Phew took a long time to put together. Although to be fair, I did it alone. I also installed casters underneath so that I could roll it around the kitchen or push it against the wall with the leaf down when I want some extra space. I do wish it was possible to put the handle on the other side, because it’s awkward in my kitchen and there’s no good place to turn it around and still have access to the drawerscabinets. So pay attention to that when you’re deciding if it’ll work in your space.

Unless you’re looking for a really cheaply made kitchen island, I wouldn’t buy this. I’ve only had it since January and it’s already falling apart…I was so excited for this purchase but it had truly disappointed. The part where the garbage can goes is out of line all of a sudden and won’t close properly so it just stays open. All these screws All the little screws keep falling out.

Took me a long time to build, the box was very heavy, I needed a dolly to move it. After six months it’s held up good. I have one spot where the top is bubbling from moisture.

Looks nice, but poorly made and materials are very cheap. Instructions seem to be written by a child which made assembly take way longer than it should. The push-in hinges for garbage can door are too big as well, I needed to chisel off the side of door for them to fit. Should be priced $200, not $350

I loved my island, however, Wayfair contracts with Angi for assembly. Do NOT pay for assembly to Wayfair. Angi’s contractor destroyed island with the assembly. Ago needs to be fired!