There were some corresponding dents in the drawer fronts, but not a deal-breaker. Everything else is so well thought out, i'm surprised this wasn't addressed. What needs 1. The top should have been made a little wider.

It's not heirloom furniture, but you didn't expect that for the price. The finish is basic and we plan to apply a couple of coats of amber shellac to improve the finish.

Drawers are a good size for craft and sewing supplies. It is perfect for the wife and she plans to use it for scrapbook supplies and a work surface. I really like all the drawers and the added extra work space it gives my craft room.

The leaf folds out easily and is supported so it does not wobble when used. There is a block that goes under the drop leaf to lock the swinging leg in place.

Instructions tell you not to use a drill - which makes these impossible to construct. You have to screw and nail into wood that doesn't have pilot holes! When it isn't, i'm not able to even contact the seller to get a replacement part!

Just a nightmare. There's no tongue-and-groove structure to ensure they align.

Real wood misleading. Drawer sides are cheap wood, almost like balsa. Half not only have a much smaller head, but also seem to be made of a metal alloy consisting of aluminum and butter.