Tia B.

Using this white side table on our balcony next to two chairs. Feels sturdy, and all four legs sat level without wobble.

Dario

We added this light blue two-shelf table to our small deck and it’s been great. Assembly was straightforward; the screws slip cleanly into the predrilled side holes and everything feels solid once tightened. The finish is smooth with no sharp edges, just one faint seam line on a corner. We use the bottom shelf for citronella candles and the top for snacks when we sit outside.

Elsie V.

We’re using this two-shelf table on our small patio between two lounge chairs. The build feels solid, and the four legs sit flat on the pavers without rocking. I liked that the slats on both shelves are evenly spaced, with only one slightly rough edge near a screw head that I sanded down. It’s become the spot for a lantern and a stack of paperbacks.

Sandrine

I put this by our patio chairs as a little drink station. Very solid once the bolts are tightened, and the slatted top doesn’t wobble. One leg had a tiny rough edge near the screw hole, but it sanded down fast.

Ruby P.

I’m using this light blue side table next to a lounge chair on our back deck. Putting it together was straightforward, though I had to gently tap one leg so the screw holes matched perfectly. The two shelves are great for keeping a book on top and a small plant below, and cleanup is easy with just a quick wipe down after it rains.

Clementine

Using this by our patio chairs to hold drinks and a plant. Assembly was simple; the predrilled holes and silver screws matched up well. One corner leg was a hair uneven, but once on our outdoor rug it feels stable enough.

Keith W.

Nice little table for our balcony. The light blue color looks like the photos, and the slats lined up pretty evenly during assembly.

Mitchel S.

We bought this light blue two-shelf table for our small deck, mainly to hold a plant on top and gardening bits below. The boards on both shelves line up nicely, though one corner needed an extra twist of the screw to sit perfectly flush. Once tightened, it feels very solid and doesn’t rock when the kids lean on it. I appreciate that the surface is smooth enough that glasses don’t snag or tip easily.

Hayley

I’m using this as a small balcony side table for morning coffee and a plant. The light blue finish looks smooth, with only one tiny spot where the edge feels slightly rough under my hand. Assembly was simple—four legs and two slatted panels, and all the bolts tightened snugly without wobble. So far it’s handled daily use and wiping down after rain without any issues.

Layla

Cute little table for our balcony. The light blue color looks just like the photo. All the screws lined up easily during assembly.