Tall Cabinet

One of the pieces was defective, hence I could not complete the assembly. I still have the product waiting for someone to pick it up and get my full refund. Still no response.

Looks amazing! As described

Solid build, easy to assembleArrived in timely mannerExceeded my expectations

It took a bit to put it together - but it looks nice and the parts fit well and easily together.

The instructions weren’t the greatest and several specifics were missing which led to guessing the function or where the screw goes. The wood splits very easily even just from gently hand-screwing for it to stay long enough to try to get the screw in the rest of the way with a tool. It is exceedingly difficult to ensure the screw goes in straight despite the “pre-drilled” holes, questionable itself.The cabinet is not sturdy whatsoever with very loose parts despite tightening as much as the wood allowed, and the measurements are all off. As you can see in the picture, there is a gap between the pull-out drawer and the door which cannot be fixed unless I were to make new holes myself with an electrical drill. Based on how easily the wood splits, I wouldn’t attempt that.The cabinet is wobbly and at the end of the instruction booklet, it shows how to fix a small cloth strap to the cabinet and then make a hole in the wall to secure it that way. I wouldn’t want to damage my wall and the cloth strap is similar to backpack straps. In my opinion this was a very bad design with the wrong measurements and the most obscure instructions that if you don’t set up furniture often, may give you a bit of trouble as there are no verbal instructions, and there are steps/pictures missing. So you have to magically figure it out. It recommends two people to set it up which does streamline the process but isn’t necessary whatsoever. It’s definitely do-able with one person which is the only positive I am giving this cabinet. Overall on a whole, I am disappointed in the purchase more so with the amount paid. I would give this cabinet at most $25-30 dollars, certainly not 100 + tax. I’ve learned my lesson and with how expensive bathroom cabinets are, finding a store that recycles peoples’ furniture is definitely a much better option. I’d get sturdy wood and with the amount of money this cabinet cost me, I can put it towards a project of sanding down and re-painting it to look new, with actual sturdiness. I don’t expect this cabinet to last longer than 2 months and this is going to be with using it with caution as well.Please, everybody’s experience is different I get that, but if you do decide to purchase this cabinet then make sure you’re not paying as much as I did, or just use caution, hold your breath, and pray for the best that you’ll have a much better experience than I had and hopefully a non-defective product. Best of luck!P.S. I’m not entirely sure what “softness” is supposed to entail so I just rated that 1 star but if someone can give me information on that, then I can give more accurate feedback on there. I am just assuming literal softness here which the wood isn’t, unless it means the splitting part of it