This looks great and is solid once it's set up. The instructions are easy to follow but one of the steps requires the builder to flip over to insert a multitude of less than secure parts and boards - which really isn't feasible. (I heard some bad words from the hubby.) We (including our son - isn't this fun, kid?) finally got this step accomplished and none of the questionable smaller and thinner boards broke (it was close.) The glass doors were typical for their type of installation in trying to square them. Overall, the piece is substantial, holds an older large flat screen, and looks more expensive than it is.