Review on 🏺 Stylish and Space-Saving SEI Furniture Lighted Corner Curio Cabinet in Golden Oak by Tammy Cooley

Beautiful corner shelf. This is exactly what we were looking for, so I can be picky about the stars. This is a high quality piece of furniture so I'll keep it at five. Building it was a challenge, but I've done similar things before, so it was fine. I had NO issues with broken bolts as someone else reported. It took me three days, a few hours every day, because I'm too old for something like that. But everything that went wrong was my fault: misreading the instructions, using the wrong screws, etc. Cool Tip: Each silver "turning screw lock" has a small triangle or arrow embossed on the outer surface for you to pre-configure. to point to the silver heads of the screws it should snap to. Panels: They are very well marked. I would advise you to look out for the "UP" stickers. Don't worry about taking them off, they are almost all hidden once in place. (If it's visible, you might need to take a closer look at how you assembled this piece.) The only exception is one of the glass shelves, which has an "S" sticker that takes more than a fingernail to fix to get. I did my best and positioned the shelf so that this part is in the bottom right corner and almost invisible. a dozen clear plastic blisters with the same part numbers. Let me highly recommend that you cut open the top of each blister so you can remove ALL the screws EXCEPT ONE so you can go back to each numbered blister and see exactly which screw/anything matches the required part number. Note that there are a lot of tiny antique screws and there are TWO sizes, which isn't that obvious if you just stack them like I do. Leaving one of each part in a numbered blister avoids a lot of confusion and I believe I had at least one extra piece of each part so it couldn't be overlooked when reassembling. My only complaint is the lack of light on the underside. , although there appear to be pre-drilled holes for a bracket for another attachment.