Review on 🏬 Espresso Wall Cabinet from RiverRidge Ellsworth Collection - Boost Your Storage Space by Leslie Smith

Beautiful wardrobe. I used it in the laundry room to store detergent, fabric softener, etc. A few things to note: The shelf inside is solid. Once entered, it is forever. We found that for our use the shelving would limit its storage as the items we wanted to store were higher than the shelving allowed. If this applies to your situation, you can assemble the device without adding a shelf and it will not affect the structural integrity of the device. The device can be attached to the wall thanks to the wooden rear panel. It has pre-drilled holes but they didn't fit my situation. It's easy to drill screws where you need to ensure your device is securely attached to the wall. The supplied dowels and mounting screws are a joke. I wouldn't risk using these. Instead, I would try to screw at least one screw into the stud, preferably two studs. If this is not possible, use other screws and anchors. - Install the doors before hanging them. I figured it would be easier to omit the doors, then install, then attach the doors. It was more trouble than it was worth. Aligning doors with tiny hinges and fastening them with tiny screws was a challenge. The finish, while nice, lacks the texture of wood. Basically it looks like a brown painted closet. I don't see this as a disadvantage, just something to consider when placing it in your facility. - The towel rail is quite thin. I wouldn't stress that too much. If you don't think you will use it, you can also choose not to use it when building a unit. Overall a good unit, I deduct 1 start due to door alignment issues. I tried two or three times to adjust, but concluded that the pre-drilled holes were slightly misaligned, resulting in the door handles not being flush with each other. It's okay, it just annoys me a little because I'm picky about these things!