Display Storage Cabinet with Glass Door, 71 Inches Curio Cabinet with 4 Adjustable Shelves, Locking Glass Display Case for Home, Office, Clinic, Pantry, Assemble Required (Wood Color)

I am a Amazon Prime member. I purchased 3 of these storage units and they look terrific, and hold a lot! They are sturdy and well-constructed, and despite someone else who commented that they are difficult to put together, I beg to differ. These units were one of the easiest we have assembled with clear instructions. I had a small problem with one unit, but this company handled the situation in a very professional manner. The price point was also good in comparison to other storage units that were offered on Amazon. These units have beautiful GLASS doors unlike the others who offer acrylic ones.My thanks goes out to them!

This one was sort of a pain to put together, but that's only because I was putting it together on a concrete floor. Otherwise, it went together pretty nicely. I especially love the doors and how easy they were to install! I worried they'd be complicated but they went on so easily, I was pleasantly surprised. I would definitely buy another one.After assembly, it's fairly sturdy. The shelves help a lot. it doesn't sway or lean, and it's a nice display for our games. I love the glass doors. The glass seems fragile, but so far it's held up well.

I purchased 4 of these a month ago, and finally got around to building the last one.TL; DR. I'm very pleased with this purchase. They are a lot of metal and heft for the money. These will last forever. However, they're not perfect, and you should not be surprised if you get dent-and-ding items which show significant scratches and dents, even if the package arrives with zero signs of damage.First, beware of the weight. These are quite heavy due to the glass, which is thick yet very high quality. You may need help moving these to your build location. Also, you should built it near where you want to set it, if you have the room. With that said, the doors are the heaviest part, and you could 100% build the unit completely, without installing the shelves and doors, and them move it and install those once set in place. You don't want to level the feet until it's in the final location anyway.Overall, these pieces are well engineered for fairly rapid construction. The instructions, while not really needed for somebody who has done a lot of assembly and is mechanically inclined, are very clear. If you have a powered screwdriver or drill, and a large open workspace, you can build a unit in 40m. My first unit took 1h 5m, and the last one 40m. That was working alone.There is high consistency in the overall packaging, and the package designer hit a home run here. This is EXCEEDINGLY well packed to mitigate damage. Every metal and glass surface is protected from the other surfaces with a thin sheet of foam. Hardboard on the sides. Thick styrofoam and metal endcaps. These boxes can take a serious hit with low risk of damage.The hardware provided is high quality, and in abundance. Each unit had exactly the same number of extra pieces of hardware. The manufacturer thought ensure that a few extra pieces of hardware were provided for commonly lost pieces which can fall out, such as the plastic glass retainers, and the spring-loaded rod which serves as the top of the door hinges. The instructions even go so far as to note that these pieces may fall out, and if they are missing, to get them from the hardware packet. Bravo. In my case, I was indeed missing 1 of the spring-loaded hinge rod, and 2 glass retainers. If the extra rod not been included, I wouldn't have been able to complete the build. Again, BRAVO.Now for the complaints...I applaud the designers for providing a way to level the feat without lifting the unit, but it needs a bit of additional engineering to make it simpler to use. A cylindrical sleeve installed between the hole and the foot screw top would make it MUCH easier to guide a screwdriver to is hidden home. The fact that you can't see what you are trying to turn combined with the fact that it's an open void makes it more annoying that it should be.Honestly, I would rather have acrylic plexiglass than glass windows. That would easily have 10 to 15 pounds off of the unit, if not more. Plexiglass is also more resistant to breakage, but not scratching. I would also think the price could be lowered a fair bit of acrylic plexiglass were used. There are display curious for sale in this price range which have far more acrylic glass than this has glass, for the same or less money. Finally, acrylic would prevent sun damage of items inside, whereas glass would not. I strongly recommend to offer a separate item with acrylic. It will be easier for one person to move and manage due to weighing a lot less, it will cost less (or sell for the same with higher profit margins), and will be better suited for collectibles.Finally, now for the big one: there is no doubt in my mind that already scratched and dented items were shipped to me. All four boxes arrived pristine and unopened (no previous cut tape, etc). Yet, one of the side panels and top panels on one of the units has substantial scratches. Another unit had a corner to the bottom cross member which was significantly bent; bent enough to prevent installation. So, that's 2 out of 4 that arrived with 1 or more damaged pieces. Yikes.Fortunately, with a vice and vice-grips I was easily able to fix the corner to complete the build of one damaged unit, and the cabinet top and side are hidden of the other unit are hidden view, so the scratches don't bother me.There is NO WAY these items were damaged in transit. The surrounded packing material was 100% intact. No, these were damaged when they were packaged. Which means that either- The manufacturer has low quality control and these damaged pieces were simply missed- The manufacturer has low quality standards and these pieces were deemed acceptable- The manufacturer is repacking returns and shipping back out to cut their lossesI don't know which one is the case, but none of them are acceptable. Again, it is IMPOSSIBLE that these items were damaged in shipping. The boxes had virtually no dings, and the surrounding packing materials were totally pristine. They were damaged when packaged. How that happened is unknown. But it happened.Another complaint: communication. Though I did not have to seek customer assistance to complete my assembly, I did email them (three times) to ask how I could purchase shelves separately. Crickets. Not a single reply. That's a bit disconcerting. What if I had an issue preventing me from assembling?Now, with all that said, why am I giving 4 stars? Simple: VALUE. While there were issues, I was able to quickly and easily work around the issues, I was able to complete the assembly on my own, and at the end of the day even though they have some scratches and dents, they're not visible for my case as I hvae the units ganged together to form a wall, and I was able to place the damaged unit on the inside. Only I know the scratches are there.For ~ $600 for 4 units, this is a MASSIVE amount of high quality, heavy duty storage. The price is right, even taking into account the issues, which for me weren't a big deal.For you, they may be.Finally, I would love to get a response on how to purchase additional shelves.

Very sturdy, size is great for a variety of display items, very deep and there are lots of shelf adjustment levels to choose from.I had an issue with the delivery and the seller was very responsive and understanding, even though it was the fault of the delivery company driver.I'd suggest buyers consider magnetic motion-activated lights for the inside for as deep as it is it can be a bit dark inside.The locking mechanism is a nice feature and has a reassuring feel to it. I wouldn't use it as a safe, per se, but it works to ensure the doors stay closed.

I love this cabinet! It was so easy to set up! Took us 1 hour only!! I’m holding my bags in it and it looks so cute! Can we talk about how sturdy it is! Made out of mental!! Love it and def work it!