Read All Reviews for Glaser 24-inch Folding Bistro Table

I've had this table for years, and aside from some fading, it's still in really great shape after being on my back patio. It's made of eucalyptus wood, which is resistent to rot and mildew. The only annoying this is that it doesn't fold all the way down flat. The tabletop juts out about 10-15 degrees when folded.

Love the product. It is more than I thought it would be.Good craftsmanship and easy assembly. Priced right.

Husband wanted a small table for next to his bbq and this works perfectly. Was super easy to put together, and folds up and stores neatly

Did not come with instructions - had to wait 2 weeks to receive them from Great Offer Stock and when we did, they were overly complicated for such a small table. However, once assembled it looks just like it should (and can stay outside)

Packaging was not good, parts rubbed together making marks. Shipper does not know how to create a shipping label, it took 2 shipments and intervention on the second to get it here - late. Assembly is difficult could use better engineering and 2 people to do it. Color is not brown but redwood. Natural wood color would be better. Does not fold flat.

Does not fold all the way flat and tricky to assemble! Other than that, not a bad table for the price, more or less!

easy to put together! nice wood finish!

This is the perfect height & size for next to our weber grill for a work table. Great lookking little table. has many uses in the backyard. Assembly was not that bad at all!

I love this table. Great as an extra serving table or to extend dining needs. As mentioned by other reviewers, assembly was tricky but if you really look at the configuration, you finally get it.

The table had a few nicks and flaws but the worst thing was the oblong holes were out of alignment with the dowels so I had to saw off the end of one dowel.. Assembly was very simple other than that, though it was hard to get the screws screwed in. Assembled table is just what I needed.

Great side table for BBQ. Easy assembly, sturdy.

didn't last very long, had it a couple of years and the leg bottoms began to rot out. then refinished it putting a new clear coat on it, then the attachment under the top of the table rotted out.

I purchased two outdoor chairs and was having a difficult time matching them with a small table in between. This bistro table fit the bill perfectly with style and match. Very happy with the quality, since we use every day.

Okay by now you have read the other reviews, The good: this really is a nice looking table. Durable and perfect for using on balconies or any outside area you want to have such a table in. The not-so-good:I have put together many items before. This is one of those that rates high on the frustration meter. All the necessary equipment to assemble was included, including two allen wrenches. These are essential to assembling this product! Next when you look at the diagram, look at it very carefully. As you put together each part, be sure to tighten as far as it will go. Make sure the two folding slats are as tight as you can get. They will not tighten completely but you want them stiff not loose. When assembling in step two make sure the legs that will be attached to the underside of the table have the larger hole on the left side, not the side closest to where the screw will come through. I made this mistake and thus that cap the screw fits into cannot be used. It sucks having to redo this step. The hardest part is putting the legs on the underside. If you have a large table in a shed, I highly recommend using that. Otherwise the floor is fine. You have to make sure the table and legs fit perfectly. This does take some finesse, a few swear words along the way, and trial and error to make sure the screw is properly inserted all the way through to the cap on the other end. And once again you have to turn the wrench until you can turn it no more. And then turn the wrench around to make sure it really is tightened. My first attempt at doing this was a failure. It took me two tries to get it just right. It is worth the effort but the diagram could be better. I do not rate this as easy assembly but moderate. Just remember that if you fold it down and store it that you ought to tighten all the screws again when you take it out again.

The bistro table came unassembled, but was easy to put together. Everything needed came in the box. The table does not fold completely flat for storage, but is close enough. It is slightly taller than I expected. It is dining table height.

This is a really sturdy high quality table. I had no problems putting this together, not sure what other reviewers were going on about, it's pretty straight forward. I'm really happy with the purchase.

Was slightly concerned about difficulty of assembly from reading other reviews, but the design of this table sealed the deal for me. When it arrived I noted no fewer than 32 fasteners in the bag, and couldn't help wonder why the factory hadn't bothered to assemble it with their cheap labor. But in the end it took less than an hour to put together--just look carefully at the graphic to figure out the proper arrangement and orientation of components. Once assembled the table is everything I hoped it'd be. Not bad at all.

Have now had this table on my porch all most two and still look new.

Like the table, but it took me HOURS to figure out the assembly. I'm certainly not an engineer, but not as inept as I felt. No words, just sketches, but confusing...

This table was the perfect solution for our small deck. It is the right height to put between two chairs we already had and be able to enjoy a meal outside. It is very sturdy and well made.