The only problem was the handles aren't level .\nThe quality was exceptional, I put together and stood up by myself. \n\nI've taken 4-6 hours to put together other cabinets I bought. This went together fast. Of course this wasn't my first project.\nI figured out how to put together without a partner.\nInstead of laying on it's back and adding the doors, I laid it on it's side. The side with the wider door. There is a divider shelf the length of the cabinet. I use it later to help lift the cabinet. I attached the hinges for the short side as instructed. Only I sat the inside frames part on top of where the hinges are adding the smaller door by getting on my knees and shooting upwards and screwed together. I also add the small door before lifting the unit. Using a padded foot stool or something similar to get underneath, I lifted to elbow height and kicked the stool under unit. I lifted and kept kicking the stool until I was able to teeter using the weight of the cabinet and bracing middle shelf to hold until it stands up. It may take a little effort, I'm over 60, female and recovering from a pulled bicep.\nNot to mention I also have low back issues. It was a lot easier getting it up than I thought it would be. The cabinet was very solid or I would've tried lifting by myself oh I also nailed the faux wood backing before and I hung the larger door by sticking something inside the door to hold it up until I could screw in the hinges. Make sure you put the hinges on the door first then set it at a 90 degree when attaching to the cabinet. You can level it afterwards by messing with the other screws inside. The bottom shelf looks like it sticks out to far, but when the door shuts it is fine. The small door will have magnetic square things you need to put on the top and bottom. I followed the instructions to everything except for flipping on the back and waiting for a helper.\n\nI would given a 5 star if the handles were level! \n\nBut is a very solid piece.