TO START THIS IS AN OVERVIEW OF THE UNIT WHICH HAS NOT BEEN PUT TOGETHERS AS I BEEN CHECKING PART BY PART:
Pros:
The pieces and the unit:
1) Not MADE IN China BUT in Thailand
2) LOOK and FEEL sturdy
3) Well finish, NO PAINT SPOTS OR RUNS NOTICE
4) Very well packed thought delivery was terrible a 51 KG box (101 LBS) left resting against my front door, REAL SMART.
The CONS portion, may I say to those that have never assemble a product or worked in assembly will need patience and follow step by step assembly instructions and common sense.
CONS:
1) No matter how well a product is made, it is my opinion that if a person pays $634.00 that product should be at least 80% assemble as today the equipment for 90% of factories are AUTOMATED.
2) At 101 LBS (51KG) the unit should be divided into smaller weighted boxes, specially today when boxes are recycled and cost pennies (EXAGERATION BUT UNDERSTANBLE TO WHO WANTS TO.) for packaging
3) If the consumer is going to put the item together the least it can be done is name the hardware for where it will be used in packets.
4) Adding a notice in the instruction that once the unit is put together will be heavy would help with strain backs if moved from the assembly are to where the buyer wants it.
If during assembly I find more PROS or CONS I will edit the narration
ALL PARTS MUST BE ASSEMBLE!!!!!!!!!!
TO START THIS IS AN OVERVIEW OF THE UNIT WHICH HAS NOT BEEN PUT TOGETHERS AS I BEEN CHECKING PART BY PART: Pros: The pieces and the unit: 1) Not MADE IN China BUT in Thailand 2) LOOK and FEEL sturdy 3) Well finish, NO PAINT SPOTS OR RUNS NOTICE 4) Very well packed thought delivery was terrible a 51 KG box (101 LBS) left resting against my front door, REAL SMART. The CONS portion, may I say to those that have never assemble a product or worked in assembly will need patience and follow step by step assembly instructions and common sense. CONS: 1) No matter how well a product is made, it is my opinion that if a person pays $634.00 that product should be at least 80% assemble as today the equipment for 90% of factories are AUTOMATED. 2) At 101 LBS (51KG) the unit should be divided into smaller weighted boxes, specially today when boxes are recycled and cost pennies (EXAGERATION BUT UNDERSTANBLE TO WHO WANTS TO.) for packaging 3) If the consumer is going to put the item together the least it can be done is name the hardware for where it will be used in packets. 4) Adding a notice in the instruction that once the unit is put together will be heavy would help with strain backs if moved from the assembly are to where the buyer wants it. If during assembly I find more PROS or CONS I will edit the narration