Baxton StudioShoe Cabinets, One Size, Oak/Dark Gray

The door sides had marks on them and during assembly, you could tell that the parts all couple rather flimsily. After building it out completely, it feels sturdy, however you know that the parts themselves are only contributing a little to that end rather than being well paired during construction. There's also no holes for the legs, so you have to either struggle with the screws which go on the legs or drill pilot holes yourselves.

Such a hassle to pack up and return. We had to improvise to make it work. We had to take off the crappy plastic legs or it would fall over. We used flat stabilizing L brackets on the back corners and plan to use L brackets on the fundamental shelves for added stability. It does look good with the rattan and gray metal bedroom furniture. Folks, save your pennies and purchase a solid wood one.

It’s a bit difficult to assemble with the lack of instructions. I had my boyfriend figure it out although he’s not sure he put it together correctly. It’s a really cute cabinet for shoes. It had a few chips/damage on some of the corners when it arrived which was a bummer.

I only gave 2 stars because I'm still using it. The pretty doors fell off, all of them. I know I can repair them somehow. But I wont buy again. Sorry. But it is super cute and I love the ventilation in the doors.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  too bad ... Poor quality! The feet are plastic，This is the worst purchase

It's fairly easy to assemble. It's sturdy enough for the purpose of storing shoes, but it's cheap material. Don't expect it to be able to withstand scratches and dent, given the soft nature of board.Not a fan of the PVC legs, would be happier if they have wood or metal legs instead, or at least with same color scheme rather than white. But it still looks ok.

Easy to assemble