LIKIMIO Armoire Wardrobe Closet with 5 Doors and 4 Storage Open Shelves 70" Wooden Bedroom Wardrobe Combination for Hanging Clothes, White

Easy to put together and was perfect for my guest room with no closet. Has plenty of space to hang clothes

Based off the review I saw before this I thought I would be happy with this product. When I started to take the pieces out of the box to assemble it. I noticed some of the doors, had what seems to be putty smeared on the corners. Then as I took more pieces out another door was cracked. I didn’t even take all the pieces out because I already knew this wasn’t worth the money I paid. I am not going to waste my time putting this together. I am very disappointed in the quality. Don’t waste your time purchasing.

Really nice and worth the money just that the assembling took a while.

Bought this for my baby’s nursery. Tons of storage, very nice quality. Would definitely recommend. Only “downside” was there were a lot of parts, but it makes sense with all the storage space.

This was one of the longest, complicated builds I had to accomplish and I’m not new to putting together furniture. At one point I was about 95% finished only to find out that the instructions had assembly backwards. There was no way to disassemble again so I had to make my own holes in order to attach the smaller doors hinges. There were also missing parts for the larger doors, which made door alignment horrible. Cosmetic wise couple scratches and bad paint job. I highly recommend using the wall anchors for more sturdiness. I also recommend adding more of the plastic drawer wedges, because in my opinion not enough was included. I feel adding more helped a lot to make it more sturdier and less wobbly. Other than that the size is huge and there’s a lot of storage space. Overall I feel quality control needs addressing and fixed. For me it’s not worth it.

Product delivered without a user guide.

Takes a while to put together, but decent product once assembled

Thankfully, I only bought this as storage in my garage. I wanted something with doors since we sometimes use our garage as a workshop and cut wood. The sawdust gets on and in everything. I used to have an open shelf to store seasonal shoes on and they'd be covered in sawdust after working. This is a generous-sized wardrobe and we can fit a lot in there.But, if I was purchasing this to go inside my home, I would absolutely not be okay with the quality of it. I personally don't think the craftsmanship is acceptable at any price point, much less the fairly steep one of this wardrobe.First things first: I recommend allowing yourself a LOT of space and time to assemble this. We laid out a tarp in the garage and unpacked all the pieces neatly. The instructions are easy enough to follow, but the pieces you put together will have numbers so far apart, it all seems very random. There is a ton of extra hardware, so don't worry too much about the 4 extra screws when you think you've finished with that bag of hardware. This took hours to assemble. My husband did most of the work and I helped toward the end. We're pretty experienced in assembling furniture, so it's not really a matter of incompetence. It's just a lot of pieces and a lot of hardware. I'd recommend an electric screwdriver if you've got one.The feet on this look goofy, but it definitely adds a lot of stability and it comes with brackets to mount to the wall, too. I don't live in an earthquake-prone zone, and my kids are not young, so tipping is not a concern of mine.But onto my critiques: the craftsmanship. My gosh, this looks like something who doesn't care about neatness DIYed it. There are a lot of visible seams, some which look to be "filled" by either paint or filler and a terrible effort to paint and conceal blemishes. One door did come with a hairline crack (though it doesn't go straight through). There are globs of paint and unfilled/poorly aligned seams all over this thing.I give it two stars for being functional and sturdy enough for our use. This looks like something I'd buy used off of Marketplace for $50 and then proudly rehab it by filling the gaps, sanding everything neatly, then repainting the entire thing. This does not look like an almost $300 piece of furniture.