This is a great functional piece of furniture that looks great when not in use. The materials are sturdy and the instructions easy to follow. I did add wood glue to all of the dowel rods and to the turn screws.

This is a great functional piece of furniture that looks great when not in use. The materials are sturdy and the instructions easy to follow. I did add wood glue to all of the dowel rods and to the turn screws.

Cabinet is very nice quality and color. Took longer to assemble but the instructions were very clear and pictures very explanatory. My sewing machine is perfect on it!

Cabinet is very nice quality and color. Took longer to assemble but the instructions were very clear and pictures very explanatory. My sewing machine is perfect on it!

From my wife: This review is late in coming. I got this as a Christmas gift from my husband. And when I say -a gift- what I mean is, I helped him assemble it, wrap it and place it next to the tree in 2020. Assembly was easy. All our pieces and hardware were there and easy to assemble. We did so quietly enough after the kids had gone to bed. After Christmas, it went downstairs into what was going to be a crafting area, then quickly came back up to our dining room where I could multitask while crafting. A note- it doesn’t work well on carpet. In the dining area, we have a hardwood floor. This is exceptional because when I have larger projects, I can immediately pull the craft table toward me and keep working as I sew, then tuck the table back when those larger portions are complete.I initially kept the cart closed between projects, lowering the side table. But I have long since given up on that. Using the expanded table and trays for a ton of storage and active work area. (More on this relevance later). The hardware is quality. No grinding, skidding, slipping, shifting or breaking in 2 years. The magnetic doors work exactly as they should. The cabinet side houses thread and some fabric, though this will likely change soon.What adds to my love of this cart is that, in 2021, I also got a serger! So this little cart now houses my sewing machine on top and my serger on the bottom together with a thread caddy. To swap between projects is a breeze. The leg room is a bit shallow. So I usually sit back a little bit. However, it makes it easy for my 10 year old and 7 year old to work at my sewing machines too. They have been working with me for the 2 years I have had the table.I return to the storage area topic. This has excellent storage and it has served quite well for these 2 years. It’s in like new condition. It’s staying! However, I got a cricut! So now I need more storage and surface work area. This led to more searching for a second craft table. Which brings me to Sauder. Two years with this product and hands down- I recommend it. As I expand my crafting, I am looking at a second Sauder product to meet my cricut needs.

From my wife: This review is late in coming. I got this as a Christmas gift from my husband. And when I say -a gift- what I mean is, I helped him assemble it, wrap it and place it next to the tree in 2020. Assembly was easy. All our pieces and hardware were there and easy to assemble. We did so quietly enough after the kids had gone to bed. After Christmas, it went downstairs into what was going to be a crafting area, then quickly came back up to our dining room where I could multitask while crafting. A note- it doesn’t work well on carpet. In the dining area, we have a hardwood floor. This is exceptional because when I have larger projects, I can immediately pull the craft table toward me and keep working as I sew, then tuck the table back when those larger portions are complete.I initially kept the cart closed between projects, lowering the side table. But I have long since given up on that. Using the expanded table and trays for a ton of storage and active work area. (More on this relevance later). The hardware is quality. No grinding, skidding, slipping, shifting or breaking in 2 years. The magnetic doors work exactly as they should. The cabinet side houses thread and some fabric, though this will likely change soon.What adds to my love of this cart is that, in 2021, I also got a serger! So this little cart now houses my sewing machine on top and my serger on the bottom together with a thread caddy. To swap between projects is a breeze. The leg room is a bit shallow. So I usually sit back a little bit. However, it makes it easy for my 10 year old and 7 year old to work at my sewing machines too. They have been working with me for the 2 years I have had the table.I return to the storage area topic. This has excellent storage and it has served quite well for these 2 years. It’s in like new condition. It’s staying! However, I got a cricut! So now I need more storage and surface work area. This led to more searching for a second craft table. Which brings me to Sauder. Two years with this product and hands down- I recommend it. As I expand my crafting, I am looking at a second Sauder product to meet my cricut needs.

Assembly was straightforward forward and the cabinet looks like a great piece of furniture that can blend into most decors. Made solid and has a lot of storage.

Assembly was straightforward forward and the cabinet looks like a great piece of furniture that can blend into most decors. Made solid and has a lot of storage.

I recognized the company, and ordered this for my cottage. I was concerned about damage during shipping...this got delivered just fine. The directions were VERY well explained and with a sense of humour which was great. It looks nice assembled. There’s only one small annoyance...there are stickers to label the pieces...the top right side had a sticker on it. The company might want to rethink where to put the stickers (on the wrong side) as I had difficulty getting the adhesive off. The plastic door trays are awesome...you can configure how big each slot is by not putting all the dividers in. It’s plenty big and houses my machine and supplies...when I’m done it neatly closes up. This is similar to those fancy expensive carts you see at Sewing and Quilting stores. Totally recommend.

