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Defective West Elm Marble Bistro Table: Second Table
West Elm replaced the original marble table top, but after a few months we were worried to start seeing evidence of pressure along the edges in the exact same pattern as before. A light crack began forming. Over the last few days, a crack on the other side of the table is expanding. The pattern is exactly the same as before:
The edges/sides of the table are made up of smaller pieces of marble, each about 3.5-4.5 inches long - the lines between these pieces are visible when you look closely at the table even when it is brand new. Now the table seems poised to begin falling apart again.
Defective West Elm Marble Bistro Table: Second Table
West Elm replaced the original marble table top, but after a few months we were worried to start seeing evidence of pressure along the edges in the exact same pattern as before. A light crack began forming. Over the last few days, a crack on the other side of the table is expanding. The pattern is exactly the same as before:
The edges/sides of the table are made up of smaller pieces of marble, each about 3.5-4.5 inches long - the lines between these pieces are visible when you look closely at the table even when it is brand new. Now the table seems poised to begin falling apart again.