Gizoon Kitchen Coffee Bar Cabinet with Storage, White and Rustic | Kitchen Sideboard Buffet Cabinet with Drawers, Short Pantry with Door and Shelves for Bathroom and Living Room

I’m really happy with this cabinet! It looks beautiful, offers plenty of storage, and helps keep my kitchen organized. The assembly took some time, but the instructions were clear. It feels sturdy, and the white finish gives it a clean, modern look. It’s perfect as a coffee bar or extra kitchen storage. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I must admit I was a little apprehensive about this item because of the cost value - but when it arrived and we put it together - it is EXACTLY what we wanted. The wood is actually wood and not particle board and it is a heavy-duty piece of furniture. Getting started and preparing to put this piece together - I would suggest placing all the numbered pieces in numeric and all the alphabetical parts in alpha order. It's MUCH easier to find and locate the pieces as described in the manual. Following the directions were a bit tricky - but the pictures helped locate and prepare for this beautiful piece. We will be using it in our kitchen nook for a coffee bar. Photo can follow - but house is still under construction.

Love this cabinet! Very pretty and sturdy. Looks great in my home.

It's gorgeous... I love it.. only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it is absolutely difficult to assemble. So many pieces.. definitely need someone to help to hold pieces in place while you screw them together. Instructions are all visual with no writing. Pieces are labeled with numbers and letters only. I had to use my own observations to get it together.. pay attention to how it's finished and to the size of holes and screws.... follow instructions but also think for yourself. Remember gravity works... use it to your advantage! It took hours to put it together!..lots of pieces.. lots of bending and twisting.. I was exhausted and my back and body were sore from putting it together... but it turned out beautiful. I love the way it looks and it really has a lot of storage space!

We live in an apartment,so space is a luxury. We needed something to store our larger appliances, so we took a chance with this and have been very pleased with the size and space it has. So much so, we bought a second one. The small size allowed us to easily tuck them under the "barstool dining room" (which seems to be the "new" dining room area for apartments these days). They stick out about 5", but look as if they're part of the wall. Putting this together does take some time, but I will offer some tips in order to make the experience easier for you if you decide to purchase this cabinet. 1: BUY A RATCHET SCREWDRIVER. This will absolutely save your wrist and it speeds up the process. You'll be putting in over 50 anchor screws and this tool will make that task fly by. 2: MARK ALL PARTS AND PIECES BEFORE YOU START. Neither unit we put together had any missing pieces, but you should double check because the packaging can hide a few. One note: the base peg is actually inside the parts box so I would recommend emptying the parts box as well during the checkoff. 3: READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. I know, but I made two mistakes making assumptions about how the thing went together only to have to back track. There are many pieces that look identical but the details matter. For example, step #25 has the magnetic hold on the opposite ends of the two doors! Easy to miss. 4: Two people are not needed to put it together. However, there is a step where you will be required to flip the entire thing upside down just after having to put the base shelves together. DO NOT try to lift and flip it in one go. You can easily crack something because there is no support during the step. Flip it to one side, then flip it again. Better safe than sorry! 5: DO! NOT! OVER! TIGHTEN!!!!!!!!!!!! I've read some of the comments and I can tell you the primary issue some have had is because they over tightened the screws. DO NOT use an electric drill, even those tiny ones. Use a ratchet screwdriver and STOP as soon as there's tension. Otherwise, you WILL crack, rip, or break the boards. 6: The round "anchor" pieces can be placed AFTER you set the tops/sides in place! Had I realized this was possible on the first build, it would have gone much faster. These do NOT need to be set in their circle cutouts first. Just push them in while lining up the arrow. Then tighten with a screwdriver. The second unit was built much faster after accidentally finding this out as one of the pieces fell out and I just tried to see if it would go in without having to undo everything. It did! 7: A screwdriver does come with this and it has a "flip blade" (though you will never use the flat edge). I used this to tighten the anchor parts instead of using the ratchet as it was more convenient. I will say this is not a durable piece of furniture, though it's not meant to be. It is a bit flimsy, even after construction, so I would use 2 people to lift and move it just to be safe. It's light weight so one person can do it if needed. All the holes were engineered correctly, so if you think something is off, double check the instructions. It's very possible you're using the wrong piece. The largest appliance we set inside was a 6 quart crock pot, giving you an idea of how much space this tiny cabinet has. Pretty sure we could set our air fryer inside as well. Thanks for reading and hope this was helpful! Have a great day!

Nice size and very functional with the different doors with shelves and drawers. Gives lots of storage options for different coffee items like syrup bottles, coffee and espresso pods, cups, linens, etc. It’s also fun to decorate the top for different holidays.

It is a great coffee bar that looks more expensive than it is with very good construction only a minor deficiencie with the drawer that has a bottom of inferior material like corrugated boxes press together.

Perfect size for my kitchen and matches the oak theme I have going on. Assembly was easy and I was able to do it solo.