Bush Home Salinas Accent Storage Cabinet with Doors and Shelves, Farmhouse Cabinet Buffets & Sideboards

This was a perfect piece to replace an older table we had. We went from cherry brown dining furniture to light grey. This hutch is perfect with two closed doors to hold china, glasses, or whatever you want to store in it. It has two shelves that can be used for additional storage or decorative pieces. I wish that it came in a little longer size but the price for this was perfect ( I did get it during Prime Day) and is pretty sturdy. It does have the cardboard type back that you nail to the back (vs a true board). Pros: *Easy to put together *Very sturdy, nice weight wood *Two cabinets for storage *Two shelves for storage or decorations Cons: *Cardboard back vs wood *Would be great if it came in a larger size Overall this buffet table was the perfect edition to our dining room decor.

I was skeptical about engineered wood furniture and the sturdiness of it, but have been pleased with the quality. Still not as nice as solid wood but the price is decent for this piece, and looks better than the folding table I was using :) Shipping packaging is very good, even with some damage to the outside box, no damage to the product itself. Easy to assemble, just don’t over tighten the cams. I also purchased the matching desk and file cabinet. Same results- all sturdy items.

The product looks exactly as shown in the picture, except it isn't as tall as is in the picture. However, the measurements given are accurate, so it was totally my fault not paying attention to that (I'd love a bit taller). It states that it could handle 50 lb, but I'm not sure about that. I'm using it as a decorative item. so it isn't important to me. But if you're planning to use it as an actual storage, keep in mind that it is really small in every way, so not much could be stored in it. And it isn't made of wood, obviously, so please don't expect solid sturdiness. Yet, it isn't wobbly at all. Assembly was a bit challenging (maybe 6/7 hours) because I don't have much experience in assembling furniture. But I followed picture-guide exactly, with careful study of every picture (trust me, there are no extraneous details) and everything worked out well. Having a second person helps, but not a must - I managed to get it done alone and without damaging anything. You do need soft surface to work on, otherwise you will scratch veneers easily, and then it won't be pretty. I do have to say that the design and assembly protocol are ingenious, truly. I was impressed many times. Drawbacks: 1) I would check the supplied hardware before starting the assembly or even full unpacking. The box with hardware is at the top level in the package (the package was placed horizontally on the floor). Mine was missing Shelf Pin Sleeves - 8 of them. I'm not sure why there are needed, because the shelf pins work just fine without any sleeves. Maybe I'm missing something. But, if this item was missing, so could be anything else. All of the hardware is necessary, except the sleeves I mentioned. 2) The two doors are difficult to fit in properly. My left door was fine from the first go. But I spend a lot of time on the second (right door), trying to adjust the hinges. I ended up choosing a bit of misfit on the side adjacent to the hinges vs. the top of the door. Now, I had to stop the adjustment because I'm not sure how many times one could screw in and unscrew given the fact that it is a particle board. Again, I'm not planning to use it as an actual storage, so it should work well. 3) Four of the Cover Caps wouldn't stay in place. Not sure why. Tried several times. But the rest of those ( 8 caps) worked flawlessly. Now, the 4 are all on the inside, so not a big deal. I probably will get Gorilla glue to fix it. Overall, this furniture piece is very pretty, especially for the price, very slim, which is hard to find, and it fits well into the bedroom (as a decoration and a vase pedestal). So I'm happy. Thank you Bush Furniture.

I just received and assembled this cabinet today. Looking at the assembled product, I’d say that it’s pretty much what I expected. It looks like how it’s presented in the pictures. Assembly took about an hour and a half, but I was working alone and half watching TV, so I’m sure it could be done more quickly if one were focusing. The instructions were easy to follow (basically it was just like following Lego instructions), and all of the parts were numbered and labeled. I don’t have a drill, so I did the whole thing with a screwdriver and a hammer. A drill would probably have made things easier but it’s definitely not necessary if you’re willing to use some elbow grease. It looks pretty good. Certainly not like