70.9" Couch Table Behind Sofa, Narrow Console Table with Outlet, Skinny Sofa Tables Narrow Long, Long Entryway Tables for Hallway, Entryway, Living Room, Rustic Brown and Black CT185UBR

There are a lot of things I appreciate about this table: it comes with a wall mount to secure it, it's sturdy when assembled, the power outlet is so handy, it's not too wide, and it's the perfect length for my couch. This is exactly what I wanted to go between the wall and the back of my couch, and it's so handy for charging my phone and handheld gaming console.

I got this as a plant table for between my couch and window and it works perfectly. Easy to assemble and fits about nine 4-5” planters. Also the extra outlets are super convenient.

This table seems to be ok for the low price. It is too narrow and wobbly to be free standing, but it works well against a wall. Assembly was fairly easy and the directions were adequate.

Even though you'll never see this little table since it's between the wall and my couch, it's awesome. I can put stuff on it (still haven't figured out what) and you can plug stuff into it which is really convenient.

Took less than 30 minutes to assemble, exactly as described, not very sturdy but doesn’t have to be as it’s wedged between sofa and wall, instructions are clear and easy and has alternate instructions based on which side you want the outlet on

I bought this table to place under my kitchen window where I usually place my plants during the winter. It is good if you put a sofa or table in front of it, but not otherwise. It is very flimsy and wobly and it will fall off if you don't hold it with something

It doesn’t allow for a real baseboard really, but since ours is behind our couch we simply moved the couch back and allowed it to slightly tip to reach the wall. I would totally buy it again for this purpose. We had a party recently and everyone is so happy to see a place to put their drink even when choosing the couch as a seat!

I have assembled several pieces of furniture lately. This one is junk. It seems to have been returned. The package should have included an allen wrench, but it was missing. Two screws for the power outlet were missing. Screws to attach it to a wall were missing. Two diagonal struts didn't fit the holes they were supposed to attach to with short bolts. I had to bend both of them. A hole needed to attach one of the diagonal struts had never been drilled. That left no way to complete the assembly. I had to drill a hole, but of course it was slightly off for the bolt width. I am trying to attach this strut with Gorilla Glue. It is awkward to work on, and it fell once, damaging the surface finish. If you buy this, good luck.Follow-up. Seller offered a full refund. I had to reply "Full Refund." Trouble is, there is no way to reply or to request the full refund. What, what is wrong with this company?