Gizoon 64" Kitchen Pantry Cabinet, Tall Storage Cabinet with Glass Doors and Adjustable Shelves, Freestanding Floor Cabinet Cupboard for Kitchen, Living Room, Dining Room (White)

We use this for our spices and can goods and other stuff that was just thrown on random shelving units we had. Our kitchen is small and it was cluttered and a mess really. This does have to be built. I used mainly my impact driver but they do include a really neat little 2 in 1 screwdriver where the handle can detach from the long silver bit piece with a flathead on one side and Philips on the other and the Philips is all you need to put this together. At first seeing all the hardware and pulling all the pieces out is overwhelming but they include extra hardware. Not all of it will be used. They include hardware to secure it to the wall but it's sturdy and there is no need for it. It has a built in spice rack which is awesome. Basically in the 32 steps. You build the top half. Build the bottom half and then you will need one other person to help guide while you lift the top half and fit it into the bottom half. Otherwise I did it all myself. Then you put together the four doors and attach them and there will be 3 detachable shelving units left for you to decide where you want them at a high medium or low placement level inside the unit and it's done. I removed the table from my dining room to give me space and all together maybe spent 2 hours total building it. Most of the time was spent looking at pictures and making sure I was putting hardware in the correct location. It's really not that difficult compared to some of these other cabinets and pretty decent quality. I wasn't expecting it to be like oak or some pristine quality wood. It's affordable. Looks great and performs it's duty exceptionally well.

Best pantry ever, fit perfectly, relatively easy to build (a woman did it solo), offers great organization and so far seems pretty sturdy!

As far as sturdiness, it's what you would expect for the price. It looks like a good quality of particle board...but still particle board. I'm far from and expert on pb, but I've put together things with much cheaper pieces. The book shelf incident of 02... The instructions weren't clear on applying the first set of hindges. To me it looked backwards but followed how it looked in the picture. No words just pictures. It was wrong, once I figured that out, the rest went okay. I put it together by myself, but the box I needed help bringing inside...it's heavy! I don't believe that is glass, but it's a good frosted imitation plastic type substance. I'm ok with that, it works better for where I'm using it. I did secure it to the wall. It looks nice finished, and sturdy enough for teas amd supplements. It won't become a family heirloom, but it looks nice. I will update if it starts to break, otherwise it's still holding up.

This cabinet is ok, not heavy duty material’s just good enough. The hinges are so so not sure how long they will last. The design is not terrible and looks ok. Lots of space to put food stuff. It’s smaller size can fit in tight areas. Knobs are made of metal and look good. Directions are good and parts are all lettered and most of the boards are numbered. Took about 3 hours to build complete. Maybe faster if you have built one before or use electric screw driver. Don’t use a drill it can mess up the holes you are making. All holes are started. No damage on my unit and Fedex ground brought it in the house , weighs over 80lbs with packaging.

Best Buy i could have ever made met every expectation easy assembled and looks fantastic in my kitchen