Here are a couple pointers. although the instructions are pretty easy to read, there were a couple things I discovered upon assembly. When you see the roller bars, look inside the bar itself and you will see the numbers needed for like the drawers or keyboard roller shelf so you will know for sure which one goes to which drawer and what not. One downside to this is that the bottom of the drawer is a heavy cardboard vs actual wood. It would also be nice if they could reverse the sides the drawers are on. This would have been perfect for what I wanted if you could build a mirror image of this desk. also, surprisingly I was able to build this myself. mind you I'm almost 60 with a rod in my back, a metal ball in my left shoulder. and I have a left hand with nerve damage. I still on my own was able to put this together myself and lift and flip it (carefully of course) and overall, it came out pretty good. took me a few to figure out the drawers and the little metal circle that allows you to either raise or lower so then close correctly. I've owned Sauder before, and it's always done the job needed. I did have a couple small chips on a couple pieces one being the pull-out keyboard shelf. other than that, it will do perfectly. I bought some sliders to put under the desk so I will be able to pull it out when I need to. my old one had wheels. time will tell.