A lot of reviews mention there being a gap between the doors. The instructions very clearly tell you (I think it was step 29?... one of the very last steps) how to adjust the doors to fix the gap once you have attached the doors to the cabinet (in other words, pls ignore these people). When you first put them on you'll see a gap. But I was able to fix it in a few minutes. 

I've never assembled a piece of furniture completely on my own and I was able to figure this out. You'll need your own screw driver and hammer though. It was fairly easy, but it takes awhile. Took me about 3 hours (would be less with 2 people assembling). 

It's perfect for what I need, which was some extra shoe storage in a little entryway nook we have. The material is fine, maybe a tadddd more cheap looking than I would have liked? It looks fine, but when you touch it you can tell it feels like cheaper/fake wood. Even so, I think it's cute for an entryway and it does the job.