It looks nice! It holds up well even with a heavy person though it is mostly me and the kids. I added some wood sealant and a stretchy waterproof cover for table and benches to make it last longer.It came in two separate boxes a day apart so don’t stress if you only get one box right away. Super easy to assemble, with two people it took less than a half an hour to fully put together and enjoy. However, I don’t believe it is weather proofed well and we will be doing that before putting it out in the elements. I think overall it is a very nice table.Build quality is marginal in some aspects. This is NOT a heavy duty table, time will tell on durability. The metal framing is light aluminum or some similar alloy. Fit margins at end stage are hilariously off kilter. My biggest complaint is the slats that are pre-drilled under the main table portion are NOT tapped consistently. They pre-drill the slats, but even using maximum caution you can penetrate the upper table zone with fasteners. I hand tightened these and still came through the top. Advice to manufacture: get a better template and shorten the table screws by 1/16th of an inch. Just basic stuff here.Great table, but beware. It is NOT sealed. You will have to seal it yourself or risk it warping .While I like this picnic table and benches and the ensemble looks great on my patio, I gave it a 4 Star review rather than 5. Here's why:It was a total MOFO to put together. There are a lot of pre-drilled holes that don't exactly match up. There were two areas where I had to be satisfied with 3 bolts instead of four to hold the benches in place, because no way were all 4 going to line up exactly like they should with the metal plates. But I can live with that. Also, it didn't come with any 'written' instructions. It came with Steps in a diagram, which would be fine but all diagram steps were on one 8 x 11 page and they were so tiny, I had my reading glasses on WITH an additional magnifying glass to read them.Having said that, I do really like this table and benches and my umbrella fits nicely in the hole. If you don't have an outdoor umbrella, it does comes with a wooden cap to plug the hole.Not to manufacturer: Try putting one of these together yourself and you may end up discussing the pre-drilling with your manufacturing team so they get it more perfected.Nice set though!!Looks beautiful and material seems very good. Nice Acacia Wood table top, powder coated metal legs. We will see how it holds up. We are covering it with water proof cover since it is up in the Southern California mountains all year. It was not easy to assembly over 180 screws. My husband is a Tradesman so it was not a problem for him but it took 2 Man several hours and some holes were not in the right spot and had to be drilled. For the regular person this will be a tuff assembly.I liked how beautiful this table looked for the first month. And that's about it, it doesn't stand the test of time, or outdoor usage. Within 6-7 months, the wood has lost the color. It's cracking up from multiple places, and I don't think it'll last much longer.First the positive. Both my wife and I are quite pleased with the assembled picnic table. It is exactly the size we were looking for. The table is sturdy, easily seats 4 adults, and has the look of a quality table. This table certainly seems to be durable, but obviously I will be in a better position to say, once this table has sat on our deck for a few years. The positives that I mention here have driven our strong rating.The challenge, though, is the assembly. I had read the complaints from other reviewers regarding the difficulty in assembling the picnic table, so approached assembly with some trepidation. While assembly was ultimately successful, it was a painful 4 to 5 hours under a hot sun required to put the table together. The indentations to be used for inserting screws were at times slightly off. This was especially true when securing the table planks with the bars underneath. If the bars are, as a result, slightly off, then securing the legs to the table can become challenging. Next, by trial and error, I found that it was more logical to flip the order of steps 2 and 3 and also flip the order of steps 5 and 6. So, for anyone who doesn't have much experience in assembling stuff, I would think twice about purchasing this table. From our perspective, our satisfaction in the end product easily offset the pain in putting the table together.UPDATE: It has now been 2 years since purchasing this picnic table. Unfortunately the table has not held up to outdoor use. I have attached 2 photos to show what has happened. As mentioned by some of the other reviewers, the boards will not stand up to inclement weather and will discolor and warp. I did sand and re-varnish the table every year, beginning just a few months after purchase. Even then, it was obvious that the color was beginning to fade.I did contact the manufacturer about purchasing replacement boards, but was told that they do not sell individual boards. At this point, 3 of the 5 boards have begun to discolor and warp.Therefore, I would strongly advise against purchasing this table. Not only is this table an absolute bear to assemble, as outlined above, the table does not stand up to outdoor weather. The table does look attractive when first assembled. Unless you intend to use this table indoors or plan to cover the table after every use, I would definitely recommend NOT purchasing this table. Clearly, I made a mistake. As a result, I have changed my rating from 5 to 1.Table de pique nique extérieure elle est jolie. Je lai monter avec bcp de minutie mais ce n'est pas super solide il manqie de renforcement entre les patte latéral + le bois devra je crois etre un peu sablé et ou verni car il fait des écharde facilement. Je ne sais pas ce que ca donnera sous la pluie et soleil en alternance. Pour le prix je ne recommande pas bcp le produit malheureusement