FUNDAZE 2-Tier Round HDPE Patio Side Table, End Tables For Living Room, Waterproof Indoor & Outdoor Small Table for Poolside, Garden, Navy Blue

This is a very nice table , It has a very sturdy build, not flimsy at all. It's small enough to for small spaces like beside my chair in the picture .It has a bottom shelf that you can use for putting away a book. It was easy to assemble. The bottom shelf does have a center gap between the slats and I am not sure why. It says it can hold: Top-220 lbs and bottom shelf-66 lbs and I believe it! It also comes 95% put together- only 8 screws for the legs and it's done. It is a perfect addition to my husband's nautical themed study.

Now this is a patio table! It's short at 17 inches (it stands at seat height of an average chair), but it's stout. If you don't mind your drinks sitting a bit low, this is a nice table. It's got a good size table top to hold drinks, phones, and other patio essentials. The product images appear fairly realistic for its size next to low loungers. We love the blue wood color. We could go for more patio items in this color. Let's look this table over. Assembly was straightforward, but took a bit of effort. The holes in the legs are pre-drilled, and it's good that the stainless steel bolts are pretty hefty. It's also good that there are indentions started to show where the bolts go, but breaking into that hole does take some initial pressure while turning those big bolts. Once it catches, the rest turns straight through, but it did take some muscle to get those last few turns tight. At least you know that you're dealing with hearty materials, but people without much strength in their hands may struggle. The hex key is included, so you'll have another one in your build-it-yourself-furniture tool collection, but sometimes hex keys can hurt your hand to turn. Well, it's only 8 bolts. Once the table is together, it looks real nice. The plastic fake wood that you just muscled bolts into is thick, textured, and feels like it belongs outdoors. The table does weigh about 10 pounds, so it shouldn't blow around. It looks like it will be weather-resistant, but we can't say how it will hold up in the future. We can't speak for the claim that it will support 220 pounds, as we would never put something that heavy on a small table. On a side note, the destructions did say something about not standing on it. Hmm, if a person is under 220, why not? Well, we won't be trying that anyway. It's a sturdy table, but we're going to use it for normal patio purposes. Overall, this little table is a winner. It's pretty and practical. It's made with outdoor-worthy materials and strong construction. It would be great for indoor uses, too. We'd recommend to get one or two to set around. (Sorry if the formatting doesn't recognize our paragraphs.)