Expandable Rolling Sewing & Craft Table with Storage - Red | SEI FURNITURE Southern Enterprises | Perfect for Quilting, Scrapbooking & DIY Projects | Mobile Workstation for Small Spaces

I've been in need of a sewing table for a while now. Taking up every spare inch of counter space, and sprawling fabric across my floor to cut it, just wasn't going to "CUT IT" anymore. (We have pets and cleaning up the fur before lying the fabric down alone was enough to make me sweat.) So I could be a little biased in this review, as the product fills a once very annoying void during my crafting. I will try to stay objective though! So without further ado:~The Pros~• fast shipping through prime.. came less than 48 hours after ordering. I saw multiple sellers offering this exact table but they didn't garuntee 2-day delivery. (One actually said it usually shipped out in 2 weeks. Yea,I'm not waiting that long. Thank you Amazon.. for helping me rid myself of patience entirely!)• price... VERY REASONABLE compared to similar tables out of similar materials. And WAY BETTER priced than other sellers with the exact same table.• size & convenience: the size is perfect in my opinion. Obviously this is subjective to an individual's needs. I needed something that I could easily move to another room if we have guests over. Thanks to the wheels and collapsing leaf I can close it up &/or roll it down the hallway. It's large enough to hold my SingerOne sewing machine, as well as the fabric I'm using, and still leaves some room to move around. Bonus shelves on the side can store your button jars, your scissor jars, and whatever other jars you've filled throughout your crafting years! The shelf under the table (where your feet go) isn't very large, but it is big enough to store my sewing kit.. er, kitS. (I'm thinking of adding a ribbon rod underneath it, but haven't gotten too far with that idea yet. But I could see that being very useful too!)• Actual Specs:30 in.wide when collapsed, 51.5 in.wide with leaf out, 19 in.front to back, tabletop is 30 in.high.Shelving specs:underneath by feet: 20.5 in.wide, 10.25 in.deep and 19.75 in.clearing.4 equal side shelves: 8 in.wide, 9 in.deep, 12.25 in.clearing• Quality.. it's made from a good strong wood. None of the pieces in this table are flimsy, and because of the hardware provided it is super sturdy. I can press down on the table with most of my weight and it doesn't bend or budge.~The Cons~• While it seemed well packaged for delivery, there is a small scrape of paint missing from the actual table top. (I noticed it right away, but my husband had to stare for a moment before he did. I was also the one assembling it, so maybe that was just because it was in my face.) Once I put the sewing machine on top it was hidden enough for me to put my mind at ease. I figure I'm going to end up scuffing this thing at some point or another so it's not a big deal for me. Maybe I'll throw some red nail polish on it anyway.• The wheels... they are functionally working wheels, but I think they could have gotten a better quality wheel. They seem a little, less-than.. like the ones you'd put on a cheap rolling chair. It's a nice quality table, so I think the wheels should be of equal quality. Although, they do lock in place so that's good. And they do roll.. so I suppose that's all that matters, unless a problem presents itself with them in the future.One last thing.. assembly: there were a lot of parts and pieces to this baby. It's easy enough if you allow it to be. When I started taking everything out of the box I thought it would take a long time. In the end I put it together in just over an hour. Side note, I used a screw-gun.. so I saved myself a little time with that. But if you use a screw gun be careful not to overtighten them because it could crack the wood. Also... they didn't provide an allen key with this. (Weird) Luckily I have dozens of them from past assemblings!It's a great table. Should I notice any problems with it I'll be sure to update my review :o) But I highly recommend it!Ok time to sew!!