What an absolute torment to build. Perhaps ten steps, but each in duplicate and with four or five sub-steps. One handle screw was missing (the manufacturers are apparently not of the school of giving spares), and of course it was a metric wood screw — very hard to replace in an American hardware store. The plywood splits when you hammer in the small nails to secure the backing, even if you “tap gently” as they recommend. You also need to be a spacial intelligence savant not to install boards backwards with the unfinished sides showing when you’re done. Oh, and the little locks don’t make contact with whatever they are supposed to secure, so they are essentially a vestigial complexity whose only purpose is the hassle of installation. At least the drawers work! It would have been very easy to install the roller tracks backwards because the illustrations of these steps require the use of both imagination and an electron microscope.