Grain Wood Furniture Shaker 3-Door Wardrobe, Solid Wood with Cherry Finish

Because it is made of real wood, this product is higher quality than cheap particle board furniture I've assembled in the past. While it takes some time to assemble, the instructions are clear and easy to follow. The detailed blow-ups were particularly helpful. Very happy that it uses real screws and not those funny fasteners that come in particle board furniture kits. The hinges are cool as they close the doors nice and slow. Drawers work flawlessly too. Overall, we are very happy with our new wardrobe /armoire. We have it set up in our mudroom to hold all our coats and outside gear.

For the money, this piece gets 5 stars. It's very attractive and once assembled, looks really nice. The doors, drawer-fronts and main structure are real wood (not IKEA composite). I was able to assemble it alone (but I've done a lot of this kind of stuff over my life). It took me about 3 1/2 hours total (with some interruptions on a Saturday). Again, for the money, great stuff. There are a couple of things to note (in no particular order). Because it's all screwed together, I would suggest that it probably wouldn't survive a lot of moves. I decided to add good-quality wood glue during parts of the assembly (probably should have done more) and now that it has dried, I can really tell the difference. I glued the drawers, backing and most of the main joints - especially the top. (I think that's an important part of the structure.) If you really wanted to get carried away, a solid, furniture grade plywood backing (with some added blocking glued in) would really make this thing strong. Be VERY careful to use the correct screws. I accidentally grabbed a fluted screw when I was supposed to use a pan-head and went right through the front of one of the drawers ;-(. I was able to fix it and doubt the wife will notice (but I will always know). If this unit were a name-brand at a department store (yes it would be more sturdy), it would 4 to 5 times more expensive. The labor savings is where the costs are kept down. Assembly is not for the inexperienced (at least not without help) IMO.

We are redoing our master bedroom and needed a armoire or wardrobe piece for more storage. Our existing bedroom furnitire is no longer available and this unit matched the color very well.Came in 2 boxes and there are a lot of parts. The build took about 3+ hours and was not hard but you do need to pay attention to each setp as the instructions are visual only with few words.Everything aligned to my surprise, the doors and the drawers operate correctly. The drawer rails could be a higher quality for a smoother operation.A few notes:Each piece is numbered for easy identification.Hardware is seperated and bagged and labeled.Extra screws were in each bag if needed.Minimal number of tools needed

Liked everything about it.

My partner and I ordered this as he gave me the whole closet in our new apartment, and needed something to keep his clothing in. It was super heavy and big (difficult to bring up to the apartment, and quite a few pieces to put together) BUT! End result is really sturdy and beautiful! It looks expensive and I really love this purchase! Definitely would recommend to anyone looking for more closer space!

Product arrived very quickly and went together in under two hours. It feels very solid! I see it has the potential to last a long time! It has lots and lots of room for storage. It’s great value for your money!

This is an extremely sturdy piece of furniture. It's made with real wood and not particle board. It did take about 4 hours to assemble. It arrived on time and in perfect condition. FYI it's delivered in TWO boxes.

The cabinet turned out beautiful and is of nice quality. It was VERY difficult to assemble however and is extremely heavy. A piece was damaged but the company sent a new piece right away. Very responsive. If you are good at putting things together, you may not have issues but this is really a two-person job because it's heavy and cumbersome and it is also hard to follow the picture directions. It took me about 15 hours to put it together over a few weeks' time. I would probably pay to have it assembled next time. It's not a beginner project but I'm impressed with myself that I actually got it together.