Homfa Kitchen Sideboard Storage Cabinet, Large Dining Buffet Server Cupboard Cabinet, Console Table with Display Shelf and Double Doors, Idea for Kitchen and Dining (White)

Exactly as described! Arrived 6 days before the earliest estimated delivery day! At the time I ordered, it was about $100 cheaper than any other seller! Not necessarily easy to put together, but I did it pretty much by myself (my husband held something one or two times just to make it slightly easier). Definitely 5 stars for price and speed!

This is actually sturdier than I thought it would be! I was concerned the top would bow down but it hasnt yet and I don't think it will. I have 2 coffee makers and a 4 slice toaster on mine. I store extra drinks, potatoes, onions, and bread in mine. It freed up the counter space I needed, & added storage. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. Looks good. Great value for price. Considering buying another for my craft room. I would buy this again and again!

Fortunately this is in a porch where we can leave the windows open, which we have for the last few weeks - and it still smells. It's not really like the smell of stain, it just stinks. The smell does seem to be getting less but there is no way I could stand this in a house. Also there is a shelf that needs to go a certain way and that isn't called out in the instructions, so you can put it in backwards and then have to take the whole thing apart to put it the right way around so the doors will close. Too bad because it looks nice enough. Hopefully the smell will go away before winter.

This kitchen sideboard storage cabinet is a great addition to our kitchen/dining room. I bought some Sterilite short weave baskets, on Amazon as well, that fit perfectly in the open shelf so I can have smaller items in them and it looks nicer than just having those items on the shelf. The baskets also fit on the shelves inside the doors which is great as well for extra organization. Overall, this storage cabinet is really great, and sturdy. The magnetic closure for the doors is strong and I don't forsee any issues with it in the future.The only negative is that there is no way to level the doors as they are predrilled holes. So, they are not level or even and have gaps at the top/bottom where they do not sit level.

This cabinet adds storage space as well as freeing up kitchen counter space by holding our coffeemaker. It looks elegant, we gets lots of compliments on both how it looks and what a good/convenient idea it is to have a separate coffee cabinet away from the kitchen counter. We've had it a couple of months and have no complaints. I did add a little towel bar (see right side of photo), just a little plastic with nickel look finish that sticks on so we have a towel handy in case of drips. (I got the Command brand towel bar from Amazon, too!)

This is a beautiful cabinet. It was pretty easy to put together. It is very spacious and I was able to fit several items in it that were cluttering my kitchen cabinets. I love it and it is such a great value.

Love this, looked really great and perfect size beside my kitchen island counter.When assembling, make sure to double-check front/back orientation to avoid our mistake. For us, we incorrectly completed the assembly with the silver screws of the top showing forward instead of inside. Also had to re-do the door attachment because we initially connected it backwards so the doors didn't fit. If assembled correctly, the parts fitted well and looked great.The cabinet had a smell, so kept the doors slightly open for two weeks to air out. Also bought activated-carbon deodorizer to help quicken the odor neutralization. The inside of the cabinets are odorless now.

I have assembled several pieces of furniture in my lifetime. What is it, besides the physical quality of the product that makes it great? Clear, unambiguous instructions. You would think that would be a not so expensive part of the manufacturer's costs, yet one that could make the project either go easily, or make it a living hell. Clear drawings and reasonable sized stickers labeling each individual piece is all it needs. This product had neither, and it added about 40% more time to the assembly. For example, the top of the cabinet had many different holes underneath. To show what gets screwed in where, it would be wise to show the drawing of the piece flipped over, so we can see each hole and what hardware goes where. Instead, the drawing showed us the smooth flat top, with hardware and dotted lines going up into the unseen bottom. Is it a screw ever other hole, or what. Most pieces were not labeled, and the subtle differences separating piece D from piece L could not be discerned, even with a magnifying glass.