🗄️ Espresso Rolling Storage and File Cabinet by Techni Mobili Review

Unfortunately the top of the file drawer was covered in scratches. But it wasn't difficult to accept me; clever guide. Not bad for the money but I was very unfortunate to receive a novelty in this condition.

This cabinet took a long time to assemble and was a little fiddly. Laminate can easily hide pre-drilled holes and make proper installation difficult. With a little patience and a bit of trial and error, you can have a very durable piece of furniture.

Instructions could be much better or maybe a link to a live assembly show. The price is a bit high. I paid around 110.00 for it and then found several other attractions that were selling for 80.00. It took about 3.5 hours to assemble due to the vague instructions. After fully reassembling, some items were found inside that had to be removed and reassembled due to vague instructions for locks and drawer glides. When assembled correctly, it works great!

A domestic manufacturer sold a filing cabinet as being made of veneer on chipboard. The filing cabinet, on the other hand, is printed paper on chipboard. In the US, veneer means wood veneer, not printed paper. It took 4 hours to assemble over 100 components. The pre-drilled screw holes were not large enough and an electric screwdriver was required to drive the screws in - this was not possible with the supplied screwdriver.

The cabinet looks good and is fairly easy to assemble. The instructions are clear and each piece is well labeled and neatly organized. However, this is not a quick build. So make sure you have the time and patience to follow the steps and read the instructions. I'm not a jack of all trades, but I was able to assemble everything myself. The wardrobe is well designed and looks elegant. The star's conclusion is that the bottom file drawer isn't deep enough, resulting in the file tabs snagging on…

What the hell. I don't quite understand why I'm giving two stars and not one. perhaps because, as described, it is a set of boxes on wheels. DAS: - it's made out of the cheapest MDF and crappy metal imaginable. - they didn't even take the time to finish cutting the decals, so you have to do it yourself everywhere. - it comes in quantities of about 600 pieces. , with insanely bad instructions and pointless labels - the information is wrong - you don't get the right amount of screws - the lock is

First question: assembly. The bottom "board" of the drawer and the back of the filing cabinet board are just a cheap, thin piece of painted chipboard. These boards are removed so that you cannot attach them properly to flush the back of the drawers and the top of the cabinet. Since I don't have many tools around my apartment to properly cut these boards, I took a screwdriver to try to make the slot/groove where these boards go in deep enough. Of course if you do this you'll remove some of the…

I had an issue with the review as the cabinet itself is a '5' for me but the 'advertisement' did not address the need for assembly is. One question/answer asked was "Some assembly required". The last time I bought a filing cabinet that needed "some assembly" it was packed in a large box and the "assembly" was putting wheels on the floor. This full size cabinet was packaged in a box about 7 inches high. It came with an instruction manual the size of a Manhattan phone book. If you REALLY can't…

I'm disappointed because I wanted to like it. It would be five stars if it was actually the advertised color. This is very good for what it is. I ordered the espresso version of this cabinet and. It's not an espresso. It is black. So he doesn't come to the table next to which I will be sitting. I photographed it next to two pieces of espresso colored furniture I own and even the terrible camera on my phone shows that this is clearly not the color advertised. I understand that colors may vary…