Bimossa F0020 Mono Console Table Light Grey - Oak

Easy to put together love it in my hall love the color instructions were easy to read

This console table is perfect for my hallway. The slim design fits nicely in smaller spaces, while the warm oak finish adds a modern touch to my decor. The drawer is handy for storage, and assembly was quick and easy. It’s both practical and stylish!

This was a really nice looking table and wasnt bad to build, my only issue is that the instructions for this werent clear at all.

This console table is a fantastic addition to any space! The warm oak finish gives it a lovely, modern look that fits beautifully in hallways, entryways, or living rooms. The slim design is perfect for smaller spaces, and the drawer adds a touch of practicality for keeping essentials tucked away.The quality is great—it feels sturdy and durable thanks to the E1 chipboard material. The instructions were a bit funny, but assembly was still straightforward, so no real complaints there. Overall, it’s a charming and functional piece that’s both stylish and useful!

This is an attractive and practical console style table.It was ok to assemble as I'm a competent DIYer and flat pack furniture veteran, although the instructions are pretty poor!The drawer slides well.It's worth noting that it's a very heavy table for it's size.Overall it's reasonable value for money.

This 90cm high by 80 cm wide console table arrives flat packed and ready to make.You will need a soft nosed hammer and a screwdriver to complete this build. There are many pieces to this console table for you to assemble. On the face of it the build should take you about an hour to complete. The quality of the materials used for the console table appear very good being made of quality MDF with the top of the table having an attractive wood grain effect to it. The table is solid and quite heavy when fully made which you may need to take into consideration.The bad news is the instructions are absolutely terrible. They are clearly poorly photocopied with indecipherable diagrams where you cant tell how some of the components are installed and basically have to figured it out yourself. Worse still some of the diagrams are completely wrong with parts appearing out of nowhere that you don't even have such as the bottom shelf central panel location is pictured at the back when it will physically only go in the middle. Very frustrating and therefore it took me at least double the amount of time due to this. I have made many self build cupboards previously and this was the most frustrating one yet.Thankfully when the table is completed it does look great although for the price I certainly would have expected better in regards to installation instructions and some good experience at building these maybe required to adapt to this.