My night stand arrived today and I was very surprised how nice it is.If you read the bad reviews first (like I do) but decide to take a chance and buy it (like I did) then rest assured! This stand isn't anywhere near what they made it out to be. I honestly just laughed when I put mine together as I remembered some of the stupid reviews! And looking at them again now, I just can't believe they had such a hard time. It isn't hard at all. Just a little time consuming. Taking my time, it took me a little over an hour and a half to put the stand together.For one, the instructions are some of the best I have seen in years!!! Not some mumble-jumble translated garbage where you have to go mainly by the pictures; these were spot on. All you need to do is TAKE YOUR TIME and read them carefully. They are clear, concise with a nice-sized print (not tiny like someone's review said. See my photo) and it reads like someone whose first language is English wrote (or translated) them. Well done on the instructions!!!The next thing folks complained about was the drawer. Mine glides just fine. There is a fine-tune adjustment on each side of the drawer. If it isn't working correctly just fiddle around with the adjustment and it WILL glide in and out the way a drawer is supposed to.As to the sturdiness, well, that all depends how well you can follow the directions! Mine is like a solid piece of furniture! Absolutely no wobbling whatsoever.I am happy with this night stand. In my opinion though, it isn't worth the 80 bucks they charge for it. It should be more in the $40-$50 range. It is supposedly an American company with 90% of the material made here in the USA, so since they don't farm out to foreign companies that's probably what makes the price a bit high.All in all a good, solid, nice-looking stand. I have the Lintel Oak finish and the photos in the product description are what my stand looks like.