Sauder International Lux Round Coffee Table, L: 35.98" x W: 35.98" x H: 16.50", Black/Clear Glass

Easy to assemble, fairly light. Mango wood gives a rich feel to the waiting room at my office. Also extremely reasonably priced!

The media could not be loaded. I love the table. It’s was easy to assemble, nice and sturdy, it was a nice size, it was worth my money, no missing parts, I did have a little scratch on one of the pieces but you can barely tell unless you just staring at my table. It took me about 15 minute to figure out how to put it together but if I would have read the directions it would have probably took 5 minutes. I assembled it by myself but if I had an extra hand it would have been a little bit easier. I’m not a handy girl, I hate DIYS but this was smooth.

Super cute and looks as pictured!

Decent quality and a cool design.

I never thought I'd like a glass coffee table, but this one fits in really well with our living room.My main complaint is that the metal rings (the one that holds the glass and the lower support ring) are rather thin. Assembled, the table is sturdy enough, but unfortunately, one ring had been pushed inside the other one during shipping, which meant about 30 minutes struggling to get them apart, and when I succeeded, I realized they were slightly bent. The assembly process itself took all of about five minutes, and after screwing together the legs and putting in the glass, the bent frame is hardly noticeable if you don't look closely.For $100, I wasn't expecting incredible quality, but I think they should improve how it is packaged for shipping or make the rings of thicker metal.

The size is perfect for decor and magazines. I decided to put this on our porch. It matches my patio furniture so nicely! I'd buy again in a heartbeat!

My room is small so this is unobtrusive. It’s well made and easy to put together. It’s made in the USA. That’s the reason I chose this one over other options.

My son was able to by a NASCAR used tire on a visit to Daytona. He saw tables made out of them, and like it, so as part of a Christmas gift for his game room, I figure out a better way to display it. I cross-hatched 4 pieces of chain across the lower circle support, and cradled the tire underneath. The glass top then covers it.The frame is sturdy, and there is very little wiggle between the struts (I'm sure being circular helps).While taking the photo, I noticed a few issues.There is a slight imperfection/uneven grind in the frame/hoop that must have occurred in the polishing process. Not noticeable, since it's black. It appears that the glass is susceptible to scratching. I noticed several (6-7) small, fine, random scratches about 1/2 to3/4" long. The table was built in place a week ago, and little has been placed on it, other than some paper, coffee mug, and plastic game controllers.Of course, if it wasn't for the use case of needing a transparent surface, I wouldn't want a glass top, as the surfaces is hard to keep looking clean.