Just what was wanted - look nice and sturdy when fully assembled.
Extras of all hardware (screws etc) is handy.
Following advice not tighten everything until then end can make assembly easier for some steps.
Alignment of screw holes not very precise ~ mm errors make assembly more difficult and some (barely noticeable) non parallel lines.
One of the inset nuts was sufficiently out of kilter (see photo) that a panel would not go on. A workaround was found involving screwing in the bolt with needle-nosed plier after the panel was put in place.