Furinno Pasir 3 Tier Bookcase with Door with Round Handle, Steam Beech

These cubbies are very easy to assemble. They are big enough for books and sturdy enough to stack.So far they are holding up. The material they're made of is like thick wood but easy to slip a screw on the handle (fixable). I will buy more.

The two-tier cabinet does exactly what I need: it is a utility cabinet to house some of my stuff. It is not a gorgeous piece of furniture, and it was a mild pain to piece together (just like every other flat-pack unit I have ever assembled). However, the included instructions were fairly easy to follow (unlike most of the other ones). Plan on an hour, including unpacking, organizing the pieces, brushing off the styrofoam residue, giving the instructions a once-over, and getting up to get a hammer and screwdriver that aren't included.This little unit is surprisingly very sturdy. There are minor imperfections in a couple of the boards I received, but nothing to harm its long-term usage. All of the pieces fit together very well. Other reviewers complained that removing the item-letter stickers pulled off some of the laminate coating, but I did not have any problems.I agree with some reviews that mention the yellow tabs that hide the screws inside the door handles. They are ugly. Just plain 1970s ugly. (Yucky and gross also come to mind.) I threw away those things. For good. I figure that, since the screws holding the cabinet pieces together don't have their own covers, why mess with the theme.A questioner asked if the doors are reversible. No, unless you wish to drill new holes, but the outside of the bottom board is coated, so I simply flipped over my assembled cabinet for the doors open on the right side. This means the handles and the magnets are at the bottom of each cabinet, but whatever.Overall, I'm rather pleased with this cabinet. I feel I got better than what I paid for. If you're not too concerned with quality craftsmanship and just want a simple, inexpensive cabinet, I definitely recommend this product.For anyone needing to know, the interior dimensions of each cabinet space are 14-3/4" width, 9-7/8" height, and 8" usable depth (for the fully-opened door to clear anything inside the cabinet) with total depth of 9-1/4" if you leave off the doors. The magnet that stops the door drops down 1/2" (or up, for my flipped cabinet), and it blocks 3-1/2" of width clearance.

This has chipsIn it. Not happy

I bought this shelf for under our existing bathroom counter. We needed a little cupboard to hold bathroom articles like an extra roll of toilet paper, tissues, and disinfectant spray...This was a perfect fit. I am 60+ years old and not all that handy, but my husband was busy the day it arrived, and I put it together myself with only one mistake. I put the doors to the shelf on upside down. This was an easy fix.I was a bit disappointed in the paperboard-style back and at first thought that I was missing a piece of it until I realized that the backboard was folded in half. Unfolded, it seems very thin and fragile, so be careful with it. I did split a piece of the wood tacking on the back, but it is in the back and on the bottom, so out of sight out of mind.It is a nice little cupboard, very small and only big enough to hold a few articles. It was exactly what I wanted, so I am happy with it. I may do what some other buyers did and replace the little plastic knobs, but for now they are working okay.

This small bookcase is fairly fragile and any sudden weight on it will cause it to break. It’s pretty heavy surprisingly and as I was trying to move it across the room, it slipped and the sides broke. The nails I screwed into broke through the surface and it’s unusable now. The wood pieces are made up of particle board materials so it’s the cheapest kind. Not strong. Assembly, you’re better off with a power drill. Using a screwdriver is ok but your hands will be super sore after you’re done. The tiny nails for the backboard are cheap. Aluminized tiny nails lol. It’s a small bookcase so the cheapness will suffice. Any bigger, I would expect the quality to go up.I bought two of these so I was super careful with the second one. Basic functionality, it does the job. Just let it sit in the corner and you’ll be fine. Each shelf can’t support more then 10lbs. I’m using it for the bathroom storing some toilet paper, soap bars, toothpaste, floss, some towels and things of that nature.If you lean on it or accidentally bump into it hard, most likely it’ll break. If you’re moving to a new place, this is as good as trash.For permanency, I suggest you guys spend $100+ for a better bookcase.

Definitely not the best quality, but it does fulfill the purpose that I bought it for, which was to find some inexpensive cabinets that fit under a breakfast nook. It’s made of laminated composite wood panels, plastic door hinges, and plastic door knobs. As for the door knobs, they are really cheap clear plastic that will probably crack easily if hit with some force, and the screw that they provide is totally insufficient. I replaced the cheap plastic knobs with inexpensive white metal knobs from a hardware store and drilled a hole all the way through the door to better secure the knobs. But like I mentioned before, these cabinets aren’t high quality, but I expected that, and it did fulfill its purpose.

There was damage to the door hidden under the label sticker. Reached out to the manufacturer for a replacement almost two weeks ago and haven’t heard anything back.The directions for assembly were unclear. (They didn’t specify the direction pieces were meant to be put together). I found the particleboard to be particularly brittle when screwing in the door handles as well.

Ordered two of these, one was good, the other was missing the rather critical middle shelf which means I couldn't attach the doors or give extra structural support to the piece! The one that was functional was easy to put together, is sturdy and provides low key storage since the colour of the unit is so light and neutral, it blends into the background. It's also narrow, so it doesn't stick out much so could be good in a hallway or other areas with tight spaces. Just be careful removing the stickers on the panels - this is a chipboard product and the decorative "wood" grain is merely paper and when I removed some of the stickers, the paper ripped.UPDATE: Got sent replacements and those had noticeable chipping on the corner of the top piece and the other one had a door that was too big to close! Order at your own risk.

Easy to assemble, great that pieces are numbered (and very unusual to find this although I didn't realize at first).If the knobs were half way instead of unequal distance at edge of doors, you can use the cabinet upside down so that the doors open from right to left instead of left to right. I use it upside down anyway because that suits my corner space better. Make sure that you put the top and bottom pieces with nicer side facing out though (not doing so was a mistake I made but does not look too noticeable anyway) Really happy with the build and appearance.

Mauvaises instructions qui m'ont rendu confuse durant l'assemblageQualité du bois n'est pas bonneProduit final assez petit.Un achat de moyenne qualité

Does the purpose, cheap knobs,so I replaced them ,not the best unit but does the job

I bought 2 of them to pit on top of each other. It's perfect. I decided to buy that coz I wanted a something where to put my modem, NAS and projector but I didn't want to see the cables. It looks perfect and it's really easy to assemble.