Need Fold Down Wall Mount Desk Heavy Duty Small Folding Wall Table Length 36" Width 20" Perfect Addition to Home Office/Laundry/Home Bar/Kitchen & Dining Room AC15DW(9050)

Fantastic—heavy, sturdy, and really beautiful. It’s the perfect table for folding clothes and might be my favorite laundry upgrade ever. I love that it folds down so easily with just the press of two buttons. It was relatively easy to install. I’d definitely recommend this if you need extra surface space.

Well made & sturdy. Easy to install.

Awesome foldaway table for my small bedroom studio. The quality of the wood is solid, doesn’t feel cheap at all. I trust the strength of the folding brackets as well. Took me about an hour to put this up on my own, and the instructions were very straightforward. With that being said, I must say: Although I find this table to be exactly what I needed, the other reviews are true. As others have stated, It’s not the product itself that’s bad. It’s really just the included screws that make or break the quality of this item. I learned from the mistakes of others and, instead of using the included screws, I used my own 1/4 screws and toggle bolts (highly recommend you pick some up if you plan to install the brackets onto drywall rather than into a stud.) Tested it with 45 lbs and it didn’t budge at all. If you notice the odd placement of the brackets in my photos, the center-most bracket towards the left is the one that I drilled into a stud. The one to the right is bare drywall with no stud or beam. It is not wobbly or awkward at all that way either. For installing into the stud, I drilled 1/4 holes, and used the included plastic anchors that cane with the desk to really secure that screw once it was in there. When I checked the level of the mounting bracket, it was slightly raised. So I put a washer between the bracket and the wall to fix that angle. I did this for both sides. For extra surface coverage of the screw head, I made sure to use a washer under each screw as well. For the right bracket (pure drywall, no beam/stud) I took some extra measures by pre-drilling my 1/4 screws into the included plastic anchors, paired with my metal “spring wing” toggle bolts. I would like to eventually purchase a 3rd bracket, if possible just to make it look so awkward. But you really can’t see them under the tabletop at all anyways. One critique I have, which is more of an aesthetic issue for me, is I wish the edges were rounded instead of cornered. But that’s okay. The desk looks good. I can fit my laptop, my 4” studio monitors, a laptop, and a full size Yamaha PSR E363 piano on this bad boy. Bigger than I anticipated and I am grateful for it.

*UPDATE* Seller offered to refund for the whole price. I appreciate that they reached out so I'm going to bump up my rating. The table is still holding well so there's no issue there. Hopefully they will fix the quality on the screws so this won't happen to anyone else. Other than that I like everything about the product. PAST REVIEW: Went to install the product and pre-drilled the holes for it but two of the screws broke right at the head. Luckily we had others at home that were better quality to replace them but now we have two broken screws stuck in our wall. As for the actual table it seems to be holding up well with a decent amount of weight on it but time will tell if it lasts.

My apartment lacks counterspace, so this was looked at as an alternative. I have a dog kennel in the corner of the kitchen so this was installed above it. As other reviews have said, the screws provided are absolute garbage. I broke three of them trying to attach the brackets to the wall. The instructions aren't great either, but it's just two brackets and a slab of wood. Here's what you need to know: 1) Buy new screws. I used size 6, 2 inch screws. Picked up 8 of them at the local hardware store for $0.20. 2) Install this into studs. It comes with drywall achors but don't kid yourself. There's good weight to just the slab. Use a stud finder and center it up. 3) I found using a laser level the easiest. Set the level and use the stud finder to mark it off at desired height (I went with counter height). 4) Pre-drill holes into the wall studs for the brackets. Start at the top. Using your laser level, you can make sure these are straight up and down. Secure the top ones first, then line up with laser, then drill your lower holes. 5) Once both brackets are up, put the slab on top. Slide it all the way against the wall. Then measure from either side of the bracket (close to the wall) to the edge of the slab on both sides to center it. Do the same measurements from the bracket to the edge on the edge opposite the wall (to ensure they are straight). 6) Pre-drill holes from the bottom. Start closest to the wall. Then had tighten the screws thru the holes with the provided short screws. They seem to work fine for this part. And done! Enjoy the new shelf.

I was looking for a foldable table my son could use for homework. We live in a tiny apartment, and space is premium, so we wanted something that could be put away and pop up in under 10 - 15 seconds. After looking online, including HomeDepot and Lowes,I came across this table, which seemed to be the right size, sturdy, and reasonably priced. The hardware that comes with this unit is rubbish and I would suggest going to a hardware store and getting the right screws. I used a backer board since I could not align the brackets with the wall studs. The spring mechanism in the brackets needs to be better designed; however, you can overlook this small inconvenience. The wooden surface is of good quality and is very sturdy. My son likes his table, and we are happy that we can fold it and not have to look for some corner where it needs to be stored. Overall, it's a decent product for the price. UPDATE: The support started to bend after a few weeks of use. While the table is made of good material, the hinge is very weak.

I absolutely love this folding table, I may even buy another one! It was pretty easy to install and has been very sturdy. I've been using it for a month now, I live in a very small space and it pops up and works great but can be collapsed down completely to be out of the way. It keeps our house looking nice, neat and open while still being very functional when I need it. Two people could sit at it and work or eat (you'd be cozy) or one person can spread out laundry, a laptop and files, whatever you need. Highly recommend!

It can be a little challenging to install. Really takes two people at some points. But I love how easy it is to fold down and up. It's incredibly sturdy. We installed it in about an hour. Well worth the money.

This is my at home workspace now, however, should be screwed into studs. The one side is loose as it is in drywall with the appropriate anchor, but still a little loose. Great idea and hideaway desk!!!

Like many others, we got this for our laundry room. The table is extremely heavy. Considering it's laminated with a fake wood cover, it didn't need to be solid wood. It makes it really difficult to handle and mount on certain types of walls. The hardware is decent though, so once mounted it does work well. But if I'd known, I would have looked for something lighter (made from pressed wood or a polymer).

Ça vaut l'achat! Robuste et moins lourde que les autres modèles du même genre. Par contre je n'ai pas pris les ancrages fournies, j'ai mis celles de la quincaillerie pour une meilleure qualité.

Tablette et support sont très bien mais pour les vis et ancrages ça vaut rien, la vis casse à la tête si vous vissez dans le stud de bois. Et ancrage cela dépend de votre mur, pour moi ils entraient dans le mur, vous êtes mieux d'avoir quelques choses autres à la maison.

Nice little shelf. Sturdy and very easy to install.