The HOMCOM Inch Bar Table with Metal Legs offers a clean, modern design with a strong metal frame and a solid wooden tabletop, making it ideal for dining rooms, kitchens, or workspaces. With clear, step-by-step instructions, assembling this table is simple and straightforward. Once assembled, it provides durability, stability, and a stylish addition to your home.
Warning & Safety Instructions
Before beginning the assembly process, please read and follow these important safety instructions:
- Keep children and pets away during assembly.
- Ensure all parts are present before beginning.
- Do not use the table if any part is damaged.
- Assemble the table on a flat, stable surface and place a cloth on the floor to avoid scratches.
- Adult assembly is required.
- Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity of the table.
Unboxing Your Table: What’s Included
Parts List
| Part | Quantity | Description |
| 1 | 2 | Leg Frames |
| 2 | 2 | Table Top Frame |
| 3 | 1 | Lower Crossbar |
| 4 | 1 | Wooden Tabletop |
| 5 | 2 | Struts |
Hardware List
| Part | Quantity | Description |
| A | 18 | M6×16 Screws |
| B | 2 | M8×35 Screws |
| C | 14 | Washer |
| D | 1 | M5 Allen Key |
| E | 1 | M6 Allen Key |
Step 1: Assemble the Base Frame
Hardware Used in This Step:
- A × 8 – M6×16 Screws
- C × 8 – Washers
- D × 1 – M5 Allen Key
Attach the Leg Frames (1) to the Table Top Frame (2)
- Place the Table Top Frame (2) upside down on a flat, stable surface.
- Position the two Leg Frames (1) onto the sides of the table top frame as shown in the illustration.
- Align the pre-drilled holes on the leg frames with the holes on the table top frame.
Secure the Connection
- Insert M6×16 Screws (A) through the aligned holes.
- Place one Washer (C) onto each screw before tightening.
- Use the M5 Allen Key (D) to tighten all screws securely.
Tip: Ensure both leg frames are evenly aligned before fully tightening the screws to maintain proper balance and stability.
Step 2: Install the Lower Crossbar and Struts
Hardware Used in This Step:
- A × 4 – M6×16 Screws
- B × 2 – M8×35 Screws
- C × 6 – Washers
- D × 1 – M5 Allen Key
- E × 1 – M6 Allen Key
Attach the Lower Crossbar (3)
- With the base frame still positioned upside down, place the Lower Crossbar (3) between the two Leg Frames (1) as shown in the illustration.
- Align the holes on the lower crossbar with the pre-drilled holes on the leg frames.
- Insert M8×35 Screws (B) with Washers (C) through the aligned holes.
- Lightly tighten the screws using the M6 Allen Key (E).
Attach the Struts (5)
- Position the Struts (5) inside the leg frames as shown.
- Align the strut holes with the holes on the frame.
- Insert M6×16 Screws (A) with Washers (C) into each connection point.
- Tighten the screws using the M5 Allen Key (D).
Tip: Do not fully tighten all screws until all components are properly aligned to ensure the frame remains square and stable.
Step 3: Attach the Wooden Tabletop
Hardware Used in This Step:
- A × 6 – M6×16 Screws
- E × 1 – M6 Allen Key
Position the Wooden Tabletop (4)
- With the assembled metal frame still positioned upside down, carefully place the Wooden Tabletop (4) onto the frame as shown in the illustration.
- Align the pre-drilled holes on the underside of the tabletop with the corresponding holes on the frame.
Secure the Wooden Tabletop
- Insert M6×16 Screws (A) through the holes in the frame and into the tabletop.
- Use all 6 screws (Ax6) to secure the tabletop evenly.
- Tighten the screws using the M6 Allen Key (E) until the tabletop is firmly attached.
Step 4: Final Assembly and Positioning
Turn the Table Upright
- Once all screws have been securely tightened, carefully turn the table upright and place it on a flat, stable surface as shown in the illustration.
- Ensure the table stands evenly on the floor without rocking.
Check Stability and Tighten Screws
- Check all connection points on the leg frames, lower crossbar, struts, and tabletop.
- Re-tighten any screws if necessary to ensure the table is fully secure and stable.
Troubleshooting Guide
| Issue | Possible Cause | Solution |
| Table feels unstable | Screws not fully tightened | Tighten all screws securely |
| Tabletop not aligned | Frame not centered | Loosen screws slightly, realign, and retighten |
| Parts don’t fit | Incorrect orientation | Recheck part positions and instructions |
Care & Maintenance
- Clean the tabletop with a soft, damp cloth.
- Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.
- Periodically check all screws and retighten if necessary.
- Do not exceed the table’s maximum weight capacity.
With its sturdy metal frame and solid wooden tabletop, this HOMCOM Inch Bar Table with Metal Legs (SKU:835-383) is designed to provide long-lasting performance and everyday functionality. Proper assembly and regular maintenance will ensure years of reliable use.
You can also download the HOMCOM Inch Bar Table with Metal Legs assembly manual for reference.
FAQs
Bar Stools with 28-30 inch seat heights work best for standard 40-42 inch bar tables. Look for stools with footrests and backs for comfortable seating during meals or conversations. Swivel seats and cushioned tops add extra convenience and comfort.
Measure your space and allow 36 inches of clearance around the table for easy movement. Choose 24-30 inches wide for small kitchens or 36-48 inches for larger areas. Allocate 24 inches of length per person to ensure comfortable seating capacity.
Bar tables are ideal for small spaces due to their compact footprint and vertical design. A 24-30 inch wide table fits easily against walls while maximizing floor space and storage underneath. Round or square shapes work best in corners, while rectangular ones can serve as room dividers.