Review on Elegant Home Fashions Teton Cabinet Furniture by Diane Brown

This is a nice looking cabinet. And the guide is pretty good, although I didn't put it together very well. When you build it, in the first step don't tie the two sides completely together, skip to the next step and put a piece of wood over the front. To attach you have to loosen one of the sides again. Just place this tip to save someone else a little trouble. In any case, technically everything is fine. No big deal, no wobble. It's actually not big enough that you need to mount it to the wall unless you have kids pulling it up. It has a little weight, especially at the top, that should be taken into account. The back is cardboard-like wood and you screw nails into it. That's about what you get with most pieces of furniture anyway, so it's fine. The shelves are held in place by small metal pins and you slide the shelves in from the top. This is good because you can customize them so easily. Personally, I'm just not a fan of those cams that we have to use to insert. I don't mind screwing it in from the top and sealing it with a plastic plug. Cams are uncomfortable to use. But they seem to be of decent quality and looks. Then why only three? It's all about value for money. We are looking for storage space and it is $250.00. I mean, it's nice to look at, but it doesn't look like we can fit much in it. If you shop around at Revain, you can get more storage in nice-looking cabinets or closets for about the same money. If you want it to be aesthetic, maybe you can use this. But then I don't understand how it's worth spending so much money on it just for that reason. Don't get me wrong, I love it and it's pretty solid. But I would like it to be a bit higher or maybe wider.