Yaheetech Bathroom Floor Cabinet, Kitchen Freestanding Storage Organizer, Large Side Cabinet with Doors, Drawer & Adjustable Shelves for Living Room, Entryway, 12" D x 29.5" W x 31.5" H, White

Perfect in the area of the bathroom I bought it for. Very spacious for the items I intended it for. Love this cabinet.

hard to put together it does the job!

Classic case of *it looked bigger online. It's cute, I can make it work a little differently than I had originally planned, but it's definitely smaller than I thought. Yes, it had the dimensions listed clearly, but somehow I still thought it was going to be a lot bigger. Oh well, I'm not taking it apart to return, I'll just manage.

Great addition for our bathroom area. Holds everything we need from meds to toilet paper. Doesn't take up much space either.

I needed extra storage for my ramen addiction and kids snacks. The drawer is slightly too small for a normal utensil holder but it gets the job done. Also cabinet smelled like oregano or tea. Not a bad smell, just odd. Literally a whole alphabet of different screws to assemble this.

I rarely write reviews, but this cabinet exceeded my expectations in so many ways. First, it was well packed - corners were well protected, the boards were wrapped in a plastic that kept them from scratching and nicking each other in transit - I had zero nicks, dings, or scratches. The boards were *mostly* packed in the order they are assembled so that I didn't have to unload the entire box and figure out what I had. I'm slow and easily distracted, so this took me way too long to put together, but I had no trouble along the way. All the board pieces were numbered with a small sticker. There was a small box with all the hardware. Each type of hardware was in its own ziploc bag with a letter stickered on it. So boards were numbered; Hardware was lettered. Most of the hardware had a bonus piece in case you lost one. The instructions had no words, but clear photos, with blow-ups of any smaller details. Each page was a separate step in the process. Each step had a list of which boards and which hardware would be included in that step, and how many were needed. I laid out my hardware baggies alphabetically, would find my hardware for that step, count out the pieces, and put those pieces in a bowl so I didn't have so much to keep straight... then just put it together like the picture. Here's the best part: EVERY SINGLE hole in one board lined up with the corresponding post in the other board, which has neverhappened to me when assembling particle board furniture. The pieces went together perfectly. I got it all together and it's SOLID. The drawer slides in and out like a breeze and the doors snap shut with the magnetic and hang perfectly straight. So... well-packed. simple instructions. extra hardware. precise pre-assembly work. solid, well-constructed piece. Super pleased.

Product arrives completely unassembled. There are many parts, the assembly directions use part numbers and the parts aren't numbered. So many gasses coming off this, it's going to sit in the garage for 2 weeks to off gas safely. Cheap furniture for sure.

This went perfect in my kitchen