Mercers Furniture Corona 4 Door Arch Top Wardrobe Solid Pine Bedroom Storage

I've previously bought the bed side cabinets in this range, so knew what to expect in terms of quality. However, I did look around before I bought this and compared a lot of places. Nothing approached this in terms of price and the closest equivalent in quality in a showroom was more than three times the price.It arrived when stated and was dropped off in the room it was to be built in. Its worth making sure you have a lot of space to build it on the floor or it might be difficult. I built it on my own in 4 hours. I agree that labels on the wood would have made it easier to figure out, but thankfully the diagrams were clear enough that if you look at them carefully you can't go wrong. Issues I had were:1. One of the "I" screws was the wrong one and I had to order a replacement2. One of the pilot holes was too big for the screw and I had to get a bigger screw out my toolbox.3. The top "fancy detailing" which slides in... didnt. I had to take it apart and then build it in situ as it was very tight. This piece is fairly essential for stability too.4. I split a piece of the laminate due to a wonky nail as I tacked in the back pieces. This was annoying and I should have binned the crappy nails.Tips are, take your time and check and double check before you screw anything together. A glove helps stop blisters and a rubber mallet helps assembly at points. Recheck your screws before lifting and once assembled as it "settles".Finished product is very good. Hanging space is smaller than I'd have liked, but I'll just start folding my jeans.Just what I needed though, a decent quality piece of kit that does the job, looks good and hasn't broke the bank.

These are really nice, almost "stumpy" wardrobes, on the short and small side, but very easy to assemble and fit in awkward places or tight spaces. The room I needed these for was in a really awkward part of the house with absolutely minimal access, not suitable for a double or triple wardrobe unfortunately, so I decided to buy three of these and see how it went.I think it turned out pretty well. They're small and not entirely suitable for your mainline wardrobe, but if you're in need of a small guest wardrobe or even a wardrobe for children then these would be ideal, I'd say. The depth of these is such that you'll need to buy 37cm x 20cm sized coat hangers for it, regular ones will not fit, unfortunately.It was simple enough to assemble, pretty much just building a box and then screwing in some hinges. The top arch part was a little tricky, and one of the arch pieces arrived broken and required gluing together, which you can see in progress in the provided image, which has clamps on. Just an accident in shipping no doubt, probably could have asked for a replacement but I didn't want to be a bother, really!The inside is nothing spectacular, just a shelf at the top and a wooden rail below it, with enough room to hang trousers or shirts. The wood is nice to look at and came with minimal wear and tear or damage, and in the future could easily be painted if you wanted a change.Think I'll be using these as an impromptu cupboard as well as a wardrobe, one day!Happy with the purchase, anyway. Could maybe have been a little taller and deeper, but otherwise a good little wardrobe, in my opinion.

The finished product is a really good quality wardrobe for the price. It's sturdy enough, the fixtures and fittings look nice and the design is quite attractive.Warned by most of the other reviews, 2 of us assembled this wardrobe and took our time with it. The smaller components are all mixed up in a small number of bags, so I strongly recommend taking the time to split them out into separate containers (our attempt pictured!), particularly the screws as it would be easy to get the different sizes mixed up. The larger pieces are not labelled at all and the instructions are not great at distinguishing between similar-looking but very different pieces, so be careful. After our experiences, some key things that almost threw us:- the very first step has 3 or 4 different things going on in it, and even worse, it's wrong! I've included photos in case they help anyone out; basically, it's impossible to have the pieces laid out exactly as shown because the holes will appear to be in the wrong place. You only need to worry about the vertical holes for the dowel pieces, and the very faint holes for the rail holder pieces.- the horizontal pieces are all slightly different - the one with the chiselled corners is the bottom of the wardrobe, the deepest rectangular piece is the shelf, and the shallowest rectangular piece is the top of the wardrobe (the gap allows for the arch to be slotted in later)- there were no pre-made holes for the little mounting brackets for the arch at the top and the frame at the bottom - we left these pieces until a bit later than the instructions suggested, as it was easier to a) understand what they were for and b) align them centrally- go lightly on the door hinges and fittings until you're sure you've got everything lined up correctly. It took us a few adjustments to get everything clicking together properly, and even then both doors are slightly misaligned. Due to the curvature of the wood, there seemed to be no way to have them perfectly symmetrical AND clicking properly closed, but for the value of the wardrobe it's a trivial detriment.