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

You will get a much stronger part if you glue it together with the screws. In fact, I wouldn't use it if I didn't glue all the pieces together. I can't imagine them staying together any other way. The structure is simple, the instructions are clear and easy to understand. All but one of the pieces of wood are labeled to identify them, but you'll need to look closely as the markings are usually along a thin edge and aren't immediately apparent. So if you try to assemble it and some of the holes don't match, you didn't look up the part letters and confused the two parts. They are mass-produced on a machine tool. They are all the same. The holes are out of place. If they are, you're doing it wrong. I wouldn't mention something so obvious but I've read the reviews and it seems there are people complaining that the holes are in the wrong place. Damn. Okay, "It's hard." Yeah. Weight and dimensions are given in the advert. You might want to read the specs before you buy it. "The included screws won't hold it." No, they won't. Not even empty. I secured mine with 1/4" plywood and used (6) 1/4" x 3" wood screws to attach it to the wall studs. I love this block and would buy another because it's so much easier than making one, but it's not plug-n-play.