Pacific Sliding Doors Stackable Cabinet, White

This is my second review of the stackable storage unit. The first was for the same unit but with the acrylic doors. I'm adding the same review to these solid door units so that potential buyers can understand how these can be used. The review below is worded for the acrylic door units, but you can apply my thoughts to these solid door units also. The only difference in the units is the door type. They stack nicely and look good. As indicated below, I bought four of these solid door units and two of the acrylic door units to make a nice setting of storage units.Top quality designer furniture this is not, but it is very good for my needs. Don't get me wrong. I gave it 5 Stars because the price/quality relationship was so good. I would not put it in a high quality kitchen setting, but it is a well made product that looks good. It would be nice if the maker had provided small covers for the bolt holes at the ends, but the overall effect is not bad. We are using it as storage in our sun room which is a former open lanai that we had enclosed with windows. Nice and airy and these fit that feeling. We purchased this top unit and put it on two of the lower, enclosed door units purchased at the same time, to make a three section unit which is about 75 inches high. Perfect for needed extra storage. Inside the open end we hung small cloth curtains to make the contents of the lower units invisible and to keep out excess dust. Overall effect is pretty good. Other reviewers used plastic or other covering.We liked the units enough to order a second set and placed them side by side with a small space (22") between them where we are going to place a small table with something on it, maybe a vase with flowers. Not yet decided.These were easy to assemble and do not look at all cheap. The price from Amazon was quite reasonable. The same units are sold by other sites, including a major chain with a retail price (pre any sales pricing) of $300 per section. Over twice what we paid. Happy about that.If you want some decent storage cabinets that look nice and can fit in many decors, these are recommended.

Purchased this one and the one with the glass front. I assembled it and put it into use yesterday, so this review will focus on the basics. I'll edit in a few months or year when I've put it through the paces of kitchen life.It is shipped in a large a very heavy box. Well packed. Mine had no broken or missing parts. Instructions and hardware, were included and easy to use (disclamer: I'm very handy). Assembly was very simple. I put together two units and stacked them together into a single unit in under an hour with the occasional assistance of my nine year old son. It was really handy having a second set of hands.A minor issue is that the frame is not pre-drilled where the back panel screws into it and the tolerances were tight along the top tail. This makes it easy to split the frame at the top. Caution is needed to center the screws on the top rail to avoid this.As other reviews have mentioned, it is IVORY, not white. If you are looking for a crisp white, this is not it.The sides of the unit are not panels, they are slats. So the items inside are visible (and potentially accessible) from the side.Overall, quality seems reasonable for the price. Not high end by any means, but not too cheap looking either. Seems quite sturdy. Simple, functional...

It is embarrassing how long it took me to pull the trigger and just buy this item. But the other reviewers made such helpful comments that I eventually got up the nerve. I was mainly nervous that it would be too flimsy for our "not too careful with things" lifestyle. But yes, even though the back is essentially a piece of cardboard and the sides are open (we covered the open sides with 2 layers of heavy stock paper!). The goal here was to stop having to clean every item before using. Everything on the unprotected shelves we used to have would get dirty as heck, dusty and greasy. Since we put up these cabinets (we also bought 2 of the sliding glass door cabinets) we have cooked several times and nothing inside got greased up.Style: the 3 stacked cabinets look like a single unit and are actually quite pretty in our kitchen! I was kind of amazed, really. I had some clues from the other customer photos that they would look nice together but the results go beyond my expectations.Assemblage: luckily the man of the house is real handy. I would not even attempt to put this together myself because I am very prone to tantrums and probably would have broken it. All the parts were there. Each screw and etc. Nothing was missing or broken. Instructions seemed to be sufficient as well.Measure the stuff you want to put in the cabinets! The depth of the shelves is only about 11 inches. The specs say 13 inches but that is not including the 2 inches taken up by the sliding doors! If you want to be able to slide the doors without scraping them or your stuff, only store Items measuring no more than 11 inches. Luckily, we had stands for our plates to fit upright so it was not a disaster.

Great product. It is shorter than I anticipated. I read the measurements but still imagined a much taller piece do to the photos. On the plus side, they offer an additional add on piece to put on or under this one, which turned out to be the perfect size for me.The instructions were super easy to follow. I have common sense but am a working mom and in no means a handy man. The only thing to note is that some of the edges do not line up perfectly, which bothers my husband. I don't think anyone would ever notice as its not that off, so im totally ok with it given the price.Shipping was fast and no damage.

Very flimsy and tiny. I didn't realize how small this cabinet was. I just tried moving it the other day and couldn't because I could tell it was going to break. I'm going to have to remove everything from inside the cabinet just so I can move it 2 inches. Not to mention one of the doors doesn't slide and I have to force it open. You get what you pay for