Definitely 2 person assembly

Once it is assembled it is fairly close to what I expected. The double door (the one on the left) seems to drag when opened or closed. It also seems lower than what I had expected. Overall, it is nice, but I just expected a little better product from Sauder. I have purchased Sauder products many times over the years and have to say for the most part I am always pleased. I am missing a knob for this so I will need to have one sent to me.

Nice looking, great instructions

Excellent quality, looks great. Super clear, complete assembly instructions. Part numbers are marked clearly in the instructions and on the parts. The predrilled holes aligned perfectly with the hardware. No missing parts. Lots of drawings along with words for each step. These were the clearest assembly instructions I’ve ever seen. It took me about three hours to do by myself. Lots of steps. But really good instructions!!

Poor quality

Not sure why there are positive reviews. This product looks and feels cheap in person. The vintage oak color is hideous. Looks like dirty cedar that has turned grey. Also plenty of dings before assembly. Absolutely not worth the price. I have other Sauder products, and this one is just very disappointing.

Space saving, easy assembly, great for sewing

The table is well-designed and the assembly instructions are clear. Assembly took me (mechanically inclined but not a DIY fanatic) a couple hours. The packaging got dinged up in transit but no table pieces were damaged. Of note, the box that the table ships in is heavy and many folks may want help lifting it. It fits my sewing machine in the main storage area and my serger in the side cabinet with adjustable shelves. With wheels locked, the table stays in place while sewing. Highly recommended.

Plenty of speace for sewing

Im surprised that this table is as sturdy as it is. I put it together by myself in about 5 hours, stopping a couple of times for a break. Its kind of awkward to try and hold up one area while using the cordless screwdriver with the other hand. I used knees, feel and hands to stablize it while I assembled it. Just a note.... when installing the hinges, only partially drive in the screw (halfway) until you get all of the other screws (4 per hinge) in place to help center the hinge. The side that lifts up and down for more table space is held up by the double door which houses a slider that fits into a hole under the table piece. It has 2 shelves behind a door on the right of the table. The bins are plastic and the dividers dont fit exactly right but will do for now. Might use some glue later, if needed.

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