This is a nice changing table. Mostly wood, the shelves are made of thin MDF laminate (supported by bars you attach under the shelf) that are quite a bit lighter than the stain color and the product photo (which is why I give it only 4 stars), but these shelves will be piled with diapers and such, so I'm not worried about the color difference. The changing tables I almost bought at Babies "R" Us and Target had the same type of shelves with center support bars, but the shelves were white (which I think is worse).The wood stain color is what I would consider true maple-oak (not too yellow) and it's varnished with clear shiny lacquer. The changing pad is thin, but adequate. I'll have to make a cover for it, since all you can find are contoured changing pad covers. Nice large size and it will fit baby for a few years. Good price for primarily real wood, in this traditional jenny lind style, which is difficult to find. I found no problems putting this together myself at 30 weeks pregnant in about 30 minutes, with my husband tightening the screws down for me. :) This table sets level and is very stable on our wood laminate flooring.
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This changer looks nice assembled, however I was weary of it while putting it together. The shelves are made of a light weight particle board (bends easily)-scary idea of putting your new baby upon it. But once my husband tightened the screws and applied the support bars underneath...it was sturdy. I guess I was expecting more, but for the price you get what you get.PSthe shelves are a light oak color compared to the maple color of the woodI ordered this for my first grandchild. It's exactly like the one I had for his mother. I am very satisfied with my changing table. It gets used daily when he comes to visit.
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