Review on Bamboo 6 Tier Rolling Plant Stand - Stylish Indoor/Outdoor Planter Display Rack For Your Patio Or Living Room by Lance Alvarez

I timed myself, and it took 1 hour 10 minutes to assemble, including 5 minutes to dig out a splinter. Do be careful, it has some splintering. The assembly challenges can be overcome, but if you don’t have a small wrench or pair of pliers, it ill take you a lot longer. The kit comes with allen wrench and screw driver, but not the little single use wrenches that often come with kits. There’s about 48 nuts and bolts, 12 of which are pretty small, and would be quite challenging to tighten without a tool to hold the nut. Some of the nuts have faulty threads, but there were sufficient spare ones that I just set them side, and didn’t have to mess with them. There was a single glove included that the bag of nuts and bolts was in, so maybe they figured you could use that, but it was pretty splintery, so I just tossed it.For those of you who like to follow the step by steps, you might be surprised to discover that the directions end before the wheels are added. The only part that puzzled me was what the strip of four little rubbery adhesive foam was supposed to be for. Once I attached one of the wheels, it had some play in it, so I figured out that the form should be centered onto the metal base where the wheel post joins. This makes it sufficiently tight that you will want to first insert the middle bolt, then rock it to one side to add that bolt, then back to the other to attach the third. You’ll fiddle with the first wheel a little to get the feel, then the other three will be fine. Notice that two of the wheels have lock flaps, and two do not. I opted to use them across the long ways from each other.Have fun!