Flash Furniture Wren 24'' Square Green Plastic Height Adjustable Activity Table

We've had 2 humble crew wooden tables. I have three kids. Each table met it's demise via broken leg. There us much lacking in the support system for the legs in those tables. Enter this table.I went with this my kids range from ages 5 to 1.Most important thing was durability. It is very sturdy.I wanted something I could raise and lower for various reasons. The raising and lowering of the table takes about 3 minutes with a provided key. You can adjust the table to use with the chairs that came with humble crew tables. I didn't purchase chairs since we still have 4 chairs.I love that the center is slightly recessed - no more writing utensils rolling off the table like our previous wooden table.The cons:Table texture. We ran into problems when my 5yo sat down to write on the table with just a piece of paper and pencil. The texture of the table made it impossible for him to write without something smooth and hard under his paper. Not a deal breaker, but pretty annoying. Coloring also creates a texture transfer to the paper, but that's more acceptable than the inability to write at all.Cleaning. Because of said texture it is much like cleaning the older style kitchen linoleum. Crayons, marker, slime, playdoh, etc can get ground into the tiny pores of the table and you need a scrubber brush and elbow grease to get them out. It doesn't wipe clean like the wooden tables. Magic erasers help with stains.Overall, I'd buy this again. We use it at least 2 hours per day for various activities. I definitely wouldn't recommend the neutral color. It wasn't worth returning over the color, but it's pretty nude/peachy color. It doesn't blend in with anything and isn't very aesthetically pleasing. I should have just gone with a bright fun color! Plus stains would have been masked easier by another color!

I have an app that teaches piano to young beginners so I needed a table that was small, stable and really sturdy, in order to make my sample "piano station" for a preschool. Several items (like the tiny keyboard) are to be bolted to the table so they don't slip off during use or when transported between rooms.To change the subject for a minute.........I do want anyone who orders this table to be aware that you may get two different assembly instruction sheets. Make sure you use the one that uses 3 bolts and 2 screws to attach each leg. (See photo) The bolts form a triangle and the screws go into the two inside holes. I saw the wrong assembly sheet, so contacted the company for another hardware pack thinking that I needed screws for all the holes. The couple days I waited for the second hardware pack I used the table (which did not even have the legs completely attached) in my office and set big heavy file boxes, etc. on it. Even without being completely assembled that little table was incredibly stable and strong!I would highly recommend this table to anyone. It adjusts in height, it is stable.....and it is cute! It is not inexpensive - but well worth the money. After your child outgrows it, you will continue to use it in many other ways! I am extremely pleased with this purchase!

Extremely sturdy table. Perfect for when my toddler is eating or doing any type of craft.Easy cleanup of spills and other messes.The height adjustable legs will ensure it grows with my son as he gets older. There is even an adjustment for making the legs level in case you have uneven floors.The ONLY problem I have is that the pin insert holes for adjusting the height of the legs, located under the table on the legs, is a concern for hurting/scraping legs, or if a baby crawls under the table. These holes are made of iron.They do provide you with plastic caps to cover the edges of these protruding holes, but these caps fall off easily. The design can be improved in my opinion.

This table is excellent exactly what a growing toddler needs. It’s sturdy, pretty, and seems like it will last for a considerable amount of years until discarded. I bought this table for my 3.5 year old who will be 4 shortly he’s really tall for his age and has no problem with the space. The Winner of this purchase is that it’s height adjustable. So as your child grows the table can be adjusted to the comfort of the child’s new height. Truly wish I bought this table first to begin as a first table bc I see it lasting up to age 8 or 9. I’m telling you this adjusting saves you money Great Investment. The table is sturdy, has weight, heavy metal legs, and easy to clean and put together. It took me a 1/2 hr to put together. Love it and so does my son.

I bought a children chair of the same color before getting this table. I finally decide to get this table for my daughter in order to make crafts and draw with her. I also want her to increase her ability to stay focused on eating as she tends to walk around instead of eating. My daughter likes to sit at the table so far. So far so good! The assembling was not so easy though.

I used this to hold the Amazon glow at its own station.

Very strong table, children love it

The shaft in one leg was stuck so hard that it took a hammer to pound "loose". When I say loose, I mean just enough to move. It's like it is too big for tge outer part and too tight to move.The instructions say to put the legs on first, but I'm telling you to check to see if the legs adjust first before doing that or you'll be taking it back off.It still doesn't slide up and down without a struggle. I'm very disappointed in that part of it.Attaching the legs is another thing, most of the bolts have to be forcefully screwed in. I was worried they would break. I made sure they were straight and not cross-threadded.The good part is that once I got it together, it is solid as a rock, and heavier than expected which is good for not easily being knocked over.I hate complaining but for what this cost, I would expect better.