VASAGLE Pantry Cabinet, Freestanding Tall Cupboard with a Drawer

We purchased two of these VASAGLE 71.7-inch pantry cabinets because our kitchen simply didn't have enough built-in cabinet space. After living with limited storage for a while, we needed an affordable way to organize everything without remodeling the entire kitchen, and these cabinets turned out to be exactly what we were looking for.We use one cabinet to store canned goods and pantry items, while the second one holds our smaller kitchen appliances. Both have worked out very well, and I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy they are. The shelves have handled the weight of numerous canned goods without any issues, and the second cabinet has easily accommodated heavier countertop appliances that we wanted to keep out of sight but still easily accessible.One of the biggest benefits has been how much more organized our kitchen feels. Before adding these cabinets, we constantly struggled to find space for everything, and our countertops felt cluttered. Once we moved our extra items into the pantry cabinets, it gave the kitchen a cleaner, more functional appearance and made it feel like we had added additional built-in cabinetry.The overall design also fits nicely with our existing kitchen decor. They provide a simple, attractive look that blends in well and doesn't feel out of place. For the price, I think they offer excellent value, especially compared to the cost of custom cabinetry or a full kitchen renovation.Overall, we have been very happy with this purchase. They are sturdy, practical, and provide a tremendous amount of additional storage space. If your kitchen is lacking cabinets and you need an affordable way to organize pantry items or small appliances, I would definitely recommend these. They helped transform our kitchen into a much more organized and functional space, and I would not hesitate to purchase them again.

VASAGLE Pantry Cabinet, 71.7-Inch High Freestanding Tall Cupboard Storage Cabinet with a Drawer, 2 Cabinets, 4 Adjustable Shelves, 6 Door Shelves, for Living Room, Kitchen, Ink Black UBBC561B12Sold by: Amazon.comSupplied by: Other (That's what is says on my order details)I bought two.As others have already said, the box is heavy — 59.4kg/131 lbs — I used a dolly/hand truck to bring them inside. There are a LOT of parts (over 550 parts used during assembly including screws), it takes time to assemble, and spare hardware parts are provided. The packaging is IMPRESSIVE! They use the minimal space required for the box and keep all parts protected with Styrofoam cut to precise dimensions and with Styrofoam film between all boards.In my opinion, the instructions are very clear (primarily drawings with a few worded instructions). I had no trouble following the instructions. Somebody mentioned that you need a variety of tools. No. All you really need is a knife to open the box, a Phillips head and flat head screwdriver. These are tools that all homeowners and apartment dwellers should already have on hand. Heck, I have pocket knives that have all the tools needed to assemble this product. I do recommend a power screwdriver or a drill set to low torque (with the aforementioned screwdriver bits), but it's not really necessary. The holes were almost 100% accurate and when not, the small wood screws provided were up to the job. The larger holes were very accurate.I did need a second person to help me place the top half onto the bottom half. Otherwise, I (a 67 year-old, kind of frail man) did all of the rest of the assembly, lifting, and moving. Speaking of moving, I stuck some velvet protectors to the bottom to aid in moving and to protect the flooring.One of the pantries had uneven knobs on the bottom doors as shown in other reviewers pictures. The second pantry did not have this problem — all knobs are even. So, obviously, YMMV as it did in my case.As to durability, well . . . the major structures are particle board with some sort of (plasticized film?) finish (easily mangled by screws & tools — be careful!) that should help keep the humidity out. The cabinet backs and drawer bottom are somewhat sturdier than cardboard — fairly common even with purchased solid wood furniture. As with any particle board furniture, don't plan on moving it very often — it doesn't do well with disassembly/reassembly. And don't let it get wet.We haven't finished stocking the shelves, but somebody mentioned that they wouldn't be able to hold cans without bowing. I wonder if that reviewer received an inferior version since several reviewers provided pictures that are clearly stocked with cans. I'll edit this review if our results are unsatisfactory.I would certainly prefer a solid wood pantry and even had plans to build one myself, but lumber costs went through the roof in the 2020s and I ran out of time. SHE has spoken and we got a decent deal on these pantries.

Let me tell you. I am in love with this pantry. It's so amazing. It holds everything and so much more. I am not disappointed in this purchase. I will tell you like everyone, this WILL take you 6 hours due to the million pieces it comes in. But the fantastic news is you can use a drill to put it together. It's all screws, no allen-wrench. That made the long process so worth it. I did not mount mine to the wall but I know that there is a way you can. The instructions are super simple to follow. If you are looking for an inexpensive and wonderful modern pantry I highly recommend it.

The box was a bit bashed up on arrival but only one doing in the side of the cabinet. It is packed pretty well with foam but really should be shipped in two parcels. It is so heavy in just one big box (like 120 pounds)! I was able to get it into the house by myself but it was a struggle. There are a lot of parts and takes several hours to put together. I definitely recommend having some help if possible. I was able to get it built by myself but would have been better with assistance. The hinges are crappy, the cabinet itself is not wood so it was pretty much as expected. Use care when putting together so as to not over torque the connectors or screws. It looks very nice and seems to be sturdy once put together and in place. For the price, it is pretty good, better than I have seen in the local big box store for similar price.

