I’ve been studying pantries for a long time. Looking for something that had good reviews, with specific measurements. I’ve built a few smaller pantries in the past month. I built this alone in about 2 hrs. I liked that it came with a screw driver. I actually had to use it. It feels sturdy and the edges and doors lined up easily. I could see after a few moves it could become looser. A couple of visuals in the instructions were hard to visualize. It helped that I experience building pantries. It wasn't difficult though. I did see the predrilled holes still had the fiber board still in them. Some others were shallow. So I had to be careful to center the screws for the hinges. The painting was not through. There are unpainted edges on the door design. Some sections had an unknown stain that didn’t match the paint, so I can’t imagine what made them. The biggest challenge was placing the handles on the drawer. I had to apply pressure on the cup so I could secure the 2nd screw. I liked that there are two brace beams on the back. So no worry of pushing items and popping the backboard out. There are these plastic pieces that would be installed along the frame and backboard. I didn’t use them. I could see how it wanted it installed. But I noticed the screw would only reach the edge of the frame and would pierce into the back board. That appeared it would degrade the materials and poke through to the inside of the cabinet. It may of gone into the wall inside, but the screws are short. So as this cabinet is moved, those would just rip loose. I also didn’t use the plate stand. It was just a set on item. So anything in it could be slid around. I think it was a good value for the money. The other option I found was $60 more dollars. I was happy there was no strange smell or film. Another pantry I built, I had to wash hands after building. I made a good choice, it’s helping me make use of a busy space. I have it in the kitchen.