CANVAS Cabana - Table à dîner de bar

The clips may not be that effective anyway but it seems a little substandard to have something broken before it's even out of the box.

I have this on my back balcony and it serves for my potted plants some times.

Easy to assemble. Directions were equally easy to read and understand. Table height is perfect to enjoy beverages on the deck. Table works well with the Cabana chairs. Glass table top is easy to clean. Great product!

Hello all, recently purchased these two items, on sale in this weeks C.T. flyer. Chairs come assembled and have bubble wrap on the back of the seats and foam backed cardboard paper on the legs. Hint, turn the chairs upside down and remove the cardboard on the bottom of the legs and work your way, unwrapping, the cardboard paper to the underside of the chair. I purchased 4 chairs and tried a few techniques, unwrapping from the bottom up, was the least frustrating. Chairs seem sturdy and very comfortable. If I had to make a complaint, workmanship could have been a little better in appearance. I only say that because I inspected them very closely. I sill like the look a lot. The table did not come assembled but was packed very well, not a scratch on either table or parts. Again it was wrapped with the foam backed cardboard paper. Tried ripping it off, cutting it with a knife, etc., but found the least frustrating method to be, looking for the end of the packing tape and unwrapping it. The instructions are very clear and following them step by step was easy. A couple things during construction that I noticed. First before you start assembly, take a screw and run it through each threaded hole to remove any burs left over from manufacturing. You will be thankful when it comes to assembling the table. When you assemble the table, put all screws in hand tight not cranked down. I found when you crank the screws tight the table will be harder to "square up". When the table is loosely together, start tightening the screws of the cross member closest to the table top, this will aid in the "squaring up" of the table. The holes in the table are larger than needed, so the tolerance is sloppy, thus the aiding the problem of keeping the table square during assembly. Once the upper cross members are tight, then tighten the legs to the table top, then tighten down the lower cross arms. Once the table was together, I found it to be very sturdy and little to no wobble. First impression, very happy with the look, material used and comfort. I would recommend this product. I will update this post after using it for the season. Good luck and happy testing. **Hey C.T. is there a way to remind us of our reviews and to make a follow up review after a year (or a season) of use?** Regards, Robert.

Table assembly is pretty easy. One person can do it without any problems. Be very careful when securing the legs to the tabletop. The attaching screws strip out very easily as the metal frame of the tabletop is very thin. The support bars attach to legs without much trouble as the metal is thicker. I did have to clean some weld slag out of 2 of the support bar holes in order to get the screws in. Otherwise went together well and seems pretty sturdy.