How All Furniture Assembly Kits Should Be

Hi, I just got a new set of furniture for our kids' homework area. We're trying to put together a proper study room for them, and it's from Walmart. It's the Better Homes and Gardens Ludlow collection. We've already put a couple pieces together, but I wanted to show you one of the things that I think is really cool about this set and is really different from some of the other furniture assembly kits that we've, we've used before. So first of all, here's the instructions, and if you see when you come to step 1, it has all the pieces labeled with a letter or a number, and then it will show you exactly how to position them and will tell you a number here. So we want part number 18 and we're going to need 8 of them. So this is the super cool thing, and I haven't seen this in other pieces of furniture we put together, which sadly we do a lot. So each of the parts is in its own separate little compartment and they're all numbered. So you know exactly which nut you don't have to— or screw— you don't have to be comparing it against the picture hoping you've got the right one. They're all numbered.