ESPN 4-Piece Table Tennis Table

From a 36 years old female. I really love this table, it took me about an hour or less to install, by myself in the dark, armed with a head lamp, outside the house, you need a lot of room to move around and hard flat surface. I should of bought a 2piece, but for this price, I'm ok with it, I don't think my son is going to use it a lot. TIPs: Just line up your board not the hole, some holes are missed aligned. Put it on a hard flat clean surface, use a bed sheet on the ground it keep it from getting scratch up. When you screw, screw one side first, add a little wood glue before you screw the other side, line it up, don't follow the pre drill, it doesn't always aligned. Drill the outer one at a slight angle going out, when it's all the way down, it helps it push the board tightly together, than do the 2nd screw down. Make sure you lay all of pieces out before you screw it down, it helps with speed and making it aligned easily. Bed sheet comes in handy when you flip it over. Hold on the side of the sheet, lift it, put something on the bottom so it's like a seesaw, on the long side, you can flip it over. Be careful!!!! It's particle boards, once you over tighten it, it will not get tight again, you can move the bar that's in the center up or down, not the leg bars. Do not re-drill, it will not be secure, the screw will be loose. If you are not sure, drill it loosely and comeback to tight it up before you move on the next step. The leg bars, some slightly bent, so use caution on how you readjust it. I would screw two outer one side and two outer on the other side to align it, if the screw in the center doesn't match, just screw it in anyways.