Best Choice Products Folding Sewing Table Multipurpose Craft Station & Side Desk with Compact Design, Wheels, Shelves, Storage Trays, Pegs, Magnetic Doors, Metal Doorknobs - Light Blue

I use this almost every single day and appreciate how I can move it out of the way when I’m done quilting. It’s sturdy, even when my machine is grinding away at ludicrous speedThe blue is adorable and I appreciate that it folds up to not take my space. If you’re using it to cut, the width may be an issue. My cutting mat hangs off the back side by a few inches, but I’ve had no problem cutting folded yardage or squaring up my quilt blocks.

This is perfect for my needs. The instructions for assembly were precise and easy to follow until the very last step. Put the hinges on the cart first, then the door. I did the opposite and had to redo. Like the reviews, you can only put short spools on the top thread rack.

I started sewing recently and needed a workbench but for a small area. Looking through Amazon I found this table and it seemed to have everything I needed and on budget, so I tried it and it paid off!It has enough workspace for me to work for hours on a sewing project. The shelving areas come handy while working to keep spools of thread or other necessary materials nearby. The height of the table is average, about three feet and works perfectly. It was easy to build, and it came with everything needed, including a combination Alan wrench/screwdriver.The table extension is a nice option for larger jobs because it offers a larger workspace, about 25” to 30” even with a full size machine.Once closed, the machine fits well on the shelve underneath for easy storage.The table is sturdy but I wouldn’t recommend leaning on it too much while open because it is not heavy wood and may topple if you place more weight than the unit itself.It is not much to look at, it’s a plain looking module but it’s minimalist and once closed it looks like a small dresser or end table.I would have preferred to have more drawer shelves instead of spool holders but it works well and gives the open table a nice visual touch.The small wheels help transport the table from room to room but they don’t feel super sturdy, so I suggest hauling carefully if you need to move it often. The wheels also have a break/stop option to keep them from moving.Overall the table was affordable, it looks neat, and the size is perfect for small spaces yet it offers plenty of work space. Perhaps taller people may have issues with the bottom shelve hitting their knees, but that is a standard issue with all compact seeing tables. I really like this table and highly recommend it.

I have just gotten into sewing, and this table has me so excited! It's a beautiful colors, and the quality was quite high. No noticeable dents or dings.I like that it's can be big or small - it's very easy to swap over. Very versatile. It was also easy to assemble. I was able to put it together alone.No issues with missing parts! Greatly recommend.

Here are the positives with this table:-It shipped quickly.-It looks nice.-The parts were well-labeled, and the directions were really good. I got it together myself in about 1 hour (which is what the directions say it will take).-It was well-packed and even though there was some damage to the box, there was no damage to the table.Here are the negatives:-The castor wheels are not really sufficient for heavy items like a sewing machine. I'm pretty sure I'm going to replace them, because I'm reasonably sure the screws holding the wheels on will pull out over time as I move the table. (The table is made of some sort of middling mdf that easily falls apart when screwed into--I had to be careful putting on the back--and does not seem to be really strong.)-There is no back on the table, which makes it rather wobbly. I added a back. It is better, but still wobbles some.-The top storage rack (on the door) runs into just about anything you put on the inside shelf, which means that you can't put much there and still close the door.-The inside storage shelf can hold a standard sized sewing machine (with the caveat above that you may have to remove the top storage rack on the door). However, the shelf's depth is only 8 3/4 inches, so be aware that a deeper machine probably won't fit there. (Some material or patterns might, though).Overall, I don't hate it. I am going to use it. It just isn't as strong or as versatile as I might have wished. Personally, I would have been willing to pay a bit more for a table that was sturdier and made with better materials. But, it is acceptable and it is great for a small space.

Okay, I LOVE this so much. The functionality between desk and storage cabinet is a life saver. This was so easy to build, it took under an hour by myself. The instructions were super simple to understand and once put together it feels pretty sturdy. It helps that it’s aesthetically pleasing and matches the rest of my decor. There’s a decent amount of storage here. It might not fit every single thing you need it to if you have a bunch of stuff, but it definitely helps. I have my sewing machine on top so I could put my materials/half done projects (lol) inside of it because I think it looks neater, but the sewing machine does fit perfectly on the inner shelf and gives no issues with the door closing. I read some reviews that said they had that problem but it’s a non issue for my heavy duty Singer. My only complaint is that it doesn’t have a back so I may end up putting one on myself. If you’re considering getting this just do it!