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A bit disappointed
I recently bought a number of things for a new studio setup and this was part of a larger purchase. I bought it because the reviews were mostly positive and the table seemed ideal as a big open platform.
It is a well weighted table and seems to be solid but the materials, especially the surface are already showing wear after just 2 days? I am hoping, once I have everything set up, that it does not rattle or conduct low frequencies or sound in a bad way. I can mitigate some of that but hopefully the table is designed to be able to be used in the way that I purchased it for.
When the table arrived the whole thing comes in two packages. The surface, which is the heavier part, looked a little bit damaged and when I went to open it the bottom of the package was completely soaked through with water and then taped over which was a little disappointing. There was not that much water damage and so I proceeded to try and assemble the table. To be perfectly honest my two major concerns with this table are; the dimensions are not quite as described: 1595 mm is 63 inches, when in fact the table measures out at 61 inches. I could've used that extra space but I will make do. The biggest issue I have is that the instructions for assembling this thing are total crap. I mean it's insane how bad these directions are. There is literally almost no detail or explanation, or it's very minimal. The key component to how the tables come together is not actually even described in the assembly instructions. There are these set screws that need to be put in place and threaded before you connect sections of the table otherwise it doesn't join correctly and there's no description of that in any of the instructions. Plus the instructions are really visually unhelpful. It should not be that difficult to include good clear instructions for a €550 table. I have it, it's assembled, and I probably would not buy it again but I don't have the time or energy to disassemble it and return it and get another one. In the future I would probably get something 8 to 10 inches wider and much more simple to assemble.
It is a well weighted table and seems to be solid but the materials, especially the surface are already showing wear after just 2 days? I am hoping, once I have everything set up, that it does not rattle or conduct low frequencies or sound in a bad way. I can mitigate some of that but hopefully the table is designed to be able to be used in the way that I purchased it for.
When the table arrived the whole thing comes in two packages. The surface, which is the heavier part, looked a little bit damaged and when I went to open it the bottom of the package was completely soaked through with water and then taped over which was a little disappointing. There was not that much water damage and so I proceeded to try and assemble the table. To be perfectly honest my two major concerns with this table are; the dimensions are not quite as described: 1595 mm is 63 inches, when in fact the table measures out at 61 inches. I could've used that extra space but I will make do. The biggest issue I have is that the instructions for assembling this thing are total crap. I mean it's insane how bad these directions are. There is literally almost no detail or explanation, or it's very minimal. The key component to how the tables come together is not actually even described in the assembly instructions. There are these set screws that need to be put in place and threaded before you connect sections of the table otherwise it doesn't join correctly and there's no description of that in any of the instructions. Plus the instructions are really visually unhelpful. It should not be that difficult to include good clear instructions for a €550 table. I have it, it's assembled, and I probably would not buy it again but I don't have the time or energy to disassemble it and return it and get another one. In the future I would probably get something 8 to 10 inches wider and much more simple to assemble.
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