Looks pretty good. However, the instructions are fairly vague, especially on the subject of orientation of the top pieces. Screwing in the top pieces took a lot of time: the holes weren’t properly drilled and the bar on the hinge blocks the holes making it nearly impossible to screw the supports in. We ended up taking the hinge apart and reassembling the bar back on after attaching the support frame. The legs were supposed to screw in (according to the “instructions “) with 4 screws per leg. Only 2 holes drilled per leg and they didn’t line up! So now the tops sort of close, but they don’t lift or close easily. I suppose you get what you pay for and this was only $166, so we should have expected mediocre craftsmanship.