Our problems started with the color not being not quite what we thought and the "wood" being a much cheaper looking veneer than we expected. More importantly things got worse with us having two legs of the same side, which was ok after drilling a couple of holes. Then our two side panels didn't have large enough pre drilled holes for the metal dowels to fit and they pushed back through the veneer and ruined the top. We're now paying a carpenter to cut up real wood and using the legs.