South Shore Crea Metal 2-Door Accent Cabinet Blue, Contemporary

We got this to use as a shoe cabinet for our front hall.It's a great size, very attractive, easy to clean, easy to open and close with the magnetic doors, and seems stable.It took me about 10 hours to assemble. I love assembling stuff so I wasn't turned away by reviews saying it's hard to assemble. I'm not the fastest, I take my time. Most of the holes seemed too small for the screws, but a lot of them could be forced through with enough elbow grease and a regular philips screwdriver. One or two holes I had to use an electric drill to open up a bit more.The included magnets didn't seem to work for the doors, so I bought some stronger magnets at Lowe's for about $5 and they work fine. My cats haven't gotten into the cabinet yet.I debated about whether I wanted to use the wall anchors and decided not to. It doesn't seem to need them since it's against a wall and I didn't want to mark up my wall.It does look a little stark in white. I might put some stickers or hang something decorative above it.It's a bit of a project but it's the perfect size, looks good, and functions well!

I’m using this cute little cabinet to store back stock items in preparation for the apocalypse (don’t roll your eyes, you know it’s coming!). I have decent cabinet space for day to day but needed a little more that scaled well in my space and allowed me to start stashing more non perishables. This measured perfectly and satisfied my need for too much color!Now, the instructions really do suck (people aren’t kidding), and good luck finding a useful YouTube video to help. The instructions are sequentially awkward and if you’re like me and a slightly below average DIY talent then you’ll need to 1. Move even slower than you usually do. Yes you’ll hate it but it helps. 2. Look up the instructions on their website so you can zoom in SUPERCLOSE. I don’t have vision issues but I needed this.There are tons of random extra holes in this thing and you’ll want to just jam things into them. DON’T. This might be fun initially but will prove extra frustrating later when you actually need the things.It took me like 2 hours. I still had an issue getting perfect alignment on one of the doors (as you can see) but it’s fine. One of the other reviewers recommended different hardware which I also scooped up and loved. It adds a little sparkle which I appreciate.I love this thing - great price, super useful and pretty cute! Buy it. And if you’re good at giving instruction please create a decent YouTube video without terrible smooth jazz elevator doodley -do music. Thanks!

Well machined, sturdy, and is great for holding heavy pantry storage. I'm using it to store various gallons of liquid, bulk items, and cat food. The screws seemed too small at first, but it is intentional. You need a lot of torque to get the screws in properly.

It's cute. Came in near perfect condition (small dent on one piece) and color is more like a cantaloupe/milky orange which is what I wanted. It's bold but can blend in nicely with neutrals for an elevated look. I have purchased 5in copper handles to make it look more expensive.Now hear me when I say: This is NOT the easiest thing to put together. If you're overconfident like me, it will humble you. You will use your muscles if you have them. It is deceptively challenging due to reasons other reviewers have pointed out. The hardware DOES fit--in my frustration I started to call the company after the first screw but then took a deep breath and tried again. You have to use brute strength. The screws will fit (could be much more user-friendly I'll admit). Take your time and get help if needed (I'm a woman in her 30s who does a fair amount of strength training). I had no major issues with pieces fitting together nicely. You need a magnifying glass to see the details on the instruction guide. None of this is ideal.Overall, piece is beautiful and a reasonable price for the quality but you'll have to work for it.

Got this for our small first floor powder room. For my purpose, this is perfect.ASSEMBLY: I found the assembly to be easy - did it without any helpers, not even my husband. Took a little time. The screws fit in tightly. The instructions are minimal but if you read through them first, identifying all the components which you have laid out, it should be common sense to figure out.HINT: use a good ratcheting screwdriver.HINT: There will be leftover hardware which are the anchoring pieces. (See picture which also shows a couple extra assembly screws & rubber caps.)COLOR: pale sherbet orange. (Doesn’t really look great against the wood in my room - I would have preferred a cream if available. The price was great so I didn’t mind compromising.)The magnets on the door work well. (I know another reviewer had trouble with them.jI don’t love the handles & may replace them in the future.This is not a super durable piece. I don’t think it would not hold up to rugged use.

Pros: Looks great! Easy to clean, tall and sturdy. Hoping it will last a long time. We’re using it in our kitchen as a microwave cart/soft drink storage. Price point is great for a metal piece of furniture that will last indefinitely.Cons: Assembly instructions are a nightmare! I can build IKEA furniture no problem. The instructions for this were not clear at all. The screws DO fit in the pre-drilled holes but you need to muscle them in with a screwdriver. My husband took over this project when we realized strength was needed.No idea what the small rubber sleeves are for? They’re way longer than the end of the screws if that’s what they are intended for.The screws to hold the handles on the doors are wayyy too small. I plan on replacing the handles anyway so not a huge deal.Overall I give it 3 stars.