Sauder HomePlus Storage Cabinet/ Pantry cabinets, Soft White finish

I added this to my office to hide my paperwork and not have to look at it all day while I am working. It is a beautiful and functional addition to my office. AND it matches my standing desk perfectly. I am going to order another one for the other side of my desk. I ordered white Sauder cabinets with the cube style shelves that are a little larger and loved them, so functional, so now got this with the adjustable shelves for my office. The Pacific Maple finish is particularly nice. Feels sturdy and looks nice and I think it will last a long time.

I completed the assembly in about 3 hours once I had opened the carton and discarded all the wrapping and styrofoam. Putting all the long parts on sawhorses was very helpful. All of the drilled holes in the pieces lined up perfectly. The package contains the exact number of fasteners with no extras, so don't lose any and don't end up with leftovers.If I were to make another I'd cut assembly by a lot not having to look at the instructions for every step.I did the assembly solo.

The instructions are clear, and the item was easy to assemble for one person. It's sturdy and heavy. One door is a tiny bit lower than the other, but otherwise, everything looks good. The doors open/close easily. Storage space is adequate and roomy. Holes were properly drilled, and there were no missing parts. The item was well packed, and there was no damage to the cabinet.

Looks really nice, like the photo.Easy to install. I did it by myself.Has great storage. Is super study. Seems to be good quality.I'm not missing any parts.

Muy práctico y acomodable en cualquier lugar de la casa me ha sido muy útil como clóset es de muy buen material y resistente ya que ha recorrido todos los espacios de la casa pero es excelente y cómodo

I bought a Hodedah and had to return it for several reasons. I bought two, assembled one, and returned both with one unopened.In the past, I have found that Sauder products, although pretty cheap in quality (and price) for the money are fairly sturdy, have decent instructions, are fairly easy to put together, and are worthwhile. This cabinet, of which I bought two, is a little better than what I remember Sauder cabinets to be. It seems they have made some improvements over the years.I don't like the styrofoam in the packing, but it was packed well. Upon opening the carton the instructions were on top as was the bundle of parts, each part sealed in its labeled cell. Easy to do an inventory of pieces and parts. You get the exact number of parts needed in the instructions with the exception if 1" nails (tacks) for mounting the chipboard (cardboard) back of which you need 40, but they give you some extra. The only tools needed are a small hammer and a standard Phillips head screwdriver.The predrilled holes were all where they were supposed to be and in proper alignment. I put together one cabinet by myself and with the other I had help. It goes pretty quickly if you're doing it all by yourself, but much more quickly if you have another person working with you.The hardest part for one person alone is hanging the doors, but it's doable. You just position the top hinge and partially screw in the mounting screws. then you do the middle hinge, then the bottom hinge, all partially screwed in. Once all are on, then tighten all of the mounting screws. I think bottom to top on the tightening is best, but it doesn't really matter.With two people one holds the door in place while the other screws in the hinges. Much easier than holding the doors yourself while screwing them on, but it's not essential that you have help. For all of the rest of the busywork, it just goes twice as fast with two people doing it.It pays to also have some damp paper towels to wipe off the styrofoam dust that clings to the surfaces of all of the pieces. I like to wipe them down before assembly and touch it up afterward, but many people might not care.I would have preferred that the back of the cabinet was particle board like the rest of the cabinet rather than heavy chipboard and that the top was finished. It is made with the assumption that the top will not be visible, so that surface is unfinished. If, however, you have it in a room where you can look down on it at all the unfinished top will stand out and reveal that it is a cheap piece of furniture.The door hinges have three adjustments so you can get them positioned well once it is all assembled and in place. That is a bit of a chore, but not any more so for this cabinet as it is for any other piece of furniture of any quality that allows for door adjustment. The fact that it has the adjustment is a plus.So for a self-assembly cabinet in this class of furniture, Sauder is probably the best you're going to find. This goes for any other furniture they make. In the past, I have purchased and built various Sauder products and they are always equal to or better than the same/similar products manufactured by their competitors. That was my experience with this cabinet as well.