If you're thinking about ordering this table, I suggest that you reconsider.
When the table arrived, the top was scratch and dented. I went to Wayfair's site to contact them about a replacement, but they directed me to get in touch with manufacturer, which I did.
This is where the first issue arose when Wood Designs refused to send a replacement and said that the issue was "concealed damage" and, therefore Wayfair was responsible to deal with the problem. The representative was adamant that I not let Wayfair push me back onto them.
So, I called Wayfair again and explained the situation. Sure enough, they tried to send me back to Wood Designs. I went around like this for a bit telling the Wayfair representative that Wood Designs wasn't going to help until I finally gave up and asked to return the item for a refund instead since neither Wayfair nor Wood Designs was willing to provide a replacement.
To this she told me, despite the table being damaged, I would need to pay to send the very heavy item back. Only once a supervisor got involved was I able to get my money back and then I was told to donate the table if I didn't want it.
Later, in the process of inspecting the table further, I found additional damage on the underside that obviously happened on the manufacturing side since the way that the table was packed wouldn't have allowed for shipping damage to occur in these areas. This just goes to highlight the low quality of the table.
When I reviewed the packing slip, I also found the hilariously unreasonable sheet that Wood Designs includes requiring you to unpack and inspect the item before the delivery driver leaves. I don't know how they think that is realistic, but you've been warned.
