RiverRidge Ashland Collection Engineered Wood 1 Door, 3 Drawer Floor, Cabinet ( Gray )

I loved it , looked like the picture and the easiest thing to put together.

Cabinet seems to be sturdy. A little smaller than expected but matched the given dimensions. The drawers are really small but work well. Lots of pieces to be put together. If you struggle with directions or the operation of a screwdriver you should probably go to a furniture store and pay a little more for something already assembled. All in all I am satisfied for the price. Not sure what more you could expect for a hundred bucks.

This unit is a solid storage unit. It looks great when assembled and sure it will last a long time. The only (slight) annoyance was the amount of parts that had to be assembled. However the instructions were very well written and the assembly went smoothly; just took some time. I would recommend this unit.

i like this little cabinet bought it for our 6year old to keep her art suplies - really helps to keep things organized and has ample spacethe build was straight forward but alot of peices to assemble - very sturdy would definalty recomend

Let me start by saying I have a great dislike for any type of RTA (ready to assemble) furniture. Its not built to be very dura ble, and certainly not built to last a lifetime. HOWEVER.. I was looking for a specific size, and type of cabinet, of all wood construction, so I could paint it to the color I chose, which happened to be light grey. I could not find what I wanted, then I found this piece, and figured for the light duty use it would see in our bathroom, it would suffice.The item is packaged well, and got to me unharmed.What you need to assemble: A philips screwdriver, and half a brain. (if you have experience with RTA cabinets, you can get by without the half a brain, But be awake instead) DO NOT, and I KNOW you want to, use a cordless drill or impact driver to assemble these things. you will strip out the mdf board, and the piece will be useless. Use restraint when tightening all the parts, even by hand. The instructions are extremely simple, in fact, I tossed mine after step 3. 2 things to be mindful of, though. 1. when placing the bottom board (#5) be sure to orient it so the dowel hole underneath is facing the front of the unit, it will fit both ways, so save yourself from removing it, and reversing it after you put it on the wrong way. 2. The dreaded warning label. Lol. Simply flip the panel so it is either on the back side of the cabinet, or inside the half of the cabinet where the door and shelf are, which is what I did. This way it cannot be seen unless the door is open, and you are lying on the floor.The Wrap-up...... On my particular piece, everything lined up perfectly, everything was right and tight after completing it, and Im satisfied with the finished product. It is a good looking little unit, and will serve its purpose. For how long depends on how you treat (or mistreat) it. I swapped out the door knob for one that matches what I bought for the other cabinetry in the room, so It will blend in nicely, now I can take the shelf to my local paint purveyor, and get a color match for the rest of my unfinished wood furnishings in the bathroom.