Topeakmart Lift Top Coffee Table with Hidden Storage Compartment Shelves and 2 Fabric Baskets, Retro Central Table with Wooden Lift-up Tabletop for Living Room Reception Room, Gray

Perfect for my living space. It just so happens that I had barn-wood gray flooring put in and this matched perfectly. Gives me a perfect space to store all my photo albums. If I want to eat or use my laptop in my living room I can do that comfortably.

I happen to work at Detroit/Ann Arbor KOA Campground and I do some of my work in my 5th wheel especially during the winter time when we’re not 100% open. This lift table is ideal for every aspect I need to do my work. It is smooth to open, no banging as the pistons are slow in closing, tons of space in the hidden table area and the two canvas drawers. As you can see it fits perfect in my front living space and when closed it’s very decorative. I actually put it together by myself, an elderly female with arthritic hands, but it did take me two days, LOL. And last thing, as you can see, it’s not grey, but my rug is. I do have to admit though it does match my decor.

Worth money

Due to being two independent pneumatic cylinders and lift arms, the table top frequently will want to lift or drop one side over the other. Once up, it is fine, but raising or lowering can be an issue at times.

This table work great in our RV. It provides us a place to eat without taking up space. Great quality. Great deal.

Screws has to be fitted in tight spaces. Very difficult to assemble as a single person. Recommends 2 persons but we know that only after purchase.There were also a couple of peeled boards but I was able to keep that hidden. So no issues. I round screw wouldn't fit.Overall satisfied with the product.

I put it together as the instructions said but when the top closes there’s a gap. It doesn’t completely cover the compartment underneath. I looked at the pictures on here of the table and I see that everything I did matches up with what the pictures show so why doesn’t the lid cover the storage area completely then? Were the holes drilled in the wrong places?