This is cheap, so I didnt expect a Basset product, but I at least expected some precision. It looks good, but assembly is BRUTAL.
Now, here is the thing // assembly is actually easy, but the pre/cut holes are done so poorly that it makes it really hard. It uses those lock/nut type fasteners and it is easy to ruin them or even rip the stud from its seating, as it sits in pressboard. The studs should sit in a threaded, countersunk receptacle for better strength and precision. This minor change would make a world of difference.
INSTALLATION ADVICE // set the dowels up front and use real wood glue. The instructions have you wait too long. Set them early so that at least can dry in place a bit. Also, think about NOT using the guides on the bottom of the . The nuts on the back of the handles are too big and hit the dividers. You need to force them. Leaving off the guides would make it easier.
Looks nice, brutal assembly
This is cheap, so I didnt expect a Basset product, but I at least expected some precision. It looks good, but assembly is BRUTAL. Now, here is the thing // assembly is actually easy, but the pre/cut holes are done so poorly that it makes it really hard. It uses those lock/nut type fasteners and it is easy to ruin them or even rip the stud from its seating, as it sits in pressboard. The studs should sit in a threaded, countersunk receptacle for better strength and precision. This minor change would make a world of difference. INSTALLATION ADVICE // set the dowels up front and use real wood glue. The instructions have you wait too long. Set them early so that at least can dry in place a bit. Also, think about NOT using the guides on the bottom of the . The nuts on the back of the handles are too big and hit the dividers. You need to force them. Leaving off the guides would make it easier.