HOMCOM Height Adjustable Bistro Table Pub Bar Square Table Stainless Steel Top Aluminium Edge 60 x 60cm

This is great little table and good value for the money paid. It arrived really quick too. Just be careful when leaving it outside though if your using it in the garden like I am. Although the table feet and the upright support tube are made from aluminium the one drawback to the table is that under the stainless steel top it is a composite chipboard material which swells up over time if left out to the elements of damp and rain!I speak through experience from a similar table I owned in the past. As the wood expands with the water seepage it swells and distorts the top of the table. I plan to put this in the garden shed when not in use in the garden. If you don't have a dry place to store it make sure you put a waterproof cover on it when not in use. If you follow these few guidelines it should last you a considerable time. After all at £34.00 its hardly a 10 year investment we're thinking about here although I have seen the same table on other sites at £60 upwards!

Good quality product, but higher setting rather unstable.

My hopes were not high when I read some of the reviews and then saw the beat up and torn box delivered. Inside were assorted parts - some bent and not fitting together and absolutely no instructions of what to do. I attempted to build what would be a very shaky table, without success. It was complete rubbish. Not even worth returning, so it went in the bin. AVOID - I wish I had

Good quality table, easy to assemble and use.

Usual cliche of poor instructions. It's not height adjustable as you need to take it apart to change the height. The table is supported by a metal rod that runs up the middle of the base and at full height consists of two rods poorly screwed together; that is, it is a very unstable design. I've had to push it against a wall to make it usable, it definitely wouldn't work as a stand alone table.I might take it apart again and put it back together with just one rod so it is at a lower elevation but that is going to defeat the purpose of why I got it, so I'm not pleased.If you do decide to get it be warned that the base is a bit sharp and make sure to take a spanner (not included) to the top bolt under the table top. Also, be warned that the table surface is terrible for fingerprints and will need wiped down regularly.

For 50 quid, it looks pretty good, and i actually left the blue protective film over the silver tabkletop, as it looks really great in this light blue film finish (99% of people will remove it, of course).The problem with the table is that it is only held upright by two VERY THIN interconnecting threaded rods, that sit inside the larger tubular pole that houses them. As such, it simply doesn't remain totally still. Admittedly most people will buy this as a drinks table, so it won't matter too much, as the table is largely left 'untouched' apart from when picking up a drink.I, however, bought it to work on full-time, as i hate sitting at regular table height. Much prefer bar-top height like this.So, the height it perfect if you like a taller table. But, if you type on it, like i am now, just be aware that it is permanently wiggling side to side by about 1cm.Bottom line, perfect cost to value ratio for a drinks table you're not looking to touch too often.But it DOES wiggle noticeably if you're looking to rest your arms/ type on it.A shame, because the size is decent and it looks good. With just a bit more care to make it totally rigid, this table would be a 5/5, not the 3/5 i have awarded it.But once more, for 50 quid, it's an acceptable standard and looks decent.Finally, just be aware that it is NOT adjustable. Rather you have to pre-decide one of two heights. I of course went for the maximum height, and yes, it DOES come to 110cm, as claimed.

Looks great with the stools

It just fit into a corner in kitchen enabling me to place the microwave on it.