First the instructions were useless but I am relatively handy and was able to figure it out. It was however annoying that some of the panels did not have all of the holes drilled in order to assemble and I had to drill them myself. Also not the best at keeping sound out but it serves my purpose as a relatively sturdy room divider.We work at home. This provided us with the ability to build an office “cubicle” in the basement. The cloth covering and foam cores made for great sound isolation. Very happy with them.This was an absolute waste of money. I’m so mad, the box was thrown out so I cannot return it. Out $330.00. This absorbs nothing in regards to any type of sound, difficult to put together, not the most stable when assembled. Save yourself some disappointment and by 3 regular partitions for the price of this “acoustic” one.I use this in my daycare to separate classrooms. Works great because you can use it as extra wall space. The color is fun and goes with my classroom colors. Easy to setup. The only problem is the wheels aren’t optional but otherwise it’s great!Good product, just like description. The packing was poor and box was falling apart when delivered. I was missing the casters for one panel. The seller customer service was great and sent out a replacement without hassle.3 stars for the Sturdy frame but 2 off for flimsy wheels and bad color. Color is more brown/tan and not orange as shown in pics. No instructions. Not happy.Completely awful assembly instructions. One panel is a loss because the screws were placed in the wrong holes. Tried to remove them and stripped it- due to bad instructions. I ordered LIGHT GRAY- it is light lavender! Not sturdy. It wobbles when you roll it. Very upset about this expensive purchase. Would not recommend buying.Pretty much the quality I was expecting. Nothing overly great but seems pretty decent especially for the price. Easy to assemble but instructions were not much help. Seems to reduce some noise but didn't test it too much. Also in the pictures advertised it seemed to be very flush between panels and as you can see there is a small gap so which I could see being a deal breaker for some cause I would have preferred to have it with no gaps.For the assembling this is what I learned. Big screws hold the wheels in at the bottom of the panel with the pegs that stick out. Skinny screws go along the sides. Short screws go on the top. Works best to do the whole bottom row before attaching the top if linking all the panels together because you'll need to have it on its side to connect them. Only one side of the wheels locks so might want those in the same side for easier access. I would also put all the side screws in the holes first before putting the nuts on because you may need to shift it around to get the screw through and it doesn't move much especially if one of the screws is already tightened.Here's what I got