5-Piece Faux Marble Dining Table Set with 4 Upholstered Chairs - Counter Height Kitchen Table for Small Spaces, Breakfast Nook & Modern Apartment Dining

I purchased the 35" counter hight model and added a glass table top (sold separately) which fit perfectly.Assembly was a bit tricky with different size bolts in the chair frames.Chair assembly tips:(1) Be sure to follow the parts diagram layout EXACTLY and pay particular attention to the position of the two front legs. If set reversed, the cross suports will not align.(2) For one person assembly, use another chair or the sofa to invert the seat and align the backrest upside down and loosely attach the longest bolts -- two on left and two on right. This will give you a stable hands-free stand to finish the assembly.Also setting the length specific bolts in the wrong slots will result in slightly uneven leg heights that cause the chair to tilt and teeter.After all the bolts are loosely attached, rotate between the loose bolts to snug them up firmly. Do not over- tighten which may strip the bolt threads or crack the parts. The washers should help keep the bolts in place.You may need to check for loose the bolts regularly so keep the provided assembly tools in a safe place for later use.-Happy customer :)Nice looking chairs and table. Table top arrived damaged. Reached out to seller to make it right. Waiting to hearTable seems decent for what you pay.Chairs are a nightmare to assemble...particularly the bars that go between legs at the base. The two side bars are particularly difficult. Everything comes with solid screws and pre drilled threads EXEPT these bars. There is NO female pre drilled hole for the screws of the bars. You are expected to manually screw in the screw through the wood. I tried using a drill, but could not get the screws to go through the wood at an angle because you have to apply an INSANE amount of force to push the legs closer together while screwing in the bars. It is not a one man job to assemble the chairs.Also, one side of the side bar is slightly curved while the other end is more flat. The curved end goes against the back leg of the chair, while the flat end goes against the front. This wasn't described anywhere in the instructions. Also one is labeled for the left side and the other for the right, but I wasn't able to see any difference between the two upon inspection, unless I missed something.The screws barely make it into the wood. I tried pre-drilling the holes and that seems to help a little but because they go in at an angle it was hard to gage at what angle to predrill.. I definitely suggest using some wood glue in addition to the screws to hold the bars together. I think a screw driver and a lot of force may have actually been better than a drill in the long run, but too late now to tell :/Trying to figure out lft and right supports for chairs no paper work or labelsPerfect size + sturdy.I love these chairs and the tabletop is really nice. What I didn't appreciate was one of the chair legs was missing a pre-drilled hole. Assembled 3 chairs and then couldn't assemble the 4th. Contacted the company to ask for a leg replacement and explained why, and they were not very helpful. They basically asked if I had followed the directions and wanted a picture of what was wrong with it.. lol how can I show you a picture of something that's not there!I ended up getting a friend to drill a rough hole into the leg good enough so that we could assemble it. Wasn't pretty but it'll do. Just wish it would've come with all necessary holes to avoid hassle!Got it for my first apartment and it worked well. Did have to retighten it after 6 months but it’s cheap so it’s expectedIt was easy to assemble, it is very comfortable and very resistant.