ARTPOWER 72" Freestanding Kitchen Pantry Storage Sideboard, Classical Tall Cabinet with Glass Door and Adjustable Shelves for Kitchen, Livingroom and Dining Room, Black

The cabinet looks really nice in my kitchen. It took me about 2 hrs to put it together by myself but I know that it would’ve took me less time if I would’ve had someone else to hold things while I screwed. The only down side is that the handles that came with it are horribly made. The felt very cheap and wouldn’t stay screwed so I used leftover handles from a previous project. Worked a lot better. All in all I like it and so far think it might be worth the money. It could use a few more shelves but nothing I can’t DIY myself.

I can't comment on how hard this was to put together because I hired someone to do it but I can say that all parts were there and it is a very sturdy piece and I have gotten compliments on it.

Looks good, and easy to assemble. However, after only a few months the shelves began to sag. For fear of them snapping and our crystal glasses and dishes being destroyed, I had to install vertical supports under the the shelves.Again, I have to wonder who designs these things......

It is a beautiful piece. Pretty difficult to follow instructions because the pieces are mislabeled but I can figure it out anyone can.

Looks amazing as I'm not normally a fan of ordering this kind of furniture. I was amazed that even the backing was a made very well. It was surprisingly easy to assemble but most of all my wife absolutely loves it.

i'm pretty impressed with this thing. it was fairly easy to navigate assembly, apart from weight/size. i did it myself in about 2-3 hours (taking my time with a few breaks). it may be nice to have someone to help move it or put doors on, but i found it to be pretty doable myself.anyway, it's great so far. i was kinda worried about how sturdy it would be through the first half of building, but after making sure everything is tightened and the top/back is on, it felt pretty good! i'm really pleased. i made sure to triple if not quadruple check instructions every step just to make sure i had orientation correct the first time. what's worse than assembling furniture is assembling just to have to disassemble and reassemble again. it got pretty intuitive by the end tho. i've built quite a bit of furniture in the past yet this one intimated me at first not gonna lie, but i was happy with the process and the outcome.good amount of space too! packaging it came in seemed pretty good, i didnt notice any scratches or scuffs (besides the ones i accidentally put in myself lol). i was actually sent two of the same side glass panels and had to contact the seller, but they were pretty responsive and sent a replacement relatively quickly.i made sure to be as precise as possible with the doors and test them multiple times to make sure they weren't rubbing or overlapping and bumping before putting too many screws in. i'd definitely recommend that. it would probably be easier with a partner too. put one in each hinge, dont tighten them all the way, and adjust so theres a slight space between side panel and door. trying to center it is important too to prevent rubbing on top or bottom of door. tighten, check for bumping or rubbing, adjust as needed, add other screws and you'll be good!

Let's start with the positives. The color and design is beautiful. Alignment of overall construction made putting the piece together a breeze.Now moving into the negatives.One of the glass doors does not have the proper hole sizes for the shelves and the wooden plug thing to connect two pieces together for alignment before screwing. Aligning the pieces were not too difficult since the holes were aligned fairly well. The issue was more in the shelving. The holes were so small that the shelf holders did not go in properly. I had to use my screwdriver to make the opening slightly bigger just to make sure these pieces sat properly.I purchased this piece because it stated it was solid wood and engineered wood for the back, which I was okay with. However, upon arrival, everything was engineered wood.Assembly overall wasn't terrible until I tried putting on the doors. Regardless of how I tried readjusting the hinges, the doors would not align properly, so they do not shut seamlessly.Would I buy again? No. Part of the reason why I was looking for something a little more solid was to make sure it would not topple over if I added anything heavy into the cabinet. I live in an old apartment and would rather not add unnecessary holes into the walls just to anchor my furniture.

This is a nice WOOD cabinet,however delivery was EARLY WHILE we were on vacation, about 6 days early therefore when we arrived home, raining the day of delivery, the box was opened and the cabinet obviously was damp. Now being a thin wood, the door packed on top,dampness warped it, the doors go on last,needless to say we put this together, git the bottom doors out of Styrofoam WARPED!!! So presently we are waiting to hear back from SELLER on this cabinet asking for a 15% discount, or we may well take apart and return the door won't properly shut, there's a big gap between door and cabinet...I have had to and another cabinet bsvk, it said all wood it was a CARDBOARD BACK...This is a cheap made cabinet but a very attractive cabinet no complaints about looks but I git what I paid for a Cheap cabinet, but I didn't order a warped door nor did the seller abide by delivery date, this may not have occurred....the wood is thin, real glass beautiful style I will give it that, but it's a bottom warped door! Notified seller thru Amazon, Friday May 17th today is,May 21st no answer to my 15%,discount I ask for. Donna Jones