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One of the best purchases I’ve ever made. Still looks new. Amazing.

Attention Dura-Trel -- I hope you're reading this because you're close to being an excellent product.Like other reviewers, I was missing some wood -- none of the four diagonal legs had the wood supports. Lowes was open (on Easter Sunday! -- those poor employees but lucky me).Porch spindles fit perfectly (after cutting them to the correct length). They were only 87 cents each so the extra cost was minimal but I was really annoyed by the hassle and delay due to Dura-Trel's poor factory QA.Also, the end caps need four sides, not just a top and bottom. They don't fit tightly enough especially on the seats and table top due to inconsistent length of each board. The ends of the caps have a gap that doesn't look good.Other than that it's a good table. The instructions were excellent and it's important to follow them exactly. They tell you to file off sharp edges on the end caps to smooth them out, and that works very well. I see at least one other reviewer didn't do that. The holes line up very well but not perfectly, which is why the end caps should be improved to hide those slight imperfections. All of the hardware was there and was good quality. It was nice that they give 2 tubes of Super Glue so you can apply it generously on the end caps.It should've taken about 2 hours to put it together, but the missing wood made it take about 3.5 hours total. I also could've done it myself but needed a helper again to deal with the missing wood.The final table looks good even with the imperfect end caps, and it feels solid too. They have a nice 20 year warranty so we expect it to last.

What I like about this table is no painting, staining etc. needed. It is very sturdy & held 6 adults with no problem. I agreed with other reviews about the corners being very sharp & end caps not fitting properly. Need to do a lot of filing & filling corners with calk. The end caps should wrap around the corners & that would solve the problem & add a nice finished touch. I'm going to get table protector corners (like they use for babies) & see if that will take care of sharp corners & if they hold up in the sun. Don't know about durability yet as we just had it a week. But so far so good.

Nice table but it took more work than it should. I had it delivered to my house and transported to my condo 100 miles away. When I uncrated it, I found broken and missing wood. I was missing the wood for 3 table legs but had an extra 6 ft piece that was cracked. The wood is 1 1/2 X 1 1/4, not a size you can buy at any hardware store. Bottom line, I wasn't coming back to the condo for 2 months and needed this put together. I bought 2 X 4s at Big Box Hardware store, found a wood working shop 20 miles away who ripped them for me. I cut them to right size and added extra wood to the seats and legs because it didn't appear strong enough. Some of the pre drilled bolt patterns did not hit the wood inserts so I moved the screw holes. I also used longer screws on the center cross support. I needed more glue too, another trip to the hardware store. Bottom line, put it together before taking it to your vacation home. I'll check back after the summer when I see how the table holds up in normal weather near the beach in Ocean City Maryland.

This product is overall pretty good. It is much heavier than i thought it would be. The construction is overall pretty good, but could be better in a few areas. The brackets used to attach the large pieces are PVC instead of metal. I think this will be an issue as time goes on. The hardware is on the small / thin side and should be beefier. The end caps for each pvc board need to be glued on with supplied crazy glue... this process does not work as the glue does not bond quickly with this material. More than a half hour after application the caps were still moving when bumped. If you want the caps to go on flush with no gaps you'll also need to be prepared to drill your own holes and or shave down the pieces a good bit. I'll likely need to go back with some caulk or other sealant to hit all the gaps before insects start moving in. Assembly is pretty easy, but does take time. Depending on your handiness I would recommend setting aside 1 - 2 hours start to finish. the 6' size feels pretty good, but the table top could be wider. given the all pvc construction I would be leery to get anything over 6'.

This picnic table is exactly as it looks in the pictures. I was surprised to see how sturdy it is. Instructions for assembling were clear and my husband did it in a short while. Being white I was afraid of looking always dirty but it doesn't and it is very easy to clean. I don't give it the 5th star because we only have it for 1 month. Let's see how time affects it. I really recommend it.

The table arrived quicker than we expected and my husband finished assembling it yesterday. It looks good and feels rigid & sturdy. The illustrations were clear and instructions very well written. If you take your time & follow them carefully, things will turn out fine. You should allocate at least one-half day for assembly. At the very last step of assembly, we found there's not quite enough room for the central attach point for the two leg brace struts to fit between two previously installed screws. But it's easy to file a couple of tiny clearance notches in the plastic. Other than that, everything fit together nicely with an occasional bit of pushing and tugging here and there. We would recommend this PVC picnic table to anyone who wants a nice-looking outdoor table that won't deteriorate quickly in a wet region like ours here in the Pacific Northwest.

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