Zenna Home 9227WWBB Slimline Rolling Review

Assembled and broke right away after my wife put everything on it. I don't know if I can return it or not, but I don't feel like taking it apart and putting everything back in the box. I think I'll just eat the cost of it. Wouldn't recommend it. I have to give it a star because Revain won't allow me to give it a zero.

It's cute and would be good enough for the reason we bought it, but it won't stand up straight. It has wheels on the bottom so it can move in and out of your space. It shakes everywhere. Impossible to stow anything in it to keep it from tipping over. And we needed a rolling function. After a long assembly process, my husband had to disassemble it to return it. Perhaps our failed device is an exception, but we were very disappointed that it wouldn't work. It won't even stay upright.

I was expecting $20.00 for something so small and cheap. But once assembled it looks nice and performs the separation I need between the fridge and stove. The instructions list the tools required and a hammer, the step by step description says: DO NOT USE A HAMMER on any part, will it damage the wood? If you try to to assemble the top you have to knock the back out. I gave up and used a rubber handled screwdriver to hammer it in resulting in a small chip in the back corner and it's still not…

This shelf was purchased for storage in a bathroom on wheels with very limited space. The quality is good, especially for the price. Before buying from Revain I went to ShopKo, Walmart and Lowes but couldn't find anything of this quality, size or price. Assembled by my husband, he was delighted that all the screws fit, the instructions were easy to follow and it took him maybe half an hour from start to finish. The only thing we weren't sure about was the need for additional holes in the…

Quality is about what you would expect for the price - 8/10. It was as easy to put together as most IKEA furniture. It looks good (better than plastic or mesh) but obviously not top quality. My biggest complaint is that the front end actually scrapes the ground when rolling (the wheels are way too short). I put some felt pads on the underside of the faceplate so it won't scratch the wooden floor when I pull it out. This solved the problem. Overall, this is exactly what you would expect for the…

I have built many prefab cabinets etc. This was difficult as the mounting holes on the side rails, shelves and back panels were offset. Directions were minimal (drawings). I had to take apart what I had designed and reverse the order of operations to get a positive result: screw in the rails first, then try to align the shelf between the rails to attach it to the back wall. This was tricky and required some maneuvering as you have to look into the holes in the back panel to try and find the…