Hodedah 6 Door Bookcase cabinet, Black

So far, I'm happy with my purchase! I will be using this unit in my bathroom for added storage.BONUS: I added legs to my unit because I don't like my furniture flush against the floor, plus it has a nicer appeal. I found all of the supplies at Lowe's. *I would definitely recommend attaching a safety strap to secure it to the wall, as the added legs also adds height to the unit and it may become top-heavy and tip over. Especially if you have small children.*BEFORE ATTACHING THE DOORS TO THE UNIT, FOLLOW STEPS 1 & 2 BELOW:1. Once the frame of the unit is assembled with the two sides and shelves in place, place the unit face-side down, on its front side (finished edges down, rough unfinished edges up) and attach the backing with the tacking nails provided.2. Attach the metal magnet plates to the doors. This allows better control while drilling the screws into place. Remember, the doors do not have pre-drilled holes for anything except the handles.DOORS:3. Attach the bottom door hinges directly to the doors with the designated screws. (*Place the top hinge on the door just to mark and begin drilling the hole. DO NOT screw in all the way! Remove the screw, set it aside, then place the top hinge back into its respective slot on the unit. Top hinges need to be in place on the unit in order for the doors to slide into them. Next, place the door with the bottom hinge fully attached into its respective slot first, THEN slide the top of the door into the hinge (already in place) and fasten the top hinge to the door with the screw. (Repeat these steps for remaining doors.)*Handles can be attached before or after the doors are in place. This is the simplest step of all, since the holes are pre-drilled, so it's completely your choice.*Disclaimer: The above steps are what worked for ME to ease MY assembly process, which I discovered and used at various points in addition to the original instructions. These steps are in no way provided to replace the original product instructions. I hope this helps! Enjoy!

Did not buy this for books I bought it to keep snacks in & it's perfect for that. Keeps unsightly snack bags out of the way! You know the bags that always have the clips on.

TL;DR - Works for things like food storage or storing lightweight items but for the price you pay I would have expected the mdf to be a better quality. Does what it is supposed to though while being cheaper than some other options out there.I have a fairly small condo so I have very little cabinet space and was looking for something that I could put food in that wouldn't fit in my main cabinets. This works perfectly for that purpose and is the perfect size. You could even stack two of these if you don't have a ceiling fan in the way like I do.The good: perfect size for food storagenot too large so it will fit in some small spacesfairly easy to assemble by yourselfThe bad: the mdf this is made from is not great qualitywhen I got it there were a couple corners that had already started to split apart a bitwhen putting this together you have to be very careful not to strip the screw holesthe mdf is a low enough quality that you can strip the screw holes without even realizing it

This is not high end furniture but is is quite sufficient for what it is. When assembled properly it is sturdy and does the job. It comes with well weitten assembly instructions. You can get different sizes to form a matching set. I wish they had a file cabinet to go with the rest.

I placed an order for 2 of the 3-shelved black model. both arrived at the same time. I put together the first one and its okay. was pretty easy to build. although was a little bummed when I realized the door handles are plastic, but they do the job. the panels are made of particle board, the screw heads stick out on the side quite a bit as well. while i do like the unit for where i have it placed because the flaws are easy to hide , the overall quality is worth 60$ at best, DEFINITELY not the 130$ that was spent on each unit. also should mention all the bags of hardware that came with the first unit i opened were all ripped open and kinda went everywhere, and there was minor damage to corners/edges of all the panels.I opened the box to the second one to build, and realized I was missing absolutely ALL hardware, meaning i was not given any screws of any size, magnets, door hinges, handles, allen keys, nothing. AND I was missing a door panel, so i only had 5 doors. what am i supposed to do with that?paid 130$ for a couple pieces of roughed up particle board that I cant do anything with. neat.*Ive contacted support and will edit review accordingly, if they get back to me.*