Sauder Steel River Side Table, L: 22.44" x W: 21.65" x H: 23.11", Carbon Oak Finish

Very happy with this little table to use by my chair and not have everything sit-in on top of the table.

This is well made and very sturdy

I've been purchasing products from Sauder since the laten 1980s and they have always delivered a quality product! All parts have been included and the instructions are well thought out , which is 90% of the challenge. They've even added a little humor in them, so Sauder Team, The nachos you suggested at step 11 hit the spot! > seriously a good product with good parts, maybe a little more than its competitors but the quality makes it so worth it. Great Job and keep it comin' BTW did you know that Sauder is an AMERICAN company based in Ohio? Just one more reason to give them a shot.

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Hello,I purchased two of these shelves separately to match a coffee table I had and replace some of my older side tables.Let me start by saying the item is packed extremely well, and there was no damage to anything, and I like the way they look once assembled.I would also like to point out that over the years I have put together many shelves and tables, small and large and for the size of this little tiny side table I’m not going to lie although I was going slow since I have a bad back it still took me 2-3 hours to put together. (going slow) I would say at a regular pace for someone with medium experience in assembling stuff and the right tools you could probably do this in 30 minutes or under. I was honestly surprised at how much work this took to put together. Let me also start by saying there are some pictures/diagrams in the directions that don’t quite match the parts like these little L L brackets on the diagram/picture looks like a circle/hole on both sides when the reality is one of them is kind of long and oval-ish and one is round, plus not same length so When you’re looking at the picture in the directions, it’s important that the piece faces one direction and not the other but on the picture in the directions you can tell which side is what side so if you make a mistake as it’s a 50-50 shot, you have to reduce some of the assembly and start all over.Basically what I’m saying if you have a little to no experience assembling stuff, I would avoid this or pay someone to do it for you. If you’re going to do it yourself, I would recommend getting an Allen bit and put on an electric small screwdriver. If you try using the tools they gave you it’s going to take you a long, long time…. lol I would also recommend take the time to lay everything out before assembling.Overall, it’s a nice little shelf and I’m just a little disappointed that the first one I bought was $40 more than the one I bought a week later, but I didn’t want to send it back just to save that money after I already took it apart lolit’s a nice little rustic side table, and if you have medium or higher experience in assembly, then I would recommend doing it yourself. If you have little to know, assembly experience and don’t have any proper tools, you could still do it with the tools they give you but be prepared to be sitting in front of several hours lol

This is easy to assemble, very sturdy and just adorable