Pipishell Bamboo Stackable End Tables, Wood Living Room Nightstand, Bedside Tables for Bedroom Storage, Set of 2

These are so cute and were extremely easy to put together. Have had for a few months now and no issues. Still very sturdy. It is a tad shorter than your usual side table but I like it because it’s simple and not bulky or in the way. I also love that you can put your books or whatever in the little cubby.

Unbeatable for the price. 40 bucks and you get some solid wood, a good finish, and a super modular design. I'm about to buy a second pair of these because they're so cheap and you can do so much with them. Also it's the most straightforward assembly ever, pretty hard to mess it up even if you try and took like 20 minutes to set them up

These nightstands or end tables or whatever else you plan to use them for are pretty good quality and honestly look pretty good. You get two of them for like $50ish which isn't bad at all. They were pretty easy to put together with exception to one issue, which is that the screw holes didn't line up as expected on one of the nightstands, which means that one of my nightstands is missing two screws that hold the legs to the sides. Honestly though, I'm still not even mad, they have enough screws holding them all together that it still feels pretty stable regardless.

As one does, I spent 2 hours researching side tables of all things before ordering to purchase one that fit my needlessly exacting standards. This set of two side tables does exactly what I want it to. They are exactly small enough to fit in the small spaces next to my sofa in my small living room so I don't have to trip over a coffee table anymore, and they are modular enough that I can stack them without the place looking disproportionate. The takeaway is to make sure you measure twice for your needs and order once, because I could see how these would be too small for some.In terms of finish, they're well sanded and have countersinks for the screws, so the construction is solid. The angles of the legs allow them to stack neatly. The boxy part is pretty flush. One of the veneer pieces looked like it had a crack in it but it was just the grain of the wood inbetween two veneer pieces, so everything was okay. The color is natural bamboo, and the screws are gold so the color profile hangs together well.I am considering buying another set. This is the kind of furniture that you can bet will last a good 10 years or longer and do exactly what you expect of it everytime.

I was looking for some cheap side tables that if I wanted to paint later I could and not feel guilty. I went in knowing these tables are short. Because of this, I purchased 2, which is great because the individual tables will only work for a bed where the mattress is directly on the floor.Pros:-Cheap. Of course, bamboo is a grass so maybe $60 isn't *really* a good deal, but considering less attractive and flimsy MDF tables are around the same price I call it a pro.-Neutral color. Makes it easy to paint later on (Just make sure to prime first!)-Comes with extra screwsEhs:- I don't like that the raw silver screws are visible. This is of course an aesthetic thing, and I could cover the holes in putty if I really wanted to.-Smell. It smells like bamboo. I don't mind the smell of bamboo, but my partner isn't fond of it. It fades eventually (or I got used to it).Cons:-Easy to assemble in concept, bad if you don't measure everything. I am serious about measuring. The legs are slightly angled more on one side, which means the pre-drilled holes on the shelf portion needs to be lined up properly too. You also need to measure the length of the legs and make SURE all the holes are centered. Start with the wider portion first then finish fixing the legs. Otherwise, you'll end up with either a wobbly table or stripped screws. In fact, I actually had to make a stabilizer with some hot glue for one of the legs because I had no desire to take it apart again.Overall, I am not sure if I would buy it again, but at least I know I can modify it at any time.

Yes these nightstand/end tables are very short (check measurements before buying), but they work for a bed that has no box spring and is naturally lower to the ground. You can always stack them to get more height but we liked them just the way they were in their single fashion.The tables did not come with instructions but they were very easy to put together. It took me about 10 minutes to complete each table. They are slightly wobbly but that doesn't bother me. The bamboo is a nice color and quality. The bamboo has a good weight to it making it seem more expensive then the cost. I would highly recommend the tables as they are a good price for the quality you get.On a side note, the nightstands do match the Zinus Paul bedframe: https://www.amazon.com/Zinus-Sonoma-Metal-Platform-Support/dp/B06WWF1RLF/ref=sr_1_49?keywords=wood+bedframe+zinus&qid=1575888933&sr=8-49