South Shore Axess 4-Door Storage Pantry, Pure White

very easy assembly but there was a gap between the upper doors when finished. the materials are cheap and I'm afraid my toddler will destroy this within a year.

What's that saying? "You get what you pay for." With this cabinet you get a lot of toxic smelling poor craftsmanship for $130.I ordered this cabinet to supplement the lack of storage in my teeny tiny kitchen. It's in the small passage between my bedroom kitchen and living room. It fits perfect there.I did have to go to Home Depot to get two additional shelves cut from 1/4" plywood to add to the cabinet. I added additional shelves because I needed them for better use of the vertical space and to hold more flat/low items.I'm a fashion, accessories and furniture designer so fit, style and quality craftsmanship is crucial to me. So from a technical perspective this cabinet was wwaaayyyy to expensive for what you get.There's noticeable 1/4" gap between both sets of doors and two of the doors hang crooked which is messed up since all the holes are machine pre-drilled.The door pulls that came with the cabinet are cheap plastic. I also got real wood pulls from Home Depot. I'll plug the second hole with something decorative...The most annoying and important thing about this cabinet is the awful smell. The interior stinks to high h#ll bad!!! I had to put several small ceramic bowls of baking soda throughout the inside to help soak up some of the hideous smell. Then, finally I left the doors open while I was gone to help dissipate the smell. I don't know if the smell is from the toxic Formaldehyde glue they used to bind the MDF boards or from something just as bad. If you have bad asthma or just like breathing fresh air, you might not want to get this or leave it someplace to air out for several days.Either way the seller (and Amazon) should have a specific health warning in the description of items with toxic smells this bad. I suggest that anyone putting this together unpack the pieces from the box and leave them outside for several days to air them out as much as possible before assembling and bringing it inside.I also suggest getting spiked furniture glides to add to the bottom corners of the cabinet. This will not only help slide the cabinet across hard surface floors (you can add the felt pads to them if you have precious flooring). The glides will also save the cheap MDF corners of the cabinet from chipping or breaking away — and they will when moving into place. Even just standing the cabinet up after assembly the corner chipped...Not sure why companies don't just make cabinets and shelves our of real wood instead of this cheap, toxic MDF. By the time folks send pieces back or they wear out in a few years we're spending the same or more money in return shipping and replacement in the long run.I'm going to eventually cover the exterior with an Afrikan design or natural woven wallpaper.

This product is a little difficult to put together by yourself. Definitely use a hammer as you won’t be able to just push stuff into place. I followed all instructions and they are not the best and seem to be very off.

First of all, this cabinet is not bad at all for the price. I believe it is unreasonable to expect that this cabinet be held to the same standards of a $300+ cabinet system.It was easy to assemble by myself. The instructions were simple.I am disappointed that the back boards were warped and it appeared that the bottom of one was possibly warped by water or moisture exposure. I didn't complain to Amazon or the seller, though. I still hammered it onto the back. Worst-case scenario, I'll buy a different back board setup. 🤷🏻‍♀️It does not feel very sturdy on carpet. I live in an apartment so I am reluctant to install the extra support into the wall risking possible damage. However, I created my own way to support it to the surrounding external structures cause I worry that I have a toddler running around and the cabinet could topple over.No other pieces/panels were damaged in shipping transit.During assembly, I did find that the door panels dont align well. There is a big gap where the doors meet in the middle of the cabinet and as seen in a photo, the upper right door didn't align correctly. Oh well... again, I didn't have high expectations.As seen in the photos, I placed cookbooks atop the cabinet. It is recommended to not place more than 35 pounds atop the cabinet. Follow that suggestion or else you'll find yourself with a warped top panel and the top doors' inner corner hitting into the top panel. Lesson learned.In my last residence, I purchased a cabinet pantry setup that was taller and deeper. I find that I miss having that much room. This system does not work as the only pantry space you'll need if you cook and bake as much as I do, but for my small apartment, the size is right.I chose this darker color cause when I move, I'll be taking this with me. With how dark it is, it does pick up the oils from your hands along with anything on your toddler's hands... so, I find myself catching a lot of smudges as I walk by. Basically, I wipe this down frequently...Overall, happy with this purchase. The price is fair for the overall quality and functionality. You get what you pay for with this item.

This was a perfect size for the space I needed it in. My small mudroom/entry way has a spot and it was hard to find something to fit. (sorry, pics are sideways) This is totally functional. Easy to assemble. Did it on my own, and didn't take too long. It's pretty sturdy. I didn't attach it to the wall, but it gives you the anchor strap/screw to do so if you want. I don't put too much heavy stuff, it's basically to hold misc. things you don't know where to put. Spare food/pops are on the bottom shelf....like a pantry. Top shelves have things like extra cups, first aid things, etc. It does the job. I recommend it.

The product is nice. It doesn’t require expert assembly skills, yet more than average skills are required. It comes with a very nice step by step pictorial instruction guide.In my case, I assembled it and it’s up but I was not able to achieve a perfect finishing. Hence it doesn’t look as perfect as it has to be. Also it took me more than 2 hrs to assemble it.

What I expected and pleased with the look of it. Assembly kit was well organized. Top doors did not go on even...predrilled holes seem off a bit....no adjusting will help. Had to add my own rubber stoppers so doors would not bang. Overall am happy with it.

Was a little smaller than expected but does the purpose. I was looking for something to hold my kids school snacks and other random pantry stuff. Was fairly easy to put together. I gave 4 stars as I wish it was a little bigger.

Poor quality.The front panels are different Color’s.the doors don’t match up when closed.good for a storage room hidden away.