HOMCOM Freestanding 67" Kitchen Buffet with Hutch, Pantry Cabinet with Microwave Stand, Adjustable Shelf, 2 Drawers, Cupboard, Black

This cabinet is just what we needed for our new home. It was easy to put together. It took my husband and I about 45 minutes.I did attach it to the wall because it feels like it could tip easily if a little kid tried to climb it, or someone leaned on an open door.I use it to hold my wine and whiskey glasses.

It was hard to put together but when you’re done it looks so good and I love it and use it daily. It gives me more counter space and cabinet space.

I am the one that usually puts together all the shelving in my household but this by far was the most difficult for me to put together, it took me more time than I honestly care to admit but once assembled it looked great and it is sturdy. There is extra holes on one of the cabinet doors that should not be there but with it being black you could barely notice. Honestly it serves it's purpose, it's sturdy, and fair for the price.

Not very difficult to put together, and created storage in an area that was previously just small, wasted space. Not overly large, but big enough for storing all the bags and cans of pet food behind the closed doors, or small appliances, or whatever you prefer out of sight. The grandkids keep snacks in the top. Seems very sturdy

hard to assemble, not sturdy, and the parts don't fit in and are loose. I couldn't return it because I spent much time trying to assemble it and I was out of the window, I will throw it out to the garbage.

Overall, once it is assembled, it looks nice aside from the hardware that shows.However, once you touch it you can tell this thing has to be treated very gently. It feels flimsy and there is no way it would last a move. The drawers have cardboard bottoms. It is not a sturdy particle board like some furniture is made out of nowadays.A lot of reviews said it’s easy to assemble, and maybe if you’re used to putting together furniture, sure. This took me a solid 3 hours without having to do any major backtracking, and that was with a power drill. You absolutely need a power drill or it would take you the entire day. As a female in her 30s, you will likely need two people to safely assemble this (when putting the top/hutch piece on the bottom), and attaching the glass door.I needed a very specific sized item to fit in my bathroom (the bathroom had 0 storage anywhere), and this (unfortunately) was the only thing I could find to maximize the space without spending over $500.It’s fine, it will serve its purpose without being hideous to look at, but I’m not sure how long it will last.

Kinda hard to understand instructions but it's sturdy.

Easy to assemble. I did it alone as a 5ft 120 lbwoman. Perfect for my coffee corner and has plenty of storage.