Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Hello folks, read the title carefully because this product comes in allot of pieces and assembling would be an understatement. Putting that to pasture for the folks that can assemble things this product is very assemble friendly, furniture companies they should follow Z-Line Designs assembling instructions as they greatly thought out for the consumer when they assembled this product. The material of this product is actually durable. When this product is fully assembled it is a hefty 47lbs the packaging that came with it is probably ounces. Delivery service would probably hate you if he had to deliver to a 2nd floor without an elevator. Opening the box everything is labeled clearly from the panel parts to screws, bolts and glue all are in letter organized bubble bags even the instruction manual and pictures are clearly well read. If you are overwhelmed by the amount of parts, don't be it takes about 30+ minutes for a single person to assemble it. It took me a bit longer because I glued everything using Gorilla wood glue instead of the glue that was provided. The only real wood is the top surface and the rest is good thick veneer wood. The piece that feels flimsy is the lower front kick plate and internal support beams but other than that if feels sold when assembled. When it's finally assembled it looks, feels and weights like real cherry wood. Internal side rails glides the drawers in and out smoothly and feels secure and not clunky. The handles are light and can handle the wear and tear. The only drawer that can lock is the top drawer but don't expect it to be indestructible it will prevent children from opening it but a simple screw driver can probably pop it open. I've scoured all over the web and local stores new and used for this product or similar and they are well over $100+ and the ones that are used are really worn down. Jumped onto Amazon and they are selling it for $95 with free shipping, that's hard to beat, if you can fine this product cheaper get it. Below are several photos of the product including the exact tools you'll need to assemble, didn't have a rubber mallet used a small hammer instead.