This is a nice piece once you put it together. While assembling, I was wishing that the person that designed this unit was present so I could berate them for the fasteners they selected to assemble it, which were allen wrench bolts. When assembling the base parts there is a tiny pocket you need to use to insert the bolts into the adjoining parts. Once you get the bolt started in that tiny space, now you have to use an allen wrench to tighten the bolts and there is virtually no room to do that. You might get 1/10th of a turn with the wrench in that pocket. Why not make that bolt with other head types so that you can use other tools? Socket/screwdriver? Better yet, run the bolt from the outside in, rather than inside out and just cap it? It took 20 minutes at least to get 2 bolts in, which was infuriating and frustrating.