Monroe End Table - 22 inch Wide Solid Acacia Wood Side Table in Distressed Charcoal Brown, Rustic Accent Table for Living Room or Bedroom with Drawer and Shelf

The end table was perfectly packed with absolutely no scratches or issues with the finish. The furniture is high quality made of solid wood. It's beautiful and sturdy. It was easy to assemble and I would consider purchasing more.

This is a very sturdy little table. The drawer is perfect for storing remote controls, ear buds, reading glasses etc. We purchased it to place between 2 recliners. It’s a perfect height and we have a good sized lamp sitting on it and it still has room to place other items on it as well. It was packed very well with no damages. The color was just as advertised. Our ONLY complaint is that some of the predrilled holes were not quite in alignment but hubby was able to make them work. Assembly took about an hour. Very nice table and the price was not out of line.

Solid, sturdy, and good-looking table. My only nitpick is that the bottom shelf was slightly bowed, but it is only noticeable if scrutinizing. I bought this to hold my son's 3d printer, and it is rock solid. It was easy to assemble.

I am a cabinet maker and I attached 2 pictures of knotty pine cabinets I made to qualify me as someone that is not just complaining while knowing nothing about what they're talking about. Building hand crafted cabinets takes me a lot of time, so I ordered these coffee tables and end tables rather than spending a lot of time making them (But not I wish i would have). When I opened the box I immediately noticed the wood is very low quality, and while assembling it, you have to take special care to not damage the wood even when loosely tightening the screws. I also noticed many flaws (see pictures). They list DISTRESSED rustic finish, but distressed means RANDOM nicks or scratched. The only distressed damage I saw were symmetrical lines cut into the top of the table (about 10 of them.... all lines up evenly and in the same position symmetrically .... This means it's manufacturing flaw from wood handing while building it... or just plain a horrible design. Other flaws were some strange staining on the top of the table surface. It will not come off without damaging the finish. Other flaws were NOT ROUTING to smooth out the top table edges. This makes it look cheap, plus almost hurts your hands when you move the table to clean, etc. Then the edge of the table top CROSSCUTS as shown in the pic.... They have the saw marks for a distressed look i guess... BUT NO NOWHERE ELSE? Make no sense. Either have a distressed look, or not... but not just one place. Ok, so knowing this was basically crap, I figured rather than spend days designing and building a table and 2 end tables, I would just live with the flaws, so I put it together and didn't return it. BUT.... Please look at the pictures with the SPLIT running down the table almost half way through the unit. This was not there when I assembled it. The table was NEVER MOVED since assembled. In just a few weeks, this think SPLIT on where you can really notice is. My theory is that the wood was damaged from the factory... but barely split to where it was not visible. And because of humidity changes, the wood split. Colorado is very dry. In any case, when you build cabinets or any furniture with CHEAP wood, this can happen. You can avoid humidity warping and splits on soft or hard wood by laminating pieces together with wood clue. (see the pics on my cabinets). I built those 25 years ago, and NO splits of any of them and I used soft knotty pine. You can see the pieces clued together on the cabinets faces. This makes it look nice. So, I have to live with something that now looks like I bought it at a flea marker for $5. I regret not returning it when I saw the other flaws.... but the SPLIT on top of the table makes it too ugly to use in my opinion. Maybe I could build my own top for it, but then I might as well just build a complete table. Another note: I have bought some furniture from Amazon, that I LOVE. I different manufacturer though. This is cheap crap, don't buy it if you want good furniture. I RARELY take time to write a review and especially this long. I am busy and don't have time to be a complainer on Amazon, but I needed to tell potential customers. Amazon is a great company (hate their politics), but the take care of me and I buy a lot through them. I haven't asked Amazon to do anything, but I will let them know about this issue. I will write an update after the manufacturer and Amazon take a look at these pictures.

Great table that has a pottery barn look for a lot less money. It’s beautiful, substantial, and I love the textured wood on top. I have the matching side table as well. If I hadn’t been the one to buy it I’d never know it was a fairly inexpensive piece. There is a very slight wobble (not sure what to call it) when you push your feet against it, so it’s not as solid as a more expensive piece, but honestly I don’t care! Texturally and visually it gives the impression of quality and you shouldn’t hesitate to buy it.

Great quality, sturdy, and solid wood and very easy to put together! Also very happy color of wood being true to picture seems like it will last a very long time. The top has slight ridges which worked great for the glass too we had cut to go on top! Highly recommend this product and company the packaging was done really well to protect the product and very few parts!

The table itself is fine, but the quality of the drawers is low. Built as-is, they fall off the track as the drawers are about 1/4 inch thinner than the tracks are. I had to buy 1/8 inch hardboard and screw the drawer rails into to shrink this gap enough to make them work.

bought to match a custom made Amish end table (wanted 2, but too expensive), so looked and found this one. So similar it’s amazing!!

It was a bit difficult to assemble, and once done we noticed the little bottom shelf is not straight. Didn't bother to return it since it's not in a very noticeable spot in our room and it was hard to assemble so didn’t want to take it apart to send back.