Add extra table space to a living room, den or bedroom with the versatile and ageless design of the Winsome Wood Eugene Accent Table. Whether you decide to put your alarm, lamp or family photo, the clean and simple design of this table allows it to blend well with most home decor. This Winsome classic is finished in a clear lacquer to highlight the natural wood grain and adorned with two satin nickel knobs for a sticking contrast of elegance. Featuring a small pull-out drawer for storing pens, notepads, remote control and small accessories, organized and out of sight. The bottom door opens up to more storage space. Keep photo albums accessible or some of your favorite night time storybooks within reach in the spacious compartment. For larger beds, sofas and/or rooms, try adding one accent table on each end (each sold separately). Like many Winsome Wood products, the Eugene collection is available in four classic finishes to choose from. Conveniently packed and shipped in 1 box and ready to assemble. Constructed of a combination of composite wood and solid beech wood top panel and frame for a long-lasting durability. Replacement parts can be requested directly to the manufacturer within 60 days from date of purchase. Assembled table is 18.9"W x 14.9"D x 25"H. Inside Drawer is 14.5"W x 12.5"D x 5.6"H. Cabinet opens to 15"W x 12"D x 14"H of storage. Constructed with combination of solid and composite wood in natural wood color. Assembly required.
Quantity Available in Stock
30
SKU
WW-81115
UPC
021713811158
Assembly Required
No
Weight
17.25 lbs
Assembled Dimensions (L x W x H)
18.9" x 14.96" x 25"
Color
Natural
Material
Solid / Composite wood
Prop 65
No
Country of Origin
Thailand
Shipping Timeframe
2 business days
Shipping Weight
20 lbs
Shipping Dimensions (L x W x H)
26.3" x 18" x 5"
Shipping Method
Parcel
Ships from ZIP Code
98072
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Shellcaptain
Important tips: I coated the thread of the wood screws with a LITTLE bit of liquid dish detergent, because the screws were difficult to screw in--the coating made it much easier. Also, coated the two male wooden dowels for the two dowel joints. Had to go backwards and loosen up a couple of screws and jockey the parts around a bit to get the trays properly fitted into the tray slots. Do not coat the screws for the knobs. "Open your "patience drawer" and fill up one of your pockets with some patience." (Or, better yet, give it to your kid to take to his wood working shop class in school and let them put it together--just kidding.) Take care that you put it together on a table or work surface with any kind of material or padding to protect the work surface and your new accent/end table--you do not want to mar the surface and finish of your work surface or your new table. It is truly the natural wood color. I am pleased with the table. The table came properly and adequately packaged to protect it during shipping. It is not flimsy or shaky, however, it will not withstand a nuclear blast. Some of the parts are "composite" and not solid wood--if that is what you want, you will have to double or triple the price. This table is exactly what I wanted and needed, and I think it looks very nice.
BobC98
I bought this to hold my laptop because I'm using desk space to hold an external keyboard, speakers and a 22" monitor. When I opened the box (which was well packed) and saw all of the parts, I was afraid it was going to be a nightmare to put it together. Thankfully, it was not. I took the time to lay out all of the parts and matched them up with the instructions. As others have mentioned, the screws took a little effort to put in, but I used a short philips screwdriver and one of those pads that you use to open pickle jars with. I didn't see a need to use a drill though. I would choose it again. Well worth the money. I looks good and it's very solid.
BobC98
I bought this to hold my laptop because I'm using desk space to hold an external keyboard, speakers and a 22" monitor. When I opened the box (which was well packed) and saw all of the parts, I was afraid it was going to be a nightmare to put it together. Thankfully, it was not. I took the time to lay out all of the parts and matched them up with the instructions. As others have mentioned, the screws took a little effort to put in, but I used a short philips screwdriver and one of those pads that you use to open pickle jars with. I didn't see a need to use a drill though. I would choose it again. Well worth the money. I looks good and it's very solid.
LAGreg
This is a HUGE bargain! Make no mistake, it is not hand crafted by a world class carpenter. But you didn’t pay for that either! If you need to put your lamp, books, flashlight, pen paper and phone charger on or in it you simply can’t do better.AssemblyI built two of them by myself in about 90 minutes. I have built many many of these types of products so I know what to do and not to do. It’s simple but experience helps.SturdinessSome of it is thin wood (NOT cardboard as mentioned elsewhere) but the weight bearing frame part is more than strong enough to do the job. It will hold your lamp, books and iPads. But I wouldn’t stand on it to catch that spider crawling in the ceiling.
LAGreg
This is a HUGE bargain! Make no mistake, it is not hand crafted by a world class carpenter. But you didn’t pay for that either! If you need to put your lamp, books, flashlight, pen paper and phone charger on or in it you simply can’t do better.AssemblyI built two of them by myself in about 90 minutes. I have built many many of these types of products so I know what to do and not to do. It’s simple but experience helps.SturdinessSome of it is thin wood (NOT cardboard as mentioned elsewhere) but the weight bearing frame part is more than strong enough to do the job. It will hold your lamp, books and iPads. But I wouldn’t stand on it to catch that spider crawling in the ceiling.
