It's just like the photos. Be careful when snapping the top piece down though, it's a little too wide where it connects to the verticals and the veneer pops off and folds up if you don't push down right on the edge (with something hard and narrow, like a knife). The ladders and planks are cute, but what is really needed is a section of dock that changes elevation (or two- if you're going to have two different elevations).

Good product but the assembly instructions were not very clear. It took some trial & error.

I stained the wood walnut then punched out the pieces. Easy to put together with no need for glue. I did have one issue that the instructions for the V dock clearly shows that you add support cross beams, But if you do, they have to be diagonal and you would need glue to hold them. I noticed in later pictures in the instructions of the V dock, it does not show the support beams. I skipped trying to add the support beams and just snapped the ends on, and everything fit snug and perfect. The other dock pieces do use the crossbeams, which fit perfect in the holes. The final results looks awesome.I bought CZYY regular dock set too, so in the pictures I took, you will see several extra docks pieces. I was so concerned about skipping the crosspieces on the V dock, that I overlooked in the directions that you are supposed to put two end pieces on each dock instead of one. So half my docks have thinner posts, but they are just as study as the others. The nice results of that oversight is that I wound up with two tall docks, instead of just one if you follow the directions exactly.This product (besides the one issue) was so easy to put together, that I'm already buying more of their products to add to my collection of RPG props.

For the price this is pretty cool. Is it perfect and the greatest thing ever? No. Is it pretty cool and will it add some great atmosphere to my D&D game? Yes!

Great for bringing a realistic feel to the standard bridge encounter. It was difficult at first to snap the platform pieces into the u-frames. I was initially afraid to push too hard for fear of breaking the pieces. However, they are pretty sturdy - just needs a solid and consistent pressure. The long straight beams are a complete waste. They don’t really add value to supporting the platforms. Mostly visual. I decided not to use them at all.

Great for bringing a realistic feel to the standard bridge encounter. It was difficult at first to snap the platform pieces into the u-frames. I was initially afraid to push too hard for fear of breaking the pieces. However, they are pretty sturdy - just needs a solid and consistent pressure. The long straight beams are a complete waste. They don’t really add value to supporting the platforms. Mostly visual. I decided not to use them at all.