I live in a 400sq foot tiny home. I made a lot of changes to my lifestyle in order to do this. But there was one thing in particular that I would not compromise on. I wasn't going to give up quilting. Storage in my home is a luxury. I needed somewhere for my machines, tools and fabrics. I looked at a lot of cabinets before I settled on this one. I am really happy with my cabinet and will be adding another one soon to hold my crochet supplies. This cabinet arrived in a very sturdy box. Inside the box there were double reinforced metal corners with Styrofoam padding to protect the cabinet pieces. I'm going to upcycle this into some bird houses. There were layers of foam wrapping and sheets of Styrofoam between all the pieces. I only found one bent spot that split the coating. It's shown in my pics. It was an inside spot so not a deal breaker. The only other glitch I found was one of the neodymium magnets was cracked. Again a minor detail and not a deal breaker. I assembled the cabinet by myself in just over an hour and a half. When I got to the back panels where I needed an extra set of hands I just used masking tape to be those hands for me. All the screw holes matched up well enough. The shelves are lightweight but sturdy. Fabric weighs a ton so I needed shelves that would stand up to the abuse. I really like the corner protectors as they really added to the sturdiness and I won't be stubbing my toes on sharp metal. The doors hung easily and are inline. The wheels are great and roll very smoothly. The lock functions well and it's nice to have handles on both doors. The white finish on the cabinet is smooth and looks so clean. Now they don't make furniture like they did back in my day anymore. So I take extra precautions when assembling things like this cabinet. For this I used Vibra-tite blue threadlocker in gel form on all the screws. I've used this product on a lot of my projects and it has served me well. You can buy it here on Amazon in a pump bottle. It's great stuff and will make my cabinet last a long time. You only need simple hand tools to remove the bolt or screw you put it on. The one con with this cabinet is really just a personal preference thing. The screwdriver they include is too small unless you have tiny hands. That thing belongs in Munchkin Land. So to sum this up... I'm an old woman with a really bad back. I got this put together with no trouble. The instructions are well diagramed and easy to understand. I can't wait to get the second cabinet. This is a great product and I'm extremely happy with the purchase.