off. Don't buy. Go to Costco and get the real deal.

Listed as Very good. Product too hard to open and put push in buttons behind bars. A 2 person job unless you're very strong. Also received with dents in both sides of one end. Packed poorly and dents may have come from faulty packaging. Photos taken for seller.

This came with a huge gash in it.

I returned this table. On the lowest setting as a child-height table, it seemed stable. However, at the other two heights, the table wobbled. I intended to use this table at the middle setting, as a craft table for my grandchildren who are ages 5-10. The table was not sturdy enough at the middle or high setting for children to use. Disappointed.

If you want to use this table at counter height it is a total P.O.S. Very unstable at high position. Contacted manufacturer and got zero satisfaction. Evidently, lifetime means a lifetime of frustration.

The table top wasn't even, had all kinds of undulations, totally useless table, sent back for refund.