Says you need 2 people to assemble, but I did most of it myself at 34 wks. Only needed him for lifting assembled parts a couple of times.;Just as wide as our crib. Gives plenty of room for all the changing stuff. Jool changing pad fits great.;Fits all the things I think a changing station should have.;Top storage I have a wipe warmer, diaper cream, and diaper cream spatula.;Top left drawer I have packed with sleeves of diapers and more diaper cream.;I fit 9 different packs of Pamper's Pure Diaper Wipes in the top right drawer without stacking.;Middle drawer is all clothes. Didn't need any more space than that.;Bottom Drawer is boxes of wipes and diapers.;Got a good sized hamper to fit the hamper compartment, and filled the open cubby with all kinds of baby blankets for the time being.;Glad I bought this instead of one of the little changing pads with open shelving. I feel much more organized.

Although our changing table turned out great and extremely cute, it was a nightmare to assemble. There were 44 pages of instructions, and they had you put some of the pieces together in an order that made no sense. The sliders for the drawers could’ve been EASILY attached if they were done BEFORE you put all the other pieces of the drawers together. Instead we were fighting to put a screw in at an impossible angle in a tiny space.

I certainly love it now that it’s done, but I never want to assemble something like that again.

Spacious and sturdy. Looks great.

Has ALOT of pieces haha but definitely worth it. Also comes with a changing pad which I didn¡¯t know !