Broke through the tabletop when I attached the legs to the tabletop. Putting the brackets together should be a prerequisite to holding public office because I am a relatively well educated and well paid person and it took me a few hours and a lot of tears. There are more than 28 parts involved in the one line, one drawing instruction to “put the brackets together.” Like it this were a weapon of the class war, I wouldn’t be surprised. Obviously this set costs a lot less than comparable sets, particularly for this shape and color, but you get what you pay for. Strangely, the chairs already have their legs and brackets fully assembled and you just have to screw them into the bottom to assemble. No such luck with the table. Some of the chair legs arrived scratched but once you’ve survived the trauma of unboxing this set, there’s no going back. I have a lazy Susan covering the dent in the tabletop but I’m definitely displeased.