I spent fifty bucks on this, and it is okay for that price. It was a pain to put together. It is a little wobbly if you go to wobble it, but not something I notice when I use it. I wouldnt stand or sit on it, but average use should be fine. I bought it to use as a small vanity that fits behind my bedroom door, and it works fine for that, but I wouldnt repurchase now that I have more makeup and really wish I had a drawer. I was going to install a keyboard drawer underneath for that, but it has a piece under the desk surface about halfway back for stability that prevents anything deep from being installed. I had minor scratches in a couple places. Ive included a couple pictures with stuff on it and with it basically bare. I used to keep a laundry basket where it is now if that helps give you an idea of size. The chair is from a small, cheap folding card table.
Someone else uploaded the instructions; mine came with a set so I was okay there. None of the parts were labelled, so I labeled them all and included a list below. There are holes on the on side of parts N that need to face the top of the unit when you install in step 5, so they will be in the right place for part C in step 9.
Description of parts:
A - 3 sets of 2 large screw holes, finished top, both ends, one side, narrower and longer than C (has hardware on it in picture)
B - largest piece, desk surface (not pictured)
C - 3 sets of 2 large screw holes, finished top, both ends, one side, wider and shorter than A (has hardware on top in picture)
D - three square pieces, shelf dividers
E - long skinny piece with 2 large screw holes near each end, finished on all surfaces except ends
F - back panel for shelf (not pictured)
G - two small holes in the ends themselves, finished top, bottom, and one side
H and I - angled ends, 2 large screw holes near one end, 2 sets of 2 small screw holes along length, all but ends finished
J and K - 2 sets of 2 large screw holes along edge, 2 small screw holes next two one of the large screw holes set, finished top, bottom, and one side
L - 3 sets of large screw holes for brackets that dont go all the way through, finished top and one side
M - two shortest pieces, 2 large screw holes near one end, all but one end finished
N - next two shortest pieces, 2 sets of 2 large screw holes near one end and a few inches away from the other end, 2 small screw holes on one side, all but one end finished
Okay for a cheap piece of furniture.
I spent fifty bucks on this, and it is okay for that price. It was a pain to put together. It is a little wobbly if you go to wobble it, but not something I notice when I use it. I wouldnt stand or sit on it, but average use should be fine. I bought it to use as a small vanity that fits behind my bedroom door, and it works fine for that, but I wouldnt repurchase now that I have more makeup and really wish I had a drawer. I was going to install a keyboard drawer underneath for that, but it has a piece under the desk surface about halfway back for stability that prevents anything deep from being installed. I had minor scratches in a couple places. Ive included a couple pictures with stuff on it and with it basically bare. I used to keep a laundry basket where it is now if that helps give you an idea of size. The chair is from a small, cheap folding card table. Someone else uploaded the instructions; mine came with a set so I was okay there. None of the parts were labelled, so I labeled them all and included a list below. There are holes on the on side of parts N that need to face the top of the unit when you install in step 5, so they will be in the right place for part C in step 9. Description of parts: A - 3 sets of 2 large screw holes, finished top, both ends, one side, narrower and longer than C (has hardware on it in picture) B - largest piece, desk surface (not pictured) C - 3 sets of 2 large screw holes, finished top, both ends, one side, wider and shorter than A (has hardware on top in picture) D - three square pieces, shelf dividers E - long skinny piece with 2 large screw holes near each end, finished on all surfaces except ends F - back panel for shelf (not pictured) G - two small holes in the ends themselves, finished top, bottom, and one side H and I - angled ends, 2 large screw holes near one end, 2 sets of 2 small screw holes along length, all but ends finished J and K - 2 sets of 2 large screw holes along edge, 2 small screw holes next two one of the large screw holes set, finished top, bottom, and one side L - 3 sets of large screw holes for brackets that dont go all the way through, finished top and one side M - two shortest pieces, 2 large screw holes near one end, all but one end finished N - next two shortest pieces, 2 sets of 2 large screw holes near one end and a few inches away from the other end, 2 small screw holes on one side, all but one end finished