FedEx delivered this cabinet today, and it took me around 90 minutes to put it together by myself. The directions are clear and uncomplicated, and everything went right into place. The only thing I struggled with was getting the box into the house - it’s around 100lbs shipping weight.For the cost of this cabinet, I was very pleasantly surprised by this quality! I LOVE the color (rustic walnut)! The wood is heavy, and overall, the piece itself is sturdy. The shelf adjustment is great - I was able to store our ice cream machine, which is unusually tall, under the shelf when it’s set to the top holes.Before purchasing, I did notice some feedback on the cabinet door alignment. I installed the two right hand doors, followed by the two left hand doors. The first left hand door was a bit out of alignment, so I loosened the top (top be able to lift the door out) and switched it to the other side. The alignment was much better after doing this.Overall, 10/10 very pleased and look forward to styling this cabinet!

Bought for our kitchen & she's perfect for holding dishes & glassware! She's big & easy to put together

This is beautiful and sturdy. We bought a second one after putting this together. Assembly is straightforward, no nasty surprises, about 1.5 hours.

Absolutely in love! Perfect for what I needed it for. Currently using it as a linen storage and it is deep enough to fit everything. I put it together solo and it took about an hour to assemble. The box itself came with the tools you need to assemble the cabinet which is one large and heavy box. I highly recommend if you are looking for an accent piece.

We had no idea of what the quality of this piece would be, but we decided to give it a try. WOW! First, this cabinet is super heavy. When my husband assembled it, he was very surprised at how well it went together. (He rarely compliments on such things.) We love the color and the doors, of course. It's in our foyer, and it looks fantastic. I only wish this manufacturer had more coffee and end tables in this style.

Good quality, pretty easy to put together. Good color.

Well made and easy to put together. Looks beautiful, expensive and timeless. Love my purchase

I purchased this for my dining room. The price was reasonable, and it had the space i was looking for to store things in. When i got it out of the box, i instantly turned into doubting thomas over the size of it and assembly chart layout..i wouldnt say i have alot of patience in assembling things. However...this was almost a stupid kind of easy..very straightforward. Zero guesswork. It needs to be anchored to a wall for sturdiness..but i did not do that..it wasnt too bad at all on its own. But i went to a hardware store and bought a small support leg for the bottom. About 15 bucks..but not essential...its a great cabinet..looks nice. Lots of space..would definately reccommend..

It fits what I was looking for. The coloring is nice and true to the photos. It was fairly straightforward to put together, though it took a couple hours because it's so many pieces. Well boxed, well organized. I dislike how it really just looks like two cabinets pushed together.

It's pretty but not a strong peice of furniture

Is expensive for the quality materials, it says white and it’s more cream. I didn’t like the color or the material.

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For the price, this really is very nice. I put this together during my son's nap time, so around maybe 2 hours. I didn't finish a few little things like the back because he woke up a tad early.My box came pretty beat up, so I was concerned. There was an actual nail in my box when I received it. Based on reviews, I checked all my pieces before I started as reviews said people found marks when they were almost finished. Mine looked pretty good. I found maybe 2-3 small marks, but no deal breakers. It is partical board, so you do need to be careful during and after building.If you follow the directions, you should be pretty good. One thing that isn't mentioned is when screwing in one of the connecting screws (I think its #19.. the pieces like Ikea furniture uses)... don't tighten it further than the screw threads I realized pretty quickly that when using a drill, I was tightening it too far and then it wouldn't lock in with the adjacent pieces. I would then loosen it to make sure it locked in.TO GET THE DOORS TO LINE UP:All the reviews I saw ahead of time was that everyone seems to struggle with lining up the doors. Yes and no. They did not line up for me initially, and I tried switching them around. It's not necessarily that they don't line up.. its that the middle of the unit is not supported enough. I think maybe 2 posts may have worked better and/or a taller post. Regardless, once I noticed the lack of middle support/too low, I stuck one of those thick floor protectors (see picture) underneath only the middle post. It immediately corrected the doors lining up significantly. I do still want to tighten a few things and finish up screwing the back on, but overall it came out pretty nice.I bought to fill with my toddlers toys. It is a decent size. We have a small living room, so I like that it isn't too deep either (we could have used deeper, but this works).One person can do this, depending on patience and handy-ness. I'm a pretty handy mama, and I usually build/put together everything. It may be easier with two people when lining up the back since it needs to go into slots that shift if you move the unit slightly when building, but I was ablr to do it alone. I used a drill vs. doing everything by hand which I'm sure sped up the process a bit.Sturdiest? No. But I'm not moving this around at all. I'm not sure who would be moving their furniture around frequently enough to make that a concern, but maybe some people need to, idk. We do plan on moving soon, so I will probably make sure I am included in how this gets moved. Its not sooo fragile that I am fearful it will break, it just needs two people and should be thrown around too lightly/hitting walls bc it probably will dent. Def. will want to cover in blankets during the moving process, but thats all partical board furniture.Like I said, for the price.. it really looks very nice. If this was real wood, it would of cost much more. It also would be sturdier. But for around $200, you get what you get. I am happy with my purchase as of 1 week after putting it together. If anything changes, I'll update!