If you’re an experienced wood worker this would likely be a fun project, but for me who has little experience it was a bit more than I could do myself. The diagonals don’t fit inside the frame (I ended up taking off one side, put the diagonals on and reattached with a gap, but that’s likely not a good idea, who knows). One of the diagonals is cracked and split, one has glue residue and won’t accept stain. It needs to be sanded before you finish it (rookie mistake on my part I added stain and poly without realizing). The wood is generally In poor condition, warped, glued, damaged on the edges. I’m getting a replacement part from the manufacturer and will make do, but I wish I’d spent more for a door already put together correctly and in good condition, even if I had to stain it myself ( which I clearly excel at, tee hee.