Wholesale Interiors Baxton Studio Winda: Contemporary 2-Door Dark Brown Wooden Entryway Shoes Storage Cabinet - Wholesale Price! Review

I bought this to replace the coffee table we had in the office I worked at. The old coffee table was an old military table and I wanted to replace it as a going away gift for the office. It was a great addition and looked great when I finished building it. Took me about an hour to assemble and it was a bit short but looks great.

Some wooden parts were already cracked. The instructions were on one page. During assembly, a few screws are simply screwed in, since there are no corresponding holes in the wooden part. The shoe cabinet only holds 6 shoes. This is because the height of the cabinet is so small. That each layer does not fit vertically in the shoe unless they are 6 in the shoe. In addition, they are not suitable for high shoes such as high heels and boots. Don't worry about buying this. No wonder they are sold so

I understand that buying unassembled furniture sucks, but it's not very good. The "finish" of the pieces was worn in several places, and bare chipboard was visible underneath. Maybe the packaging wasn't as "tight" as it should be, or they were damaged before packing. The connection points, while finely aligned, were very weak. I'm not sure it will last all year putting on and taking off your shoes. As I mentioned earlier, this product costs a maximum of $35.

I originally bought this to make a hidden litter box. It's a beautiful piece and perfect for what I need it for! I cut a hole in the side and then painted the hole to match the brown of the cabinet. Since the two inner shelves are adjustable/removable with the pins provided, I chose not to use the inner shelves in order to fit my litter box, dustpan, and small dusting brush! My cat now has some privacy when she needs to defecate and she camouflages the litter box from my guests!

For about $60 I'd say it's a decent shoe closet, guaranteed to fit at least 9 pairs of size 7 shoes/sandals. I bought it because I have the same color theme with silver accents where I keep it. Do I regret my purchase? Yes. I had a hard time assembling because the parts don't have screw holes and the pictures are tiny and not all explicitly state which side should be up when twisting the parts. After 2 hours of assembly the doors don't line up and this HIGHKEY bugs me every time I look at it…

The first came with the screen doors damaged rendering the door unusable although the packaging appeared normal from the outside. The second still had cosmetic damage to a door grille and poorly finished edges at the top, but at this point the idea of repacking and carrying another box was more of a chore than redecorating. However, I got these on sale for less than $50. If I paid full price he would come back a second time and I would just ask for a refund. The instructions are just bad…

I think I wasted my money on this purchase. There are serious structural issues unrelated to my ability to assemble furniture. I followed the instructions exactly and attached all the mounting points well, but: 1. The shelves don't match the depth of the cabinet. If the shelf is pushed forwards or backwards even slightly when putting them on or taking them off, they will fall off the little pins they are supposed to hold and everything on the shelf will be thrown away. You have to take…