Regency Kee Round Mobile Breakroom Tables - Medium Size White & Black - Perfect for Office Cafeterias, Conference Rooms & Collaborative Workspaces

Once it is together this is a nice table. You need to have an electric drill for assembly as there are no screw guide holes. Use a felt tip marker and place the legs where you want them, mark the holes, then drill your own guide holes. Be careful to not drill too deep as that will mess up the surface of the table.The packing was really subpar. The smaller box attached to the side was crushed. Every time I move this, it leaves a little trail of blue-tinted screws. Including one that found its way into my husband's tire.This table looks exactly as expected, a nice office furniture piece that will remain in good shape with little upkeep required. Assembly took slightly longer than expected, due to needing to drill out the holes for legs to attach. Still, it was not a lengthy process. Caster wheels glide smoothly.My initial happiness with choosing the Regency Kee Round Mobile Table waned a bit after it arrived and was unpacked. The assembly of the table is just a matter of attaching the legs. As I spread out the components, I saw that the legs weren't simple to install. No pre installed fixtures in which to screw in the legs. Bolts are used to attach the legs, but there are no bolt holes, or even marks to show where to drill bolt holes. After double checking the box and not finding a drill hole template, I resigned myself to having to ask someone to do the measuring and marking of the leg attachment spots. While waiting for assistance, I put the table and components in a box in the garage. The table top is pretty. Three stars for poor DIY assembly instructions.This took a bit of effort for the leg assembly as the areas to place them were not marked nor were the holes pre-drilled. Luckily I have an electric drill to work the screws in as I could not have done it manually. The surface of the tabletop is smooth and visually appealing and the wheels provide versatility and easy maneuvering.The table-top is very sturdy and strong. The legs are strong enough. I can see this being used in an office setting, but I don't know that the legs would last to abuse by kids. I don't think it would work well in a school setting. The legs are sturdy enough, but I feel like a solid kick at the legs could loosen or pull the screws out.It was more of a pain to install than I thought. I expected there to at least be screw holes. I understand that they want you to have flexibility with how close to the edge the legs are, but the could have at least put a pattern on the bottom with a couple of options for placement. You have to measure carefully to try and make sure the four legs are at exact places so the legs are even. I have quite a few pencil marks trying to get the legs exactly right!Once it's together, it is nice. It's really made for hard floors with the wheels. We'll have to see how well it lasts. I like it a lot, but I'm not sure if I love it.The quality of materials makes this seem like a sturdy table. We have not completed assembly yet due to a lack of clear placement holes. I wasn't expecting to have to mark where the screws would go on my own but if you have some experience with that sort of thing then this may be right up your alley. Overall, I like that this is a durable table but I would have preferred an easier assembly plan.This was a piece going on my home office and unfortunately it will be placed in my garage for a bit…on a positive note, the table top is good quality, not hallow or cheap. The legs are metal and thick with attached wheels for easy transport. But there were no screws or pre drilled holes to establish where the legs should go. You would think there would be because the company should want the most accurate and best presumed used of their product.