Mainly this was what I wanted.  It looks good and was mostly easy to put together.  However, 2 of the pieces had incorrect numbers (6 was labeled 9 with a underline to show what was right side up, 10 was labeled 11)  and the instructions didn't mention inserting panels number 8, although they were on the drawing.  The drawing didn't make clear that two similar pieces had a right side up, which I discovered later when trying to mate their substructure with another and it wouldn't fit.  Took a while to figure out why.  When inserting one of the panels in it's sides slots I found that the slot at the end, which it needed to fit into, had a thin piece of wood crossing it near the side which I had to break out with a screwdriver before the panel would fully slide into place.  Not a big deal but annoying.  Apart from these few assembly annoyances it went together well and is what I wanted.  I would recommend it to others.