Farmhouse Kitchen Pantry Cabinet - 72" Tall Wood Kitchen Storage Cabinets with Adjustable Shelves & 2 Barn Style Doors & Drawer, Versatile Storage for Dining Room, Bathroom, Antique White

This is exactly what youd expect it to be. In my opinion not for long term quality use, but suits our needs and I hope it lasts 3-5 years. Got this to be the "kids" pantry. For cereal snacks lunch boxes waterbottles and such- so, daily use. I love the color and height. Instructions were very straight forward. No surprises. Nothing was damaged or missing. I did put it together by myself and it took 3 hrs! Im sure if my husband took half of the instructional pages we would've done it much faster. Step 13 was my least favorite and I dont see how it helped? Its particle board, feels and acts like it. But it LOOKS really good. Thinking of getting another one for other things.

The finished cabinet looks great. All of the parts fit well and were of good quality. We are happy with how it looks in our lanai and it is very functional. The delivery took about 10 days which was stated with the original order so was expected. The box was in good shape and was long and heavy. We opened the box in the garage and carried the individual pieces to where we wanted it since the box was so heavy. There are about 35 steps in the instruction booklet which was a little overwhelming, but lots of steps only had a few instructions. If did take 4 hours to put it together. At one point side #2 and side #3 were switched in the instructions so be careful. Also pieces 10 and 11 were so hard to see in the instructions that we missed them so when we got done those pieces were not used causing the cabinet to be less stable then we wanted, so again, be careful. We are glad we bought this cabinet because the end result is great. The instructions have no words, only pictures so take your time. We had a couple of pieces upside down. It would have been nice to have top and bottom labeled on the pieces as it can be confusing. I recommend this cabinet but it requires patience to put together and some thought understanding the instructions. We also put each of the different hardware pieces in labeled cups before starting so finding the hardware was easy when putting it together. We also accounted for all of the wood pieces and had them organized before starting. In summary, this is a good quality product that looks great and is very functional. Assembly is doable, but initially overwhelming due to number of pieces, no written words in instructions, a few of the instructions had parts mislabeled, and assembly for us was 4 hours.

Cabinet is a bit wobbly after it's assembled but I don't plan on moving it. I put this together myself and it took a few hours. I would suggest two people to help hold parts together or lifting. The does were the most difficult to do by myself as you gave to hold it up slightly to attach. Like exactly like the picture though. Not terrible for the price paid when it was on sale. Color is definitely black. I had no issue with predrilled holes. It fits a decent amount of pantry product and the bottom drawer is great for smaller kitchen tools.

Absolutely love this pantry and it works perfect for my small sourdough bread stand, “Porch Pantry”. It’s been on my porch for several months and holding up beautifully. I will be buying another as Im almost outgrowing the one! It’s beautiful, sturdy and has a lot of room to store things.

Kind of a pain to assemble but worth it! Two people are better than one, some of the pieces are heavy.

We bought this farmhouse-style pantry cabinet for our office, and it turned out even better than we hoped! It fits the space perfectly and instantly made the room feel more organized and cozy. The two doors open to reveal multiple shelves that offer a ton of storage, and the drawer at the bottom is perfect for tucking away smaller items we didn’t want out in the open. The cabinet feels sturdy and well-made, with a nice, slightly rustic finish that gives it that classic farmhouse charm. It’s spacious without being bulky — it holds a surprising amount of office supplies, paperwork, and even some decorative items, all while keeping everything neatly out of sight. Assembly took some time, but the instructions were clear and all the pieces fit together nicely. Once put together, it feels solid and durable. We absolutely love how it looks and functions — it truly pulls the whole room together. If you’re looking for stylish storage that’s both practical and beautiful, I highly recommend this cabinet!

I would not recommend buying this and would have gone with something else if given the chance again. Quality wise, it's made of cheap particle board, which is to be expected for this kind of furniture, but for this price I would expect a little higher quality materials. It also came pretty damaged, lots of smashed corners and dents/dings all over it. Assembly is a nightmare. Approach this thing as if it were a big, poor quality lego set. The instructions are 37 pages long. You read that right. It will take you and another person about 6 hours to put it together. There are dozens and dozens of parts and pieces, along with dozens and dozens of wooden dowels you have to glue in place (buy a bottle of wood glue because they do not provide enough) and dozens and dozens of screws as well. If you have carpal tunnel, you are going to be in severe pain while assembling this thing. After spending hours assembling it, it ends up being wobbly and does not seem sturdy at all. We are afraid to put anything heavy or bulky in it because it seems like it will fall apart if we do. Overall if I could give this a zero, I would, but Amazon requires at least 1 star. Do not waste your money on this pile of garbage.

A good-quality flat-pack cabinet. Don’t expect handmade solid wood, but among the flat-packs I’ve built, these are on the higher end. I bought four for extra storage in a spare room and, with a coupon, paid about $760 total delivered with taxes. Assembly for all four took around eight hours. Each box produced about one large trash bag of Styrofoam and plastic, so be ready for cleanup. The instructions were surprisingly solid with clear pictures, accurate steps, and a smart layout that groups tasks by fastener type. You knock out most of the dowels at once, then most of the cams, which speeds things up. Tools you’ll need: a box knife, flat and Phillips screwdrivers, and a hammer for light tapping. Grab a small bottle of Titebond and glue every dowel; it noticeably stiffens the cabinet. Throw out the glue they ship with it. If you’ve got a drill with an adjustable clutch, it saves a ton of time. Keep it on the lowest setting until you get a feel for the screws so you don’t strip anything. One note during assembly: the cabinets feel pretty wobbly side-to-side until one of the final steps, when you install the back-panel braces. Those little pieces make a huge difference. Before you fasten them, have someone hold the cabinet square from the front — if it leans even a bit, the doors will look crooked. Keeping the frame evenly aligned while you install those tiny plastic braces makes the finished product look much cleaner. Overall, I’m really happy with these cabinets.