This was fairly easy to assemble although the directions weren't completely clear on which way the brackets should be on the desktop frame. I thought the tabletop dropped into the frame so I assembled the desktop frame with the screw brackets on the bottom. Turns out the desktop bracket screw ports needs to be on the top. Also I didn't remember seeing in the description that the desktop was mdf or particle board it appeared that the desktop was all metal. I'm not a fan of particle board because the surface usually bubbles up with any moisture and it usually chips easily. So I decided to put some peel and stick kitchen tiles on the desktop to prevent any chipping, scratching or moisture damage. Also, the desk seemed wobbly at first but after I tightened all the screws it's solid as a rock. The wheels are smooth and it rolls great. I have groove lines in my kitchen tiles and my folding table legs were always catching in the grooves and it was hard to scoot the table or the TV trays so I needed a table with wheels. This table is also high enough and wide enough that it fits right over my recliners armrest so I can kick my feet up and recline if I want to. The tiles I also got on Amazon if your interested I got two different ones because they were both beautiful and I couldn't decide between the two so I got both. The one I used in the picture is the floorpop radiance. The other one I want to use on a second table is the floorpop Fontaine. It took 8 of the 12x12 tiles so I have two left from the pack which I will keep in case a tile on the desktop gets damaged and one will need to be replaced. Some of the tiles will need to be trimmed to fit. They are hard to cut at least with the cutters I had but the end result was beautiful and I am really pleased. I am saving up to order another rolling table for my sewing machine