Metal Wardrobe Cabinet with Hanging Rod, 71" Metal Clothing Storage Cabinets with 2 Doors and Adjustable Shelves, Black Armoire Wardrobe Closet for Bedroom, Laundry Room, Cloak RoomRecycled Claim Standard 100

I ended up ordering two of these wardrobes with drawers. They were fairly easy to assemble but did take some time to do. They are metal so kind of sound a bit like a locker but the possibilities to use magnetized accessories and organizers on the insides are exciting. You may need a smidge narrower hangers, as the cabinet isn't as deep as some but these are good and sturdy so that makes up for it. I'm convinced these will last way longer than pressed particle board wardrobes and they're fairly lightweight, making them easier to move into place once assembled. Good value and love the stylish design. The size is manageable and you can use the included legs or choose to go without them.

Beautiful wardrobe. Arrived packaged very well but large and extremely heavy. Will require a dolly and 2 strong individuals. All parts were in perfect condition. Assembly was relatively easy and straight forward. The unit is a little wobbly when assembling the sides so have someone hold it or brace it against something. Once fully assembled, it is sturdy and really lovely in appearance. Looks high end. Much prefer it to any flat box "wood" cabinet I've ever purchased. I want to order another. Would definitely recommend.

This is the perfect piece for my short term rental. It serves as a closet with drawer space too. It was easy ( for my husband) to put together and the color is an emerald green. It is sturdy but we did anchor to the wall for safety.

Pretty easy to assemble and looks great in the space. Seems sturdy. Color is nice. Wish there was an option to hang a double rod.

Beautiful cabinet! I wanted a solution to the eyesore of all my plant care items stored in our sunroom. This solved the problem quite stylishly and without breaking the bank. A few points to consider:Assembly. There are some points in the assembly process that are frustrating. The screws are tiny, the holes are hidden behind ridges that are difficult to reach, and the holes don’t align perfectly. Save yourself so much hassle by using a longer screwdriver with a magnetized tip. So helpful. Assembly is also much, much easier with another person helping at the points where the holes don’t align perfectly without some maneuvering. Once you get beyond the middle steps, the last few points of assembly are a breeze. I tried to add some photos of the ridges and small holes, and tricky points of assembly that required interesting body positioning.Metal malleability. The metal easily warps, dents, and scratches during transport. I didn’t mind too much, until I realized door K was warped in the middle. This prevents the top of the door from aligning and closing properly. I took a few photos of this. I’ve reached out to the company to see if I can get a new door. Tbd on that, and then further tbd on figuring out how to remove the current door, given the spring used in assembly. UPDATE: A testament to the malleability of this metal is the company’s response to my inquiry. They have a tutorial explaining to pull the bottom and the top part of the door in opposite directions as the method to correct the bent door that does not close fully. The method works, but you have to play around with the pulling. Again—I still love how this cabinet looks, and I’m glad I didn’t have to pay a ton of money for it. Just know what you’re in for when you purchase!Cleaning. This thing shows every fingerprint and attracts all the dust. You’ll have to wipe it down a few times during assembly, and will probably have to clean it regularly. You can see some of my prints in the photo.Security. I used the holes in the back of the cabinet to anchor to the wall. I drilled using 2” sheet metal screws directly into studs. I didn’t feel comfortable using the drywall anchors supplied in the package. Most drywall anchors are good for like ~75 pounds, and this cabinet loaded will be much more than that. The holes are not placed a standard stud distance apart, but fortunately, the spacing in the sunroom was a bit odd.Overall, I love this cabinet! I love how the sunroom instantly upgraded in coziness, stylishness, and organization once I finished assembly. I fit several plastic storage bins full of plant supplies, plant tools, and a few other odds and ends in here. Not sure I’ll ever need to use the hanging rod, but it’s there.Would highly recommend this product, so long as you’re okay with the above caveats!

Was easy to set up, love that it is metal. Works well in my teen boys bedroom

The Gaious Wardrobe Cabinet that I purchased from the seller had manufacturing errors, and the seller was unwilling to approve me a refund.

So it's spacious its really pretty and I do like it. however assembly was easy but a pain in the A. Trying to screw a screw in tight spaces where the metal folds over and it's edge is exposed is a literal pain. assemble it where u intend on keeping it as the legs aren't reliable pushing it around and metal fittings shift too much to effectively lift it to a new spot. the metal thin. it shows tiny swirls and dents easy. it sounds like the metal screen door from "Friday" if it were $150 I wouldn't complain so much but for the price point I expected it to be sturdier this is not garage quality it's pretty linen closet quality