This kitchen cart took me three different days to keep coming back to finish assembling. It was the most aggravating assembly project! I put together a lot of Wayfair pieces, so I am familiar with parts and hardware, but these directions needed a lot of improvement. First of all, all the hardware was thrown into one bag unlabeled. I carefully sorted through them and grouped them in my picture below. You had to guess what there were by using a chart on page one of the directions. Ok, I got through that debacle. Directions have no words and are not very clear, so you have to guess if pieces go face up or down, left or right; very annoying. One of my pieces faced the wrong way after I was almost finished. I had to take it apart and redu. I could never get the top piece screwed in fully. Two holes did not line up for me. It seemed ok to leave. One corner was mashed in when I unwrapped it, but I could live with it compared to the trouble of repacking it and sending it back. The aluminum side bar was clearly not even, photo five below. I still managed to get the screws in and make it look good. All of the wood is solid bamboo with a lovely pattern. I had no problem with the drawers, and they went in just fine. I like the four little casters for rolling. I do think they could make this a lot easier to assemble, and have more quality control on pieces lining up and being symmetrical. After it was done, everyone seemed to love it, especially the bamboo. Thanks Wayfair!
