66" Farmhouse Buffet Cabinet with Storage, Sideboard Credenza, Carved Cloud-Inspired Doors, 3 Drawers & Adjustable Shelves, Coffee Bar Cabinet, Off White

I own two of these! This buffet cabinet is beautiful in so many ways! The style is gorgeous and, in my opinion, fits may different style types. The price is extremely reasonable for what you get! The structure is solid, the drawers open and close nicely, and there is plenty of storage. You do have to assemble the cabinet, but the end result is worth it (pay close attention when it comes to the drawer slides). I first purchased the white cabinet to use as a coffee cart in my kitchen, and I was so impressed with the cabinet that I bought a second one (black) to use as a buffet/sideboard in my dining room.

It's a very nice looking piece of furniture. The directions are difficult: one page doesn't list what the part number is (but you can look at the picture to figure it out), and the final step is missing (to attach a magnet to the doors). It took my husband and I about 3 hours to construct it and we made a couple mistakes and had to redo them. But, the piece is perfect for what we needed! it fits our 75" TV perfectly and looks really good in the living room.

Extremely solid and well manufactured. The rails are extremely smooth, and the piece is heavy and sturdy. I have no trouble believe this can easily be moved instead of thrown out when moving house. The drawers are large and have ample space, the shelves provide adequate space as well. You can definitely assemble the piece with easy on your own which is a great. It's not a piece that recommends two people but can do alone with some headache. It is genuinely easy to assemble on your own. Assembly instructions are almost fool proof, the only caveat is the explanation of attaching the rails. You have to remove the inner rail to access one of the three holes to attach it, it's unclear that you need to remove the inner rail until you get to the step where you attach the inner rail to the drawer itself. The wooden plugs are the one downside of this item, they are not very secure of fit. More friction on insertion of the plug (like ikea plugs where you have to hammer them in) for more security would make this thing even more solid. The piece is extremely solid regardless, but this change would be great. The amount of glue included is not enough to do what the directions ask of you. There's just enough to get all the plugs into their home holes, but after that you're supposed to use glue in their secondary holes. There just is not enough glue. Including more glue, or not including it at all requiring it like you would other not included parts, ie screwdriver is the play for the manufacturer. The shelf holders are the only thing that is lack luster. They are loose in fit and maybe that is a design choice so they are easy to (re)move. This does not create a problem with the security or sturdiness of the shelves, they are great. The only quality of life things I would change is making the unit 6-10" taller, increasing the underdrawer cabinet space. You have to be choosy / creative when deciding what you put in the cabinets/on the shelves. I would also say the inclusion of soft close hinges for the doors would be an incredible improvement. Another wonderful option for manufactures would be to offer an option for unattached unfinished veneer as a kind of kit to make your own decisions about the color. Overall I'm extremely happy with the purchase and would buy again if I was a time traveler. Shipping comments: Even though the package is >100lbs, there was very little damage, if any, to the box. No damage to the parts inside. Item also arrived several days before the stated delivery date which was great.