I recognized the company, and ordered this for my cottage. I was concerned about damage during shipping...this got delivered just fine. The directions were VERY well explained and with a sense of humour which was great. It looks nice assembled. There’s only one small annoyance...there are stickers to label the pieces...the top right side had a sticker on it. The company might want to rethink where to put the stickers (on the wrong side) as I had difficulty getting the adhesive off. The plastic door trays are awesome...you can configure how big each slot is by not putting all the dividers in. It’s plenty big and houses my machine and supplies...when I’m done it neatly closes up. This is similar to those fancy expensive carts you see at Sewing and Quilting stores. Totally recommend.

The cart was easy to put together if you followed the instructions. It is bigger then I thought so now more room to put things.

The cart was easy to put together if you followed the instructions. It is bigger then I thought so now more room to put things.

My Wife likes her new table and is very excited to start using it.The Good:Once assembled it does look good.The storage is an improvement to her bins and sewing on the cabinet top will me much better than the card table she currently uses.This will accommodate the sewing and serger machines for storage and usage.The top flips to expand which is great and the 2 doors to the left open up to add some leg room to work and to hold the flipped top in place. They have added a pin to push up and keep the 2 doors under the opened top. Very secure idea.The doors do look pretty good and the knobs are ok, but we will be replacing them with some better looking and better quality knobs.To repeat, the storage capacity is good.Assembly is not as easy as others have said. I am a very experienced handy guy - Have done extensive remodeling, built several of my own decks, shed and recently completely remodeled our kitchen, Designed, demo'd and built. We had ordered RTA cabinets, put them together and installed - removed the soffits to increase to 42" tall wall cabinets. Any way I am well qualified. Including going through the parts checklist as we unpacked, reading the instructions start to finish thoroughly and the assembly, took me (with much assistance from my Wife) about 2 1/2 hours to complete the assembly.So I say, to adjust your expectations on time to assemble, but if you follow my steps and take your time (Do not rush ahead), this can end up being a successful fairly easy assembly.What we did not like:The wood is called engineered wood. This is NOT engineered wood like you find on floating floors, this looks and feels like pressed wood. But for the price I guess it is what should have been expected - Under whelmed with the quality.The back board is just a thin pained piece of cardboard. That is just such a cheap way to go and is opposite of good quality.The box came with some holes in it and the smaller shelf pieces were sliding around, but nothing was broken. Should have been package a little bit better.Some concerns the the wheels will roll around the hardwood floor which using it. The 2 wheels do lock up, but the table stills moves around very easily just dragging those 2 wheels.Overall, for a brand that has been touted as a good brand, this was less than I expected for over $200.For those who got here, some assembly tips.Read carefully and do not turn the castors to tighten before you are told to.Near the end, you will assemble the left and center doors together. You will need to keep a small space between the 2 doors to allow the "Safety Pin" to be pushed up into the hold that is on the underside of the "Flip top". Basically you may need some adjustment to fit the pin, but too far of a gap and the double doors will scrape the right door.Assemble this on carpet if possible, like they say, this wood can easily scratch.When attaching to "Flip top" it is easier to put the cabinet on it's top, then you can keep support and alignment to attach the hinges that hold the top.

My Wife likes her new table and is very excited to start using it.The Good:Once assembled it does look good.The storage is an improvement to her bins and sewing on the cabinet top will me much better than the card table she currently uses.This will accommodate the sewing and serger machines for storage and usage.The top flips to expand which is great and the 2 doors to the left open up to add some leg room to work and to hold the flipped top in place. They have added a pin to push up and keep the 2 doors under the opened top. Very secure idea.The doors do look pretty good and the knobs are ok, but we will be replacing them with some better looking and better quality knobs.To repeat, the storage capacity is good.Assembly is not as easy as others have said. I am a very experienced handy guy - Have done extensive remodeling, built several of my own decks, shed and recently completely remodeled our kitchen, Designed, demo'd and built. We had ordered RTA cabinets, put them together and installed - removed the soffits to increase to 42" tall wall cabinets. Any way I am well qualified. Including going through the parts checklist as we unpacked, reading the instructions start to finish thoroughly and the assembly, took me (with much assistance from my Wife) about 2 1/2 hours to complete the assembly.So I say, to adjust your expectations on time to assemble, but if you follow my steps and take your time (Do not rush ahead), this can end up being a successful fairly easy assembly.What we did not like:The wood is called engineered wood. This is NOT engineered wood like you find on floating floors, this looks and feels like pressed wood. But for the price I guess it is what should have been expected - Under whelmed with the quality.The back board is just a thin pained piece of cardboard. That is just such a cheap way to go and is opposite of good quality.The box came with some holes in it and the smaller shelf pieces were sliding around, but nothing was broken. Should have been package a little bit better.Some concerns the the wheels will roll around the hardwood floor which using it. The 2 wheels do lock up, but the table stills moves around very easily just dragging those 2 wheels.Overall, for a brand that has been touted as a good brand, this was less than I expected for over $200.For those who got here, some assembly tips.Read carefully and do not turn the castors to tighten before you are told to.Near the end, you will assemble the left and center doors together. You will need to keep a small space between the 2 doors to allow the "Safety Pin" to be pushed up into the hold that is on the underside of the "Flip top". Basically you may need some adjustment to fit the pin, but too far of a gap and the double doors will scrape the right door.Assemble this on carpet if possible, like they say, this wood can easily scratch.When attaching to "Flip top" it is easier to put the cabinet on it's top, then you can keep support and alignment to attach the hinges that hold the top.

