Walker EdisonCass Modern Farmhouse Double Barn Door Accent Cabinet, 30 Inch, Rustic Oak, Without Fireplace

I had a plastic printer stand that looked very out of place in my home office. This came well packaged with lots of parts. It was some work to put together but following the instructions carefully it wasn't terribly difficult, just a lot of parts. But it looks fantastic, and seems to be very solid so far (also a little heavy, you'll a friend or two or at least some furniture sliders to move it.) It provides a great base for my printer, which used to make the cheap plastic stand sway when it was printing. It also provides lots of good hidden storage in the drawer (which is perfect for paper) and shelving. They should advertise this as a printer stand because it's really perfect for that.

Followed the directions and it went together just fine. Took about 2.5 hours to put together. Seems to be good quality.

This is the perfect size and color for my kitchen. Since I have an island in the kitchen I did not use the doors. It's a beautiful addition to the kitchen

The book of assembly instructions is daunting. It's written by people who are not native English speakers, so it's a little hinky, and it has 34 steps, for goodness sake! So it behooves you to read it carefully through, more than once, to be certain you understand what you're supposed to be doing. Sort and separate the pieces so that the ones you will be working on at the same time are together and you don't have to fumble around to find the right piece of wood, or the right hardware. However, all this preparation pays off, because when you've got it all organized, the assembly itself is pretty straightforward, and the finished piece is very attractive. It's exactly the right size and configuration for what I wanted it for. Assembly took a few hours with two people, so give yourself a good half day to put it together, and be prepared to take a few breaks during the process to refresh your mind and body. Two people is a really good idea, but if you're handy and reasonably strong (to produce enough torque to get a good strong fastening of the pieces), you could probably do it alone. It would certainly take longer to finish by yourself. As long as you follow the assembly instructions carefully, it should all fit together well.

This cabinet is nice looking. And it arrived sooner than expected. Obviously, for the price, it is veneer on engineered board, but it is attractive, not super cheesy. It is also sturdier than I expected. The back piece has the veneer on both sides instead of just being a piece of reinforced cardboard, which is super nice. As well as reinforcing clips to make it even sturdier. I was wary after all the reviews complaining about the terrible instructions but it was pretty easy to assemble. Just be slow and read the instructions carefully, double check that you have the correct part and the correct hardware and everything is oriented in the right way. I find it helps to look at a picture of the finished product as I go. Using a driver (carefully! So as not to over tighten) it took me a little under 2 hours start to finish. Not expecting it to last forever, but I’m happy with it and would purchase again.

Arrived promptly and the box was quite heavy. Too heavy to move myself, so I had to wait for 2 days for a big strong man to come along! All parts were accounted for and it took my big strong man about 3 hours to put it together. Well it was worth waiting for. Thank you Greg (my big strong son).

It took me almost 5 hours working alone (with a lunch break) to methodically assemble this cabinet. There are 34 pages of detailed instructions with text and illustrations to guide you toward a sturdy, seamless unit where every piece (and I mean EVERY piece) connects to its neighbor(s) perfectly. The box in which the pieces came was sturdy and reinforced in all the right places to ensure that all the wooden pieces arrived undamaged. The screws and other fasteners were bagged and tagged so that you know what hardware to use at any given step along the way. And just to be on the safe side, a separate bag contained some extra pieces of critical hardware and wooden pegs. I only had to use one of the extra wooden pegs to replace a slightly deformed "regular" one.All things considered, the construction process was an involved one but I took my time and applied glue where it was called for and at the end of it all I have a cabinet that occupies a prominent spot in our laundry room. You never can have too much storage - - especially in a room that serves multiple functions.

Very versatile cabinet for storage, I am using it as a liquor cabinet, and it fits most standard bottles of wine, But the shelves are removable in case there are bigger things that need to fit in there. Color is great and fits in really well in my dining room. I recommend having two people to build it, I tried doing it myself but needed my husbands help to hold up at times