Sauder Select Storage Cabinet, Pantry Cabinet Kitchen Storage with Adjustable Shelves, Bathroom Storage Cabinet, in Reclaimed Pine

Assembly was a nightmare. Very difficult for one person to put together. Poorly designed. Completely misaligned predrilled holes on the doors and elsewhere. Flimsy. 3 pieces arrived damaged. And the driver completely ignored my instructions to leave it outside my apartment door. Instead, they leave it out in the open next to my accessible mailroom…

We bought two of these cabinets. First was assembled and had no signs of damage. Assembly was fairly easy to follow and made simple with all the predrilled holes. Only issue with the second cabinet was that both doors were damaged on arrival. After examining the box, it clearly appeared to be shipping damage. Customer service was quick to respond and we had new doors in a matter of days! Only drawback for this product, and the reason for 4 stars rather than 5, is that the material used for the back/sides/doors is quite thin and seems like it would be easily broken.

Looks nice , putting it together was typical and about 2 hours. Not the strongest and sturdiest cabinet but it will work and it fit perfectly in my bathroom

Agree with an earlier review, it’s just okay, if I could have afforded a better quality one I would have. I’m using it to store my crochet yarns, but don’t put anything to heavy in it.

This looks great; I knew that it was pressed wood so not a problem there. Unfortunately, my box was missing the instructions (Sauder was quick to email them to me, which was cool) and the part labels for the wood pieces were missing (not stamped) on a few of them, so I spent more time looking at the pieces (up/down/left/right) than I should have. I assembled it myself and it's pretty easy when you get on a roll. The definite issue is sturdiness. The back did not have markings to align nailing the *middle* section so I missed and messed up the back of the cabinet (luckily no one sees it but still.) You may want to do what I did: I didn't use one shelf (so I could use one side for mop/broom) and then chose which shelf placings I wanted... and used slim nails to actually NAIL the shelves in. Without them, my cans of food crashed down and nearly broke a bunch of glass jars on the shelf below. Now, it's study enough to hold more than towel paper. All in all, it's okay but be prepared that you won't be able to use it safely without doing some modifications or putting only really light things in it.