Panana Kitchen Buffet Cabinet Storage Sideboard with 2 Doors 2 Shelves, 41.8" L x 15" W x 32.5" H (Black)

Great little sideboard that I put in my (tiny) dining area. Looks sleek and doesn’t draw too much attention to itself making the room look smaller. I also like the notch handle instead of a handle attachment that sticks out - again, perfect for a smaller space where you don’t want anyone hitting their leg on a handle.Perfect for a dining room, kitchen as a coffee station/bar/microwave stand, hallway, office, odd nook, or a light colored space that needs a visual anchor.Great value/aesthetic for the price but this certainly isn’t an heirloom piece and probably wouldn’t survive a move or two. The edges of the laminate are a bit cheaper/sharper than other laminate products but not a deal breaker by any means. Probably wouldn’t last too long with frequently daily use of the doors as if it were a kitchen cabinet (4x+/day) but it has stood up well for a year now with relatively infrequent use of the cabinet door. Probably wouldn’t do well in a humid space or somewhere with large temp swings like a bathroom or garage.Relatively easy assembly (if you are comfortable assembling ikea type products)

100% recommend this piece! Lots and lots of storage space, very sturdy, and gorgeous on top of it!! It was fairly simple to assemble by myself in a couple of hours with only a Phillips screwdriver and the odd little wrench thing they included in the package. Take your time, pay attention to both diagrams on the page (most pages!) and make sure you’re keeping front and back straight and you’ll have this done in no time!! For the doors I used the only the pre-drilled screw holes and my doors were perfectly straight, so I didn’t have a need to add the second screws for each section. Take your time with the doors and tighten the screws what you need to hold it in place and when you can see it’s level and straight, tighten them the rest of the way. I’m sure many people know this, but I’m here for those who don’t do a lot of this type of thing!! I REALLY wish I had take some pictures to add to this review. If I can add them tomorrow, I will do so.

I bought this unit to replace another cheap buffet/sideboard that was falling apart. I was looking for something budget friendly that looked decent. However, understand that you get what you pay for.Pros:- The package arrived in good condition.- No damage to the pieces.- Easy to build (I did it solo would be easier with two people)- Ample storage- Seems sturdy ** for nowCons:- Obviously not real wood (so long term durability is unknown)- Looks pretty nice but not super high end (again expected for the price)- Seems easy to scratch so be carful!Overall I’m satisfied for what I spent. Some important notes are to take your time when assembling, especially on the doors. Mine are even with no rubbing or ugly gaps. I also have a lot of weight in this cabinet with over 40 bottles. I will update if the shelves start to warp or give out. That is my main concern, however, again for the price it’s a decent buy. I’m in an apartment and did not want to spend a ton of money on something really nice that I may not like in a future home. So in my opinion this is great for furnishing apartments on a budget but I don’t anticipate moving this with me when I leave.I wanted to share my thoughts because there weren’t many reviews or pictures which made me a little uneasy when buying. I hope this helps some of you out.

This turned out looking really nice , definitly worth the money and looks more expensive

The quality is surprisingly good for the price. Very durable. It was easy to assemble and the directions were clear. It looks just like the pictures, maybe even better! I would definitely recommend.

I bought this originally thinking that the holes that are shown on the right side might be good for electric cabling. This is partially true. The upper right cubby is where I have my router and modem stored, which is great for keeping it out of sight but still open-air cooled. I wish the lower-right cubby had an opening for other cabling, as this is an ideal place to store retro consoles, and being able to thread cabling thru the back would be great. I could cut a hole in the back board I guess... but I'm reluctant. The main sections on the left with the folding doors are great for video game storage if you use stacking containers, especially for NES and SNES carts. The shelves are either 3 SNES carts high or 2 NES carts high. Hope that helps. I wanted a place to keep dust off my carts and this works great. Not exactly great if you're wanting to prominently displaying the carts, but it is efficient for storing them. Because of the few holes the back-board leaves for cabling, this is much for storage and not immediate use. I could imagine someone installing sliding drawers with LED lights on them for extra flair, and there are probably other cabinets that have that idea built in.What would easily improve this cabinet? The back board has the top upper-left and upper-right with a piece of it open. This appears to be meant for attaching brackets to a wall to hold it in place but it could also be used for running cables out of the cabinet. An improvement would be if it also had the same kind of openings on the lower-left and lower-right of the back board as well.

Cute!! My husband put it together in like an hour.

Don’t waist your money. Once I put it together it broke in a few days. It’s made cheap.