It looks good from a distance and the porcelain top seems to be ok but it is truly made of MDF also referred to as compressed cardboard with a low quality veneer over it. The drawer slides have two plastic clips that I had to use a screw driver as a pry bar to move. The idea is that these two plastic clips separate the slides from the drawer but the low quality builder installed screws into the slide and drawer that made these release clips non functional. Once the screws were removed it operated fine but shed light on the cheep hardware used to construct the vanity. It’s difficult to find a freestanding vanity in this size so I’ve decided not to return it. Instead I plan to build a solid oak base with the same dimensions and use the porcini. Top on my home made vanity. I wouldn’t recommend this to someone unless it’s going in a bathroom that is very rarely used. I can’t imagine the low quality veneer will hold up to kids pets and water, time will tell.