Thin and lightweight, finish is thin, especially where door panels meet the thicker door frame. Finish was worn off acorner or two just from movement in package. As stated, its lightweight and not very sturdy structurally. For example, i built it on a reasonably level spot, but when i moved it to it's place the hardwood floors of my 90 year old house were a bit off and it caused the whole unit to twist out of square. So i had to shim one of the legs to even things out. Pretty disheartening to spend all the time adjusting the door hinges to make them even and square and then see them go wonky depending on where it sits in the room. It's not unusable just know what you're getting into. It's thinly constructed box furniture. I didn't and wouldn't pay more than $400 for it.

Pros: assembly was pretty easy with one man and the color of the cherry finish(but not the wood grain) matched my cherry dresser well enough that they look fine in the room together.