The look is great, but the quality is moderate - similar to Ikea's higher end.  It's MDF with a heavy sticker surface, no real wood at all. The countertop had a slight divet in the top from fabrication, but not enough to hassle with a return.  There are no instructions included, but it's easy to figure out if you're semi-skilled.   To make installation easier, we first removed the doors and drawers to make the frame lighter.  If the clips didn't line up with a stud (which is mandated by drain location) then we used "Togglers" - the heavyduty zip-tie that puts a toggle bolt in the wall. For the sale price, we're ok with the vanity, seeing as the shipping cost directly from the importer "Kubebath" in Canada was $300. It's expensive to move around such a large item, that is a large part of the price.