I needed a table for sewing, did a search and found this cart. I haven't actually used it for sewing yet. It was easy to assemble, I called upon my husband for assistance, it took a couple hours. Maybe around three I would say to include unpacking and final assembly. It is on wheels which is really great because I like to maneuver it around my space a bit.It doesn't take up much space which is great, and it looks very nice too. The storage is great, and much needed. I stored most of my sewing needles, baskets and whatnots on the shelves, and my sewing machine underneath. Very tidy! It seems fairly sturdy, but probably needs to be handled with care for longevity, especially in my case because I may move it around a bit more then other users will, across carpeted floors where there is more traction. That is why I am giving it just a four star rather then a five star rating. I am sort of torn on this because the price is very good. I shouldn't expect a hardwood piece of furniture for this price and its better then many other furniture products I have seen. So, after having said all this, I am glad I purchased it, it looks great, and it satisfied my need for a sewing space!

I needed a table for sewing, did a search and found this cart. I haven't actually used it for sewing yet. It was easy to assemble, I called upon my husband for assistance, it took a couple hours. Maybe around three I would say to include unpacking and final assembly. It is on wheels which is really great because I like to maneuver it around my space a bit.It doesn't take up much space which is great, and it looks very nice too. The storage is great, and much needed. I stored most of my sewing needles, baskets and whatnots on the shelves, and my sewing machine underneath. Very tidy! It seems fairly sturdy, but probably needs to be handled with care for longevity, especially in my case because I may move it around a bit more then other users will, across carpeted floors where there is more traction. That is why I am giving it just a four star rather then a five star rating. I am sort of torn on this because the price is very good. I shouldn't expect a hardwood piece of furniture for this price and its better then many other furniture products I have seen. So, after having said all this, I am glad I purchased it, it looks great, and it satisfied my need for a sewing space!

Love this table now that it is up and in use. It was a bit lower than I thought it would be and the storage space is smaller than I assumed. However, it is great and perfect for my use. What I didn't like was that the first time this was delivered it wasn't my product, it was a bookshelf. I had to wait for another one to arrive, when it arrived it was damaged. I had to wait for another one to arrive. That one arrived with a little damage too, but I was done waiting and accepted it as is. Because of the quality and trying 3 times to deliver the right thing without massive damage I am deducting one star. All in all a good cart for the money.

Love this table now that it is up and in use. It was a bit lower than I thought it would be and the storage space is smaller than I assumed. However, it is great and perfect for my use. What I didn't like was that the first time this was delivered it wasn't my product, it was a bookshelf. I had to wait for another one to arrive, when it arrived it was damaged. I had to wait for another one to arrive. That one arrived with a little damage too, but I was done waiting and accepted it as is. Because of the quality and trying 3 times to deliver the right thing without massive damage I am deducting one star. All in all a good cart for the money.

This table sits at a very good height for working on crafts, sewing, homework, what have you. I actually didn't expect to use it for much more than sewing, but it's become my main workstation for everything since the height is comfortable. It doesn't have a hue amount of storage (the two bins on the left for holding smaller items, the shelf underneath and the cabinet space) but since it has that "fold up/become smaller" feature, I understand why that is. It's definitely an OK amount of storage, and if you keep it open the majority of the time, you can add some extra storage underneath the left side.The only thing that really bothers me is that fingerprint smudges show so easily. It's impossible to keep it really clean, but I get out the cutting mat and I can't see it anyways, so it's a very small concern. Some of the pieces also arrived slightly damaged (one piece was chipped and one edge on the front was a little crushed) but it's nothing too noticeable.Overall, this cart had the best value (storage and workspace vs. cost) for me and I don't regret the purchase for a second.TL;DRPros:- Good height for working on crafts, sewing, homework, what have you- Customizable shelf height in the cabinet- Very sturdy- Good valueCons:- Arrived damaged in places (very minimal, hardly noticable)- Fingerprints and smudges show easily

This table sits at a very good height for working on crafts, sewing, homework, what have you. I actually didn't expect to use it for much more than sewing, but it's become my main workstation for everything since the height is comfortable. It doesn't have a hue amount of storage (the two bins on the left for holding smaller items, the shelf underneath and the cabinet space) but since it has that "fold up/become smaller" feature, I understand why that is. It's definitely an OK amount of storage, and if you keep it open the majority of the time, you can add some extra storage underneath the left side.The only thing that really bothers me is that fingerprint smudges show so easily. It's impossible to keep it really clean, but I get out the cutting mat and I can't see it anyways, so it's a very small concern. Some of the pieces also arrived slightly damaged (one piece was chipped and one edge on the front was a little crushed) but it's nothing too noticeable.Overall, this cart had the best value (storage and workspace vs. cost) for me and I don't regret the purchase for a second.TL;DRPros:- Good height for working on crafts, sewing, homework, what have you- Customizable shelf height in the cabinet- Very sturdy- Good valueCons:- Arrived damaged in places (very minimal, hardly noticable)- Fingerprints and smudges show easily