I absolutely love the pantry I bought! It’s very spacious, high-quality, and beautiful. The only thing is that it’s a project that takes quite a few hours to assemble, but it’s totally worth it.

Pros:1) for the price-point this is an excellent solution if you don’t have a pantry! I know it looks crooked in the picture but my floors are crooked hence why I have a wood block under one corner.2) It was easy to assemble! But mind you I like assembling things. It came in a thousand pieces in a very heavy box be prepared to spend a lot of time and patience with it.3) I like how flexible the shelves are. I was able to make a very short shelf for chopping boards and this pleased me. The middle drawer is shallower than I would’ve liked it to be but it fits everything.4) The hinges and drawer tracks seem steady but only time will tell. The wall anchors are also very secure which is good because I have littles.The only thing that really annoyed me was the fact that the inner door panels is not solid wood. Also it came with a ton of impossible little clips to hold the back panels in (also not solid wood but they almost never are). I skipped this step. I would've rather they sent in nails instead to hold the back panels to the frame. Also the doors look crooked in their frame. Now this could be because of wonky assembly but I’m inclined to think it’s the product. It doesn’t bother me too much but if you’re a stickler for that kind of thing this may annoy you. Anyway it’s a great piece if you desperately need a pantry and are on a budget!

While its pretty and holds quite a bit, its really not worth the money. The wood grain costs more but its not actual wood grain, the grain is just a sticker cover on the particle board pieces, which was apparent when it peeled off while removing the labels from a few pieces.It was mostly easy to assemble except a few things that were mislabeled. The drawers are completely misdrilled, and in trying to fix it, no other configuration of re-drilling it fixed the issue.I saw a lot of reviews saying it was wobbly, which it is until the last 2 steps. Make sure to add the black pieces to the back to stabilize it, it makes all the difference. My plan was to have 2 side by side but I don't love it like I hoped, so I don't think I'll get the 2nd one.

Put together this item by myself.Had researched for a long time the biggest pantry I could find and this one fit the bill at a reasonable price.It was very easy to assembly.My main complaint is this:The pre-drilled holes for anything related to a Hinge were not deep enough.If attempting initially to add a screw for a hinge, the screws were difficult to screw in.Screws were becoming strippedI had to create pilot holes so the screws would go into the following pieces:Pieces F1, F2; G1, G2; R1, R2; S1, S2However, after I fixed the holes, assembly was fast and easy.Lost a lot of time making better holes - 60 holes needed to be fixed (20 areas x 3 holes each area)However, pleased with the final outcomePantry is exactly what I neededFISH SMELL - I took pieces out of box and did not assembly unit for a week. However, once assembled, the upper section only smells like fish. The smell may be emanating from components relating to the spice rack.I leave doors open and will try vinegar, baking soda and other things recommended on the internet. Not sure why this smell is present.

This cabinet is wonderful, and just exactly what we needed. It has a whole lot of storage space, with the drawer, cupboards and the side spaces. It is very well made, does not look at all cheap, and we love it. It does take a whole day to put together, but it is worth it. There were a few mistakes made by the company making it~there were no notch holes in one part of it. If my husband wasn't a machinist, it may have been difficult for him to make what he needed, to fix that problem. However it was ok for us. It just looked like a few holes were not drilled where needed, by the company. So if you are not a handyman type, maybe you'll want to have someone there with you, that is...just incase a problem does arise. Remember, it does take a good 6 hours to put together (one person). No other problems have occurred, it is a beautiful piece & we are very happy with our purchase!!!Amazon delivered it in great shape, no scratches or dents. Thanks!!!

This is a great pantry! Took 4 hours to assemble but worth it. Nice looking and very sturdy.

Will edit again after completely assembling it.Took me 3 hours to build out the individual pieces by myself with a small electric screwdriver. The instructions were easy to follow for the most part. 2 steps were incorrect but I was able to figure it out. The screws did take some time to drill properly. But overall, not bad to assemble if you are doing it yourself. I will need help putting the top and bottom half together though.

Was a bit skeptical about buying furniture online without seeing the quality. Unfortunately most things now are all MDF, as this one is also. However, this is really solid. It took about 6hrs to build (I built it mainly by myself besides the part where you lift the top onto the bottom) the screws seemed to be in-between two different sizes which made it a bit harder to our together. The finished product is worth it though. I was able to condense two pantries into this one bc it is just laid out so much better.

I absolutely love these cabinets. Really helps get everything organized. Love the drawer in the middle, works as a mini filing cabinet for me. Like others say it does take the better part of a day to put together. I laid all the pieces out in alphabetical order. There are one or two minor mistakes in the instructions, but not hard to figure out. Everything went together well except one of the metal joiners that screws in was very loose so it was a trip to the hardware store to buy some heavy duty glue.