Bathroom Floor Cabinet with 2 Doors, 2 Drawers, Forest Green

I needed additional storage that could fit in a small space and be attractive. I was able to reduce clutter. It was reasonable easy to assemble. The parts were engineered so that everything fits like a glove. No missing parts, extra screws, nuts, pegs, etc. The only issue was that one of the wooden pegs were the wrong size; probably packed by a comedian; Feeling pranked. Assembling this item was the last thing on my to-do list for the day. I was tired, hungry, brain-starved when I did it. So, I got freaked out when the first step in assembly using the one longer wooden peg didn't fit. Other than that, no issues with assembly. It is not heavy duty furniture. However, it is sturdy enough for what I need. Hoping it lasts a long time.

We love this cabinet! We purchased for my mother's assisted living apartment and it has worked perfectly! It's used as a small cabinet for canned food and her medicines ,and bowls and pans in the bottom drawer! It's very well made and the color is so beautiful! The drawer and doors open and close smoothly and there is plenty of room . It's super easy to put together with great instructions and strong material :) I would definitely recommend this cabinet for any space but especially small spaces!

I really like this for the most part. It is durable and has held up well. However, it cannot fit very much in the drawers. I personally have this in my bathroom, and it is not deep enough or wide enough to store towels which is why I got it. I wish I would have looked at the dimensions a little closer. I thought for the price it would be bigger. It was not bad to put together though. Look a little bit of time but was not hard.

It is a nice unit , it comes well wrapped and parts labeled .I did take my time putting it together with no difficulty took about 45 minutes. I got it for my bathroom , which is quite small but this fit well to store towels and soaps and hair utensils. I think it's a great value and will last for a long time ,well made parts.

It has an odor. Did anyone else have this issue? Not sure how things could be stored in it. It is nice to look at but you get what you pay for. After all of this time it still smells. I put it outside to air out. I have cleaned it with a couple different things. As the weather has gotten warmer, I can smell it when I enter the room. I bought this to store sheets and pillowcases and I am unable to do show. Or store anything really. It is cute and I really like the color but am very disappointed in the product.

I love this more than I thought I would! It’s so cute in my space and holds everything I need it to. I live in an older Cape and space is challenging. There is one piece that the magnet catcher for the door holds that the screws provided were barely long enough so I used some wood glue to keep it attached. It’s the very first piece you have to put together so I was immediately perturbed but everything after that was smooth sailing! Instructions aren’t very detailed so pay attention to where holes and other things are in the pictures. It would be easy to put something on backwards which happened to me once. But once put together it’s very cute.

If the manufacturer had any standards, the engineer and the designer who worked on this piece and made the assembly drawings would be fired. Their supervisor would be tarred and feathered. It really is that poorly designed and documented. First step is to attach piece G to piece H with 9 screws (9 in bill of materials, not standard #9 screw). Look thru the hardware, each bag is labeled. Where is 9? No 9 bag. Check the BOM, no 9 there either: it goes from 8 to 10. Look for another countersunk screw of about that length, looks like maybe it's 12 in the BOM. Count all instances of 9 and 12 and see that the quantity is about that plus a couple extras. So it's 12 all the way. Alright, that's a bit of an oversight but no big deal, just use 12 any time 9 is called out. At this point, if you're a reasonable person, you're returning this piece of garbage. But, I had already started and finishing with modifications seemed easier than putting everything back in the box so I continue instead. Attaching cam locks to fastener with a manual screw driver (aka butter knife). One fastener starts pulling out of the piece it's screwed into (also with a manual screwdriver, I emphasize this because sometimes folks over torque with electric screwdrivers). Try to undo the cam locks, the one in question comes out fine, the one on the other side, however, not so much. The fastener snags and develops a 30 degree bend near the top of the shaft. All of the "wood" pieces are MDF (medium density fiber board, the crappiest of the wood biproducts, especially prone to water damage, and carcinogenic in dust form), a material that holds a thread not much better than drywall. There are ways to get around this but none are implemented. The fasteners are also soft enough to be bent via cam lock and butter knife. Decide to call the fastener bending a fluke and to continue, realizing that each time a structural bolt is used, a healthy drop of PVA glue will probably keep it from pulling out down the road. Time to attach the drawer rails as shown in step 10. A few steps later and they look backwards if the drawing to be believed. Retrace steps. No, they're attached correctly. It's the drawing in step 13 that has them backwards. O...K.... Then, more crews into MDF; really thin screws, too. Why not just use nails? I digress. Whatever excuse for a thread that develops in the material strips half the time with a manual screw driver. That's OK, I have my trusty wood glue. Finish putting the thing together and, yeah, it looks pretty good. The high-level design, as we call it in the biz, is passable. The machining tolerance isn't terrible either because simple hinges, not the adjustable kind you see on proper cabinetry, are used and the doors line up well enough. That's a win... I guess. But. It's MDF. And it's meant for a bathroom. Sure, most the surfaces are covered in paint, but moisture will ultimately win and, unlike wood or plywood, MDF does return to its original shape after drying. My bet is this thing will swell and become unusable in a month or two, at which point it'll go down the garbage shoot. Well, lesson learned. Never buy from this manufacturer again. I do tend to nitpick lazy or poor documentation. Comes with supervising mechanical designers. But this is not just about the manual. It's poor material choices, bad mechanical design, and an inappropriate fastener scheme. I thought IKEA was bad. IKEA is godly in comparison. One might say "you get what you pay for". I would disagree. Cheap should mean serviceable but with no frills, not outright garbage.

Such a cute storage cabinet! Assembly was super easy and it’s great for organizing!

Llego súper rápido, afortunadamente llegaron las piezas completas y en muy buen estado. Está precioso el mueble, me encantó el tamaño, ideal para lo que lo necesitaba. Considero buena relación calidad- precio, algo laborioso el armado, pero nada del otro mundo, pude armarlo yo sola en un par de horas. 💯 % recomendable.

Lindo e fácil de montar

Armário lindo, fácil de montar, manual super explicativo, móvel de casinha de boneca de tão lindo, me surpreendeu.

I've rounded my 4.5 star score to 5 stars based on the relative quality of the product (ie. considering the low price), the assembly process and instructions and for the packaging, having spent three days on a truck before the carrier could deliver it. I guess Amazon flips 'heavyish' products to larger carriers who normally don't make residential deliveries and it was a real hassle getting this delivered. When we finally got it, two corners were dented in and I thought this is going to be damaged, but all the pieces were perfect thanks to heavy cardboard corner protectors. My only issue (.5 star) was the use of styrofoam elsewhere in the packaging which is a hassle to get rid of plus the environmental considerations. I thought most mfrs had moved on from styrofoam. Otherwise the product looks great and is well made for the price.

Bonito, bem acabado, mas pequeno e frágil.