What I dislikedinstructions coukd be more succinct and dowels better height proportions
What I disliked: the instructions weren't as clear as they could be especially in regards to the drawer slides and door stop and the video I did find on Amazon glossed over some bits but thankfully showed these two parts and their installation. One of the dowel pegs were too long so when we pressed the top down it came up right through the top! So I have a corner that needs fixed before I've used it so points removed for this. On the whole the materials were good, there was more than enough screws, dowels and fixers to do the job, the material is of a reasonable quality and one person can mostly assemble this on their own (I found some bigger bits too heavy to lift but I have joint issues so my husband put it together with me holding or helping as required) but you do need a 2nd person at some parts of the assembly especially the cupboards/shelves assembly and when joining pieces and when putting the 2 sections together. It took approximately 9hrs over 2days the first day was unpacking, checking inventory , putting all the dowels and screw fixtures in holes as well as assembling the cupboard side. 2nd day was the cubbyhole side and the rest of the assembly, time was wasted on the drawer sliders but wouldnt have been if instructions were more succinct. You do need to take time with the dowel and fixing bits(screw things) lining them up with relevant holes and firm pressure is required to hold one end in whilst the other end is being put into place (2nd person becomes invaluable) we are by no means DIY-ers a person more used to flatpack/building with that type of mind set would most likely complete assembly quicker, we were also going slower to ensure no mistakes were made. All in all in it seems to be a good buy, I have yet to put my quilting machine on it to give it a good go (just finished it today). I would recommend this giantex 91cm high craft table with storage.