Leick Home Sibley Coffee Table, Solid Wood, Slate Tile Details, Bottom Display Shelf, Easy-Assembly, Living Room, Rustic Oak, 38 in x 20 in x 20.5 in, 10058

This coffee table is quite tall compared with what I'm used to, but it fits my needs perfectly. I am using it as a stand for a big TV and sound bar. The table is very sturdy. It is a dark wood, finished nicely. Very heavy for a coffee table. I like the slate. All parts were there (and one extra "foot"). It was easy to assemble, but a hint: to put the legs on easily, get the table together and turn it upside down on a carpet or something that won't hurt the top. Put the shelf on (remember to put it upside down on the upside down table so both tops point down); put in the little metal holders and level them; turn the table back upside up. This just makes it easy. Even puny I can do it! The table feels and appears to be very sturdy. Functionality: It would be a good coffee table to fit with a good sized couch. I have antique furniture which was made for smaller people, so the coffee table would not work well as a coffee table with my furniture; it would be too large. But it is perfect for a large TV; the stand will fit and the sound bar will fit in front of it. And I still have the shelf to fill.

This really is a beautiful coffee table. Emphasis on solid wood – – very solid, no composite materials whatsoever. Also, it comes in four pieces, with eight bolts… Took about 10 minutes to assemble, and very solid once assembled. Really quality materials. It came very slightly damaged, but Amazon gave us a discount, and we kept the table because it’s not worth the hassle of trying to return it, and we love it! Buy with confidence.

Received today and put together quite easily. Color is more red than stated but pretty. More like a cherry color than medium oak. We noticed it has a slight crack at one end of table top but it appears solid and sealed. Not worth dismantling and returning but a little disappointing.

I am very fond of Leick furniture. This is a large heavy table that is well made. I thought the assembly service was a bit expensive but there is no way I could have wrangled it by myself. Looked easy to assemble though it would be better to have two people doing it so if you have some string, handy friends you can do it yourself. It really is a beautiful table and replaces my very aged old coffee table.

A nice table. Not so much cherry coloured. Solid wood, and sturdy. A tedious task to assemble since 8 of 12 screws only allow half turns. Hint, use fingers to turn screws where possible. The inluded square head wrench was difficult to insert into the screw heads. Replacing those with hex heads, or Phillips screws would offer a significant improvement in the ease of assembly. Inspect all pieces before asembly. Regrettably, I didn't until after the 30 minutes of assembly and then discovered damage to the top which must've occured during shipment. Not a manufacturing defect.

Ordered x2 of the 12” wide & 25” wide Mission End Tables w/ the Mission Impeccable Coffee Table. The coffee table arrived damaged & cracked, & Leick only offers returns, not direct exchanges. The 12” end tables arrived in good condition, & come with washers/lock washers, but the listing is a lie, they’re pressed wood, not solid. Overall good value for price, sturdy enough. The 25” end tables arrived undamaged, but one has faulty drawer tracks w/ bearings falling out & gets stuck or falls out entirely. The second end table didn’t come with a hardware pack to put it together. They are pressed wood like the 12” but despite being twice the size, they don’t come w/ washers, & the soft wood causes the bolts to sink into the wood with little resistance, I had to add washers of my own. Waiting to hear back from customer service on if they will send new drawer tracks & a hardware pack since they do not offer exchanges, only returns. This is only mid-level furniture but at the price of $200+ per end table I would expect to at least receive hardware & a working drawer.

ive had my eye on this coffee table and matching end tables and when i saw the price drop over $140.00 for the 3 items i jumped on it and im glad i did.i like mission style furniture and they fit in my living room perfectly.there easy to assemble with 8bolts per table i needed help with the coffee table assembly just because of weight and length.rthe coffee table had slight scatch on edge but touch up pen took care of that,no big deal.great buy.

The table arrived broken. I’m kind of handy so I got my gorilla glue and some clamps and got to work. Note that the table may be “solid wood,” but it’s pressed board. Some screws were loose and some were missing altogether. I finally got the table set up, and I was most disappointed that the drawers do not have runners. They just flop around when you open them. At the same time, and totally to the contrary, I bought the Leick end table, and it not only arrived safely, but the drawer has runners. I now know why the end table cost more than the coffee table! It’s all about the quality.

Great table with drawers nice color.

I love this table. It is very solid, easy to assemble and it is the perfect size for my small living room. My only complaint is with the packing as the bag containing the bolts and washers was open and all the parts rattled around in the box, breaking up the styrofoam! The parts were all there but my house was full of tiny pieces of styrofoam!

Product was nice design but poor quality finish. Poor quality control in construction and finishing. Quite a bit of damage in shipping. Would not recommend this product.

This table looks more expensive than it is. It’s very sturdy and a perfect size for a relatively small room. I’m very happy with it. It was well packed and did need to be put together but it was a simple (though heavy) job.

The finished product meets our expectation and we are quite happy with it. As part of the assembly however the lower shelf needs to be installed with the table upside down and very little detail provided in the instructions. During this process the weight of the shelf broke two legs away from the table unit as the screws were not able to hold it together. After reattaching the legs with slightly longer screws the unit is now very solid.