READ FOR PRO TIPS! Hello fellow level uppers, go us ! Here are somethings I’d like to point out to those looking to purchase and possible answers to questions 1) YOU NEED POWER TOOLS - A drill ( with a cylinder 3/32 bit and screwdriver bit) This was necessary to finish. There are pre- drilled holes for screws ;however, too small. It made it an absolutely task to screw them in with my electric drill - let alone by hand. I mean you could…but you might want to eat some spinach before to warm up! 2) NOT A QUICK BUILD - I’d like to think I’m a pro DIYer. I’ve had my handful of tough builds and I will say this took me allot of patience, and music and quiet. Took me 4.5 hours to build without breaks. It’s not as hard as it looks but it takes patience and time. 3) Build Process +Quality - The design is sturdy once everything is together - when attaching the interior supports in step one, a small piece fell over and the wood broke- and it was layer perpendicular to the floor. Im not sure if this is poplar but the wood is not as tough. So you do have to be a bit gentler. - Load bearing, once things are replaced on top, I anticipate the possibility of falling over to be minimal; moreover, it comes with wall attachments for extra safety! - color is beautiful, but the laminate does come off easy, so using a soft surface when building is a pro tip! - Large storage capacity! So much so, that I could even add on a wine glass rack from my old coffee bar we are replacing this with. Just need to drill new holes with my bits and was good to go. Drawers - way easier to build than you think. Once you’ve got everything built and it’s time to palace the drawers in- it calls for a bit more push than you’d anticipate- you’ve got to play with it for a bit. Open and close a few times to get that seamless pull. They are oiled (which is great) so when your building place them on a hard surface because if you have pets- that’s a hair party! Found out the hard way DRAWBACKS 1) Door alignment Despite my attempts in each hinge, the doors have a different gap at the top – that is something that is a pet peeve for me but far away it looks fine so that is just something to note. 2) Back Panel Construction this was a challenge specifically number 17 and 20 you have to have everything in perfect alignment for to shift, but it takes a little bit of maneuvering and playing with the pieces so definitely take your time. Don’t be free to tap it back-and-forth and give it a little fist hit to move it into place 3) Wood Is Fragile During Build I had a piece during the first step of construction just fall, even though it was on the floor faced down, and it ripped a piece of the wood. I had to use my Brad nailer and the glue provided, and it worked out very well. But I know everyone doesn’t have a Brad nailer so I’m lucky. And I had experience with fixing things. So take your time in building small wood pieces as they are a bit more fragile than with pieces of other types. 3) Face Damages on Doors This is not a huge deal. I can just get some wood gray filler or whatever color you have of the cabinet to fix it up but they came already with a little a few scratches so it’s just something to know but no big deal. 4) Not A Soft Close I would recommend to them to add felt to the hardware so that we may place that in a small section lining the interior of the doors. The magnets works well, however over time the hard banging may chip away at the design . So I’d recommend adding a buffer to soften that close. All in all a beautiful design. It’s giving chick, sleek with a bit of barn-esk. If you’re looking for something quicker, I’d say this is a no go, but if you’re looking for something with plenty of storage and you’ve got the tunes, the energy and the calm to build… I say all in go for it. Definitely an upgrade for those with a small kitchen to use for storage space or office space. It is easily customizable and I’m so happy that it was possible for me to install my wine glass rack. Definitely going to add some led lights , and cut out a section for a plug and port. She’s customizable. You can add things and organizers, just if you do before you use any screws I suggest using a bit and drilling some screws just to make it a bit easier. You can do this! And remember to have fun. That end goal is just a few hours away!

Good looking cabinet! Sturdy and good quality! Had all the parts with extras included. It takes about 3 to 4 hours to put together. I would suggest taking your time and having power tools will make it much easier. It took a minute to get the doors to look even but all worked out in the end with a little adjusting door screws It came out perfect.

I’m rating it a 5 for quality and look, but sadly one corner of the top was damaged, in transport. Otherwise we Love this cabinet! It’s very nice quality for the price. Nice amount of space in the cabinets. We will be using it as a coffee bar. Wish they would have protected the corners with better padding. Took several hours to put together.

It's a very nice addition to our kitchen/dining room open floor plan. My friend from Florida came to visit and thought it was just for show. I had to let her know it's a functioning coffee bar. The doors are thin, but it's still nice for the small amount of money we spent on it. The directions were easy to understand and execute. If you have a tight budget and need an attractive addition to your home, then this is the sideboard for you.

I was not a big fan of the cabinet requiring assembly but we found that to be the right fit for our dinette. the box came intact and the pieces well protected but I was shocked at the amount of pieces, bolts, screws . Not a single thing preassembled "however we bought the bigger 66 inch cabinet version" The assembly was straight forward and the instruction are very explanatory but it did take time to put together. Because the place where you but the screws were already predrilled there was only little adjustment needed for the doors. It is very strudy and spacious which is a plus. Also the price is right, I am sure I would have paid way more if I bought one like it assembled