Wife 2.0 has never much cared for the kitchen in our home.  It's not that well laid out, but being in a mobile home, even if it's a double-wide, you don't get that much choice for how things get laid out.  Either way, we have a plethora of appliances and other semi-permanent residents on our counters (knife set, jars/canisters that hold the nylon cooking utensils, the Keurig brewer, the dish-strainer/drying rack, etc.) that leave things more cluttered than she'd prefer.  While it doesn't bother me that much to have to clean up between the various items that I'm prepping, nor to work in tighter quarters, I know it frustrates her, so seeing this item show up as something I might be able to test out and review, I jumped at the opportunity.I would note that it shipped inside of a box with plenty of cardboard above and below, and surrounding on either end, that should keep it from being damaged during shipping.  That box was shipped to me inside of another bigger box.  I'm not certain that would be the case for most purchasers, but if it is, then the outer box would be -- most definitely -- a waste of cardboard and paper.  Hopefully buyers recycle the box and materials.Also inside of the box was a small page of instructions.  Basically a single side of a single card that tells you to push the bolts down and through the legs so that the bolt heads can slide into the tracks on the bottom of this work surface.  Once that has been done, you might have to loosen the bolts up slightly, but then you should be able to slide the bolt heads down into the tracks and position the legs where you want them before tightening them back up.The legs are plastic and rubber/nylon combined.  A portion is plastic, while another portion is rubber/nylon.There's a warning carved into the underside of the work surface that notes that you cannot and should not put the work surface down on a hot stove surface.  The wood would be flammable and the legs could potentially melt or catch fire as well.Work surface wise, the 2 burner cover is relatively nice.  It offers a good amount of additional work surface and/or a nice cutting board area that can be used as desired.  Unfortunately it also cuts down by half (at least in my home's case) the amount of burner space you would have available in your home.  Worse, for me, is that if I place this work surface on my stove and intend to use the oven with whatever I'm preparing, I have to be careful again since the back of my gas stove gets quite warm in that area (it vents heat on the back of the stove top, behind the burner area, under the clock/control area).  Given how hot that area can get, it could be very dangerous to leave this work surface on top of the stove with the oven on and heated to higher temps.Even if the work surface can withstand the higher temps back on the back portion of the stove surface, I would still recommend being careful as any food items you work with there will be heated up and that could allow bacteria to multiply before you put food in the oven to cook it properly.Assuming you aren't going to run into these issues, or that you've been well informed about them or have thought about them yourself, then I don't see any reason not to recommend this item for purchase.  I can't say it would be perfect for everyone, but I think it serves a purpose and would do so relatively well.  4 stars from this reviewer.