Open Shelf

Not sure why the reviews are so mixed. Im assuming people just dont know what they're doing. Im absolutely obsessed with this piece. Ive had it in my cart for 4 months, and I got lucky that I didn't buy it before because I jumped on it when the price dropped to 99! It looks so sleek and modern and its not very heavy, but the piece itself feels sturdy and not cheap looking or feeling at all. You definitely need 2 people to help assemble as things need to be held together and what not. The only downfall I have is that I wanted to fit the Kuerig in here, which it does fit, however you cant open the top to put the pods in because it hits the cabinet.I do have a larger Kuerig so im not sure if others will fit. But just triple check the measurements, and I would measure your Kuerig with it open. But other than that my nespresso machine fits and my tea kettle. Im excited to decorate this piece. Its definitely a staple in my kitchen! I would hop on this while the price is so good!

This hutch is attractive, durable with easy closing doors. It fits well into my decor and assembly was easy. The size fits well and it is sturdy and stable. Great for anyone who needs additional storage but has limited space.

This pantry was easy to assemble and the door hinges are adjustable so the gapping I was worried about while reading the reviews was not a problem. The cabinet at the top is nice but somewhat shallower than I was expecting. The bottom cabinets are nice and deep, though. I store food in the bottom and snacks in the top, and the top cabinet still has a lingering smell after ~4 months, which is kind of annoying. It does seem to be fading over time, though. The bottom cabinet took on the smell of some cinnamon raisin english muffins I had, which is actually a huge positive over the original smell and I'm not sure why it's lingered so much. The material of the cabinet must be somewhat porous so if you are sensitive to smells I wouldn't recommend this product.

Assembly is very difficult in general - and the instructions are not clear at all. I spent more time trying to decipher the instructions than building it. Parts are bundled together in bags that don’t go together. Then we get to the end where we are putting to doors on - to find that they DON’T fit!!!! They’re all the same width, but the double doors (middle and left) have a huge gap, but then the right doors can’t close because there’s not enough room. The piece is beautiful, don’t get me wrong, but now I can only use the right side doors. I’ve contacted the seller, will update if they respond in a manner that makes us whole.

This is a great cabinet. I do have some advice.... build it flat on the floor. Then have two people put the pieces together. It's very fragile when not put together in its entirety. If you try to "cartwheel" the top or bottom by themselves they will collapse. Also... There are 4 hinges that are different than the others. When putting the doors on go to the end of the instructions and find the location of these 4. They are all in a virtical line on the right side of all the left doors. Also, there will be gaps between doors. The hinges can be adjusted with the set screw on the face of the hinge. It will close the gaps. I can tell you, this seller is 100% awesome. I completely screwed up the assembly (typical Chinese instructions with no text) when the whole thing collapsed on me. Being particle board, it's very fragile until fully assembled. Everything fell apart. I asked them if they would be willing to send over the parts that were shot, they ended up sending me a new unit. I really appreciate when a seller takes that kind of initiative. Again, be very careful when putting it together. I am an engineer and it fell apart on me. Thank you to this seller for making it right. Much appreciated!!!

If this cabinet hadn't cost over $350 between delivery and product price (and tax), I might given it 4 stars. I've put quite a few pieces of furniture together over the years, and while this one was easy enough, the pressed wood seemed to not be so great when screwing things in. Sure, it was solid, but only if you didn't have to take a screw out and rescrew. Then it felt shredded inside. That's what happened with a couple cabinet hinge screws. And despite seeming aligned, and adjusting both screws per hinge, I never did get the doors even or without gaps. Plus the top board bowed down in the center as well, adding to the oddity of the door unevenness. And because I had to take a couple screws out to raise the door or something, when I screwed it back it, the hole was stripped making the screw loose in there. Same with the drawer. Never did get it right. I just don't understand why, though, because I've had the same types of hardware for doors and drawers on other cabinets, but everything would always work out. Not this time. I can't figure out what's different. Now I have to do things like open one door to close another, and kind of push them where I want them to be in order for them to look best. I have to lift the drawer to make sure it goes in. I don't know what I've done wrong. It could be me. It's a cute cabinet. But for the price, I'm not pleased. If taken it apart and repacking weren't a hassle, I'd have returned it. But I kept it and am fine dealing with the troublesome doors and drawer because it's not horribly noticeable if I shut them very strategically. It just feels crappy that this is the level of quality of something that cost more than $300. If it had cost $250 max, with delivery and tax included, I might have not been so shocked with the quality of the pressed wood and door issues.

I had a whole situation and the seller was honestly wonderful i was distraught as this was a big purchase for my broke ass… and I was so relieved they worked it out for me… on top of that ITS PERFECT!!! I had my stuff all on this organizing metal shelf the wire ones where you adjust the heights more for totes. And this just gave me the peace knowing my stuff is safe clean and not all exposed. It is a little thin of course as sizes indicate but still very nice I just put heavy things on the bottom and it worked perfectly! Thinking about knocking out the center and inserting a stained glass panel 🤞

We recently moved into a new apartment which lacks closet space and a pantry. This pantry gives us plenty of storage and seems to be sturdy enough once fully assembled. It took about 3 hours with the two of us to assemble using a power drill. Probably not a necessary tool, but very useful. Instructions are pretty good with most of the parts being labeled with numbers. Make sure to use the correct hinges on the doors, and adjust them as needed with the adjustment screw. Nice size and not overly heavy. Can move around easily with two people. The simple design of this pantry will look pretty good in most spaces.