PPT 900 Table Tennis Table

I hesitated to buy this table, based on the review indicating it is hard to assemble. I'm very glad I went with my gut feel that I could work it out if the instructions were ambiguous. Maybe the table I received had a different set of instructions than the other reviewer, but mine were very clear on how to assemble the components and more importantly, how NOT to assemble the components. Pictures show it all very clearly. Also, there are videos available online for each step in case you need help.
Now that the table is assembled (which took me a bit more than an hour, with 'help' from my kids, plus some genuine help from another adult - there is a step where you need two adults) we are really enjoying it. It wheels easily from our garage to the outdoors, and is made of very sturdy materials. We don't plan to let it get wet, but the laminated tabletop looks like it would handle moisture quite well. The wheels roll easily and lock with a foot lever, and the legs are easily adjustable if your terrain is not exactly flat.

A couple thoughts to aid in assembly:
Tools are included that will allow you to assemble the table. However, I found it very useful to have a ratchet wrench with metric socket to speed things up. A cordless driver would have sped things up even more.
Also, make sure you use the right bolts for each step. There are about 5 different sizes of bolts. Each step shows which to use, and only one size will work right for any given step, so it's important to get it right. If you get it wrong, it's not hard to swap out the bolts for the correct size.
The instructions show tightening guides in nm (newton-meters). Most of us don't have torque-measuring wrenches so just use common sense. Some require very little torque, others more (they give you a scale). Just don't over-tighten the bolts as they go through circular tubes and you could deform the tubes. The nuts for the bolts have a threadlocking plastic insert so they won't back out over time. Just make sure the bolts that act as pivots are not too tight to restrict motion.
The engineers at Decathlon have made a very good product, and the tech pubs folks there made good instructions.

Very pleased with the table tennis table & cover & delivery

The box arrived, containing twenty million pieces! We laid them all out on the deck, then four of us watched the assembly video from the given link, pausing it after each step. After about 20 minutes assembling it, we'd only watched the first few seconds of the video.... we thought it was going to be a long night! Fortunately, we managed to speed up and got it fully assembled in about an hour. The table is VERY sturdy and SO EASY to put up and fold back away again. The wheels are robust and allow it to move smoothly and easily. They each have brakes to stop the table moving when in storage or in game play. We bought the cover (which isn't cheap, but well worth the money) and left it outside all year including in the harsh North East winter weather. When we unzipped it in late spring, we were surprised to see that the table was still in a clean and immaculate condition, with only one spider living within it. We're so impressed with the design and build quality. Added to that, there's a 10 year guarantee, just in case anything should go wrong. We can't recommend this enough. Yes, it's a pain to put up, but so worth it and easy to manoeuvre into position to have hours of fun.

Excellent

I'm sure it's a nice table but the assembly instructions are impossible. We've finally nearly finished putting the table together and just realised that the wheels were the wrong way round. There was nothing on the instructions to indicate which way they went. Now we have to dissemble the whole thing and start again. Given that this is a £470 product I would have expected much higher quality instructions. Seriously annoyed at the massive waste of time.

superior quality and fantastic value compare to similar offerings by competitors. Instructions were very clear and product is easy to maneuver