Guyii Multifunctional Lift Top Coffee Table, Extendable Coffee Table with 4 Storage Stools, Space Saving Folding Dining Table for Living Room, Office, Small Space

I wasn’t sure when we purchased it but we have a very small space we are working with. This is a coffee table that becomes a full on dining table definitely for 4 and probably for 6. The pull out stools are comfortable and have the proper height. It’s sturdy and well made. Very cleverly made and not at all what I was expecting. Not flimsy at all and looks wonderful in bright white. I think this is wood painted in acrylic so the surface is thick, awesome and easy to clean. So shiny and beautiful. Thank you! 5 Stars on a great product!

Likes: Table comes about 80% assembled. Very very sturdy. Soft-close top & doors. Nice colors that will match a lot of decors. Lots of storage. The width is nice because we have a 10ft wide couch that this table work well for. Dislikes: Difficult to open the top because it's so heavy, the two surfaces that you want to open are hard to get your fingers in between. The fear of smashing your fingers is real! Hard to roll from hardwood to a rug...you will need to lift up the whole super heavy table as you roll it over the rug's edge. The height of the table is a bit taller than coffee table height so if your couch sits low this might be the wrong table for you. I'm not sure why the design of this table required such heavy materials but that is the most annoying part of all. That makes it hard to transition from coffee table, to lift top, to dining table seamlessly.

I don’t usually write reviews, BUT this piece of furniture is great for our sleek / minimalist vibe. It provides much needed storage, it’s easy to use, and easy to put together. We had a minor issue with one of the stools being damaged in transit. However, a replacement was promptly send out when we contacted the seller. Our expectations for this piece were met, do recommend!

We had game night with this table fully opened between two sofas, using the four stools on the other two sides. It seats eight if you use sofa seating in addition to the four stools! Height is lower than a dining table, but perfect for sofa seating. Pros: Incredibly versatile! Sleek modern coffee table becomes a large game/dining table. Closing the top to return it to being a coffee table is a breeze and closes slowly with hydraulics to prevent serious injuries from the heavy top. Rounded corners mean that my grandchildren won’t be injured by any sharp corners. Cons: Very difficult to lift the heavy top. Easy to get hand pinched between the folded top (both my husband and son got pinched the first time they lifted the top). Just be careful. Also, as another review mentioned, when it is only opened halfway (with one large side table and a smaller one on the opposite side), it is very unstable and easily tipped over with very minor weight or leaning on the larger side. DO NOT use it in this form around small children!!! Just flip it completely open and it is stable. In summary, I initially thought that this table wasn’t worth the high price, but after enjoying it with my family, I realize that it is worth every penny, and I’d buy it again! My young adult children now want to buy one for their own home!

The table was a great find. The main thing I like about it is obviously the space saving design. Great for 1 bedroom apartments or smaller if you don’t have room for a dining table or would prefer not buying one, since this can either be a coffee table, a living room work setup with a couch, extra seating for guests(especially if they’re Asian and prefer sitting closer to the floor), or a whole dining table with plenty of space. The stools came pre assembled which saved a lot of time. However, 2 of the stools had notable damage on the sides. It’s not that big of a deal, and I don’t think it affects the structural integrity much, but most people would prefer their furniture to come undamaged. The instructions weren’t super clear. On top of that, the instruction book claimed that using a power tool would “void” the warranty”, but this thing is almost impossible to assemble correctly without a drill since some of the holes were either misaligned or NOT EVEN THERE AT ALL. That’s a crazy claim to make on the instruction book when there is LITERALLY an instructional video on the Amazon store page that shows a man using a power tool to screw in every screw. They also give you “more than enough screws” but it seems like it’s more than enough because they were too lazy to put more holes into the furniture, which makes the furniture more unstable the less screws you use. For example, each wheel is capable of having 4 screws to be able to screw into the bottom of the base, but they only had 2 holes for each wheel, except one location that only had 1. You can see what I mean when I said the manufacturer was too lazy and that you will need a power drill. Other parts of the table I needed to use the power drill for was the smaller table that had room for 2 extra screws, 2 more screws for each hydraulic mechanism that holds the table tops, and 2 more for the folding table top portion. Not to mention having to make the misaligned holes line up a little better with the power drill. Even after assembling everything and adding extra screws, there was still about more than half of the screws leftover from what they provided. I’m sure I could have made use of the extras, but I’m not a carpenter or a handyman and neither are a majority of the customers who buy this. I’m sure if I was gifted in that sense I could have made this product much more stable but that’s way too much work for how much I paid for this table. Also I definitely don’t recommend anyone to build this by themselves unless they believe themselves to be a strong individual or used to using tools. Overall I think I would buy it again because I think it’s a great design but the overall execution by the manufacturers could have been much better.

Very good and easy. But to rise first of all without yanking to get it starting is difficult maybe they should be released catch to get up again.