Review on LEILISI Entryway Storage Hallway Corridor by Yoganand Stradley

The storage/shoe bench I received did not come with assembly instructions. The bench was very easy to assemble so it wasn't a problem. (I've included some instructions below for those who are new to this or maybe just having trouble building their own bench.) The wooden bench is a very dark color but looks great. The middle shelf can be adjusted to one of three positions to accommodate shoes of different heights. The whole piece is assembled with screws screwed into metal bushings in the legs. Once assembled, nothing dangles or dangles. It looks and feels like a high quality piece of furniture. If you're having build issues now, the following may help. I don't want to offend those who have done this dozens of times. Two plastic bags contain screws and washers. Eight long bolts are used to attach the tabletop to the legs; Four shorter screws attach the bottom shelf to the legs. Pass all the bolts through the lock washer and then through the regular flat washer before threading through the post hole. One of my photos shows a screw with washers partially screwed into a leg. Start with an inverted tabletop. Place one of the legs against the outside of the corner. Insert two screws through the two holes in the corner brace and screw them into the metal screw well in the rack. One of my photos shows this corner assembly. Warning: The three holes in the legs must be positioned correctly to hold the middle shelf. In my photo with the red detail in the background you can see all the holes are pointing towards the opposite end of the table. Okay, once the top and bottom are secure and all the screws are tight, flip the bench over. Insert four small metal pegs into the holes for any height of the center shelf. The shelf just sits on pins but is not screwed.