VASAGLE Pantry Cabinet, 71.7-Inch High Freestanding Tall Cupboard Storage Cabinet with a Drawer, 2 Cabinets, 4 Adjustable Shelves, 6 Door Shelves, for Living Room, Kitchen, Ink Black UBBC561B12

Very nice and modern look. The instructions are very easy to follow. It took me a few hours to put it together. The shelves are adjustable to your liking. It seems sturdy so far, and is great for saving space or just organizing your kitchen if you don't have cabinet space, I'd say the price is worth it.

VASAGLE Pantry Cabinet, 71.7-Inch High Freestanding Tall Cupboard Storage Cabinet with a Drawer, 2 Cabinets, 4 Adjustable Shelves, 6 Door Shelves, for Living Room, Kitchen, Ink Black UBBC561B12 Sold by: Amazon.com Supplied by: Other (That's what is says on my order details) I bought two. As others have already said, the box is heavy — 59.4kg/131 lbs — I used a dolly/hand truck to bring them inside. There are a LOT of parts (over 550 parts used during assembly including screws), it takes time to assemble, and spare hardware parts are provided. The packaging is IMPRESSIVE! They use the minimal space required for the box and keep all parts protected with Styrofoam cut to precise dimensions and with Styrofoam film between all boards. In my opinion, the instructions are very clear (primarily drawings with a few worded instructions). I had no trouble following the instructions. Somebody mentioned that you need a variety of tools. No. All you really need is a knife to open the box, a Phillips head and flat head screwdriver. These are tools that all homeowners and apartment dwellers should already have on hand. Heck, I have pocket knives that have all the tools needed to assemble this product. I do recommend a power screwdriver or a drill set to low torque (with the aforementioned screwdriver bits), but it's not really necessary. The holes were almost 100% accurate and when not, the small wood screws provided were up to the job. The larger holes were very accurate. I did need a second person to help me place the top half onto the bottom half. Otherwise, I (a 67 year-old, kind of frail man) did all of the rest of the assembly, lifting, and moving. Speaking of moving, I stuck some velvet protectors to the bottom to aid in moving and to protect the flooring. One of the pantries had uneven knobs on the bottom doors as shown in other reviewers pictures. The second pantry did not have this problem — all knobs are even. So, obviously, YMMV as it did in my case. As to durability, well . . . the major structures are particle board with some sort of (plasticized film?) finish (easily mangled by screws & tools — be careful!) that should help keep the humidity out. The cabinet backs and drawer bottom are somewhat sturdier than cardboard — fairly common even with purchased solid wood furniture. As with any particle board furniture, don't plan on moving it very often — it doesn't do well with disassembly/reassembly. And don't let it get wet. We haven't finished stocking the shelves, but somebody mentioned that they wouldn't be able to hold cans without bowing. I wonder if that reviewer received an inferior version since several reviewers provided pictures that are clearly stocked with cans. I'll edit this review if our results are unsatisfactory. I would certainly prefer a solid wood pantry and even had plans to build one myself, but lumber costs went through the roof in the 2020s and I ran out of time. SHE has spoken and we got a decent deal on these pantries.

I like this cabinet for what it is.. this is not the strongest cabinet.. I dont think it can be disassembled and put back together bc of the screw holes. However it was easy to put together, it looks nice. Holds my pots and pans in the bottom section. Ill update if it breaks. The box was beat to heck but only one piece was cracked. I wood glued it hopefully it stays.

I just finished putting this together, by myself, it did take me about 6 hours to put together. However, the directions were very good and easy to follow. The box is very heavy to lift to get from outside to inside and there is a LOT of pieces. Definitely need a hand drill. The finished product was definitely worth the labor. it’s SO cute and looks great in my kitchen; I can fit a lot in it. It seems like good quality so far. I can’t wait to use it.

This took multiple hours to assemble and I've put together dozens of pieces of furniture. Probably the most difficult one I've done. Seems to be pretty sturdy and holds a good amount. Aside from the assembly being a pain some of the holes came slighly misaligned. Functionally it's great and I'll use it until it breaks, but I will look elsewhere if I have to replace this

Came early and was easy to put together. Took about 3 hours for 2 people to put together. Drill not essential. Parts were quality and we were impressed. Though pick up your own stuff to secure to the wall as the drywall anchors won’t cut it at the weight of this shelf. Definitely heavy and sturdy. Was $200 cheaper and better quality than other similar cupboards. The green paint is beautiful— no scratches and seems hard to scratch.

This is the single worst piece of furniture I have ever purchased & assembled. It might as well be made of cardboard. To assemble, I had to use glue and additional wood screws to keep the pins from popping back out. The ' engineered wood' - as they call it - splits very easily. It is weaker than even particle board. At least particle board is actually made of wood. The locking-cam (that cylindrical piece you turn to lock in the pins) does not hold the pin or stay in place; i had to use all-purpose construction adhesive to prevent the locking-cam from "un-rotating" and releasing the pin. The pins themselves also needed glue because they spin inside the pre-drilled hole very easily. The holes for the wood dowel? you guessed right. needed glue because the holes were too big. I was ultimately able to assemble and reinforce the cabinet with extra woodscrews and extra wood to keep it from coming apart under its own weight. We'll see how long it lasts... Otherwise, the instructions were easy to follow and the finished product looks as advertised (except for my structural modifications)

This cabinet is wonderful, and just exactly what we needed. It has a whole lot of storage space, with the drawer, cupboards and the side spaces. It is very well made, does not look at all cheap, and we love it. It does take a whole day to put together, but it is worth it. There were a few mistakes made by the company making it~there were no notch holes in one part of it. If my husband wasn't a machinist, it may have been difficult for him to make what he needed, to fix that problem. However it was ok for us. It just looked like a few holes were not drilled where needed, by the company. So if you are not a handyman type, maybe you'll want to have someone there with you, that is...just incase a problem does arise. Remember, it does take a good 6 hours to put together (one person). No other problems have occurred, it is a beautiful piece & we are very happy with our purchase!!! Amazon delivered it in great shape, no scratches or dents. Thanks!!!

This cabinet is fantastic with tons of storage. If you’re looking for a modern and aesthetically pleasing pantry cabinet, this would be my first recommendation. I had some issues that the Seller resolved in a timely manner, along with going above and beyond for customer experience and satisfaction. 5 stars.

Looks nice in kitchen- holds everything I need too.

Perfect Easy to assemble

I absolutely love these cabinets. Really helps get everything organized. Love the drawer in the middle, works as a mini filing cabinet for me. Like others say it does take the better part of a day to put together. I laid all the pieces out in alphabetical order. There are one or two minor mistakes in the instructions, but not hard to figure out. Everything went together well except one of the metal joiners that screws in was very loose so it was a trip to the hardware store to buy some heavy duty glue.