Anyone buying this should probably have experience with kit furniture. The instruction book, with beautifully detailed drawings, does not have a single word. So, some judgement, common sense, and prior knowledge of how these go together would be valuable. I was able to do virtually all of the work alone (and in a wheelchair!), but you really should have help to join the upper and lower assemblies together. Everything went  together smoothly, and parts are precisely cut, drilled, etc. All hardware is fully identified, and no parts were missing. I bought this particular one, to match my existing kitchen cabinetry, right down to the handles (which seem to be metallized plastic), and I am pleased with its appearance, as well as it's great capacity.