Yaheetech 72.5" H Freestanding 4-Door Kitchen Storage Cabinet,White

When I have time, maybe I will write a full review.I've done many of these projects, I was a contractor for decades.First things first: Familiarize yourself with the parts and instructions.... use a highlighter on important stuff, and a pen or pencil to check off each section you complete. It'll keep you on track....On this cabinet I spent an entire day putting it together and roughly the first 90" reviewing, cleaning and grouping the parts and hardware for upper and lower cabinets so you don't confuse them later....(literally calmly, and slowly roughly 8 to 9 hours). I think I paused for coffee or tea two or three times. I don’t even think I ate anything so maybe subtract an hour and yeah I know what I’m doing.You might want to organize all the parts go through the entire list read the steps carefully so you know what you’re looking at... then separate pieces by group. It’s a good idea to get some Windex out and give everything a good wipe down...... this things fairly clean but you'll get finger marks off. You'll see if there's any glue in the wrong places or any damage to parts.I’m one of those people that has patience and takes his time.... you'll need it seriously don't try to rush this thing. I probably spent the first hour taking everything carefully out of the box. I read all the directions first and I marked them with a pen and a highlighter on the instructions so I would pay attention to the things that were tricky. As she progressed through the steps, put a checkmark next to them to show that you're done with them and move on carefully.When you’re doing something like this, you cannot be too familiar with it..... Your expectations will be challenged, but your patience will be rewarded. Here's that word patience again. It is a good thing to go through the paperwork. Read it, mark it up , check that all the parts are in order. I even split the parts in the room. I worked on it with upper and lower cabinet parts a few feet away from each other. Lower cabinet to the left, upper part of the right. ....so I wouldn’t confuse them. You build the lower part first, then you build the upper part I made sure the lower part was square when I finally got it all together before I started to attach the top cabinet. If the bottom is not square.... then you’re in trouble. It's good to have a decent level at least a 2 foot one and if you have a right angle, you can really check to make sure cabinet is square. Right angles are pretty cheap. Sometimes you can find them at the dollar store and they are good enough. I use a couple of cheap ones to square the necks on my guitars and they work. If you put the top part up there on a bottom cabinet 'leaner' ( left or right) you’re in bigger trouble.I bought two other pieces from this company they make pretty good stuff if you assemble this thing carefully the entire time and you glue where necessary and wipe excess glue with windex (use a strong glue it will be more stable in the end) it'll work out..... and if you use a glue, it's a good idea to let the whole thing sit overnight before you stuff it give your glue time to work with you not against you.It actually came together very nicely. The handle holes are drilled off a little bit, but I’m not even going to fix them. I don’t let that bother me much anymore.. they could be drilled a little better with a drill press but when I go that far, I'm starting to question my sanity. The cabinet is nice and square. I had no problems and no missing parts. No broken pieces, nothing chipped. I consider myself lucky in that vein, I did everything by hand I do not use power tools on this. It might be tempting BUT: if they slip they’re going to scratch but even more than that you cannot feel when to stop tightening ....if you do it with a power drill even if you back off the torque; It’s very easy to overturn the cam and begin to split the "manufactured wood" product. This is mostly an engineeref MDF type of material and/or soft pine probably underneath. This stuff stays strong if you don't split it. Clamp and glue it if you do and quit for the day.... it'll need at least 24 hours to cure your adhesive....then you can proceed.SPEED KILLS PATIENCE PAYS‼️Wishing you all the best of luck I've seen quite a number of thumbs up on this one so I hope it helped you all. Really you gotta be patient you gotta use your head and make sure you have a handful of good tools. Nothing comes together any good with junkie tools.Update: August 2025, a couple years later I got a little bit of spread with the upper doors at the bottom .....a couple millimeters wider than the top. I figured that might happen just a little bit of cabinet bowing from temperature and humidity changes.The Cure: no not the one with Robert Smith, but this one, I put a shim under the lower hinges , underneath the hinge plates and screwed them back in place ....pretty much closed the gap. The cat likes this thing as well and I haven't scratched it up. It still looks nice to finish is nice if you get anything on it just clean it quickly. Don't let whatever it is Sit there too long. It can still find its way into the cured emulsion in the paint.Quite a marathon I did here holy crow‼️

Beautiful pantry that helped me create a ton of space in my small kitchen! The directions are clear, but you need to take your time and pay close attention to the way the drawings are oriented because it is easy to mess something up if you don't. It is very similar to putting together Ikea furniture. Once finished, it is very sturdy - I don't think I even need to attach it to the wall, though it does come with an anti-tip kit. The magnets on the doors are strong and they align perfectly, the drawer opens and closes easily. You can tell the company cares about the stability and longevity of the product.

This is a nice unit. The drawer’s a little rickety and assembly could be easier, so get ready to be patient. It will take 3-4 hours.Where you see SMALL depressions where screws will later go, consider deepening those depressions a little before inserting the screws. The instructions for attaching the drawer rails to the panels are confusing. Just remember the wheels for the rails attached inside the unit go in front and down so the drawer slides in over them.You will have a hard time screwing in the rails. It’s the worst part. Anticipate needing to come at that more than once until they nest flatly enough for the drawer to roll smoothly. Hang in there: it’s nice once it’s done. This is my second one, and I’m really pleased.

Love this cabinet. It fits so much stuff and is sturdy enough to hold it all. I have canned food in the bottom portion and the shelves barely have any flex in them and I am not at all worried they will break. The assembly is not too bad if you pay attention to the instructions, but does take 2-3 hours if you do it by yourself. The doors aren’t made of steel, but are nice as long as you aren’t slamming them. They have magnets on them to keep them shut properly, which is wonderful. The drawer has a center support under so it is fairly sturdy as well. Very happy with this product for the price!Note that it does get shipped in two boxes! One of mine came FedEx and the other came USPS and a couple days apart. I only got tracking for one at first but they did both come!

Product was well packaged; instructions were clear and easy to follow. All parts were marked well. The cabinet looks good and is sturdy. Be careful if using a power drill or driver to assemble, it is easy to strip a hole if not careful. I used a manual screwdriver and stripped a few holes. Other than that concern, everything lined up, was well made, and the cabinet looks and works great.

I bought this to use as a kitchen pantry. The doors feel a little flimsy but if they're treated with basic daily use and not superhero Hulk strength like an animal it'll work just fine for you. It's heavy and sturdy. Spacious. Adjustable shelves. I love the drawer in the middle and I like the overall look of the cabinet. Plus, the top sinks about 2-3 inches down for extra storage, so we have a new hiding spot for the oreos. Assembly takes a while but if you take your time and pay close attention to what you're doing it's actually not that hard. Kudos to the engineers who put the instructions together. Great product for the price! We bought another one for use as a linen cabinet. I would recommend it.

Bought the black one for my bathroom remodel and love it!It uses nice big screws where needed and 4 triangle corner braces & screws to keep it square.Mine is in a corner and since I don't have small children and it seems sturdy enough for me, I didn't attach it to the wall, but that option is availableI only have four cautious.1. Took us 2.5 hours to assemble, but instructions were accurate.2. Leave doors open to air out overnight.About 3 hours after assembly, I opened the doors to start filling it and the chemical smell was obnoxious.3. I'm not a fan of the cheap, thin back panels all the manufacturers seem to use. They bend & break so easily, and I don't think these will be any different.4. Some of the paint is worn off in a few places, nothing big, but everything shows on black. Luckily, I just gave my bathroom a black accent wall so I have Tricorn black paint to touch it up with.

Comes in two boxes. Gave 3 stars because had to drill and modify to make work. Was packaged with two (number 2) side panels for the lower section and the upper section side panel (number 15) was missing. Also, several of the identifying stickers on the parts were missing making assembly a little confusing. Overall, nicely made and looks great when assembled, very sturdy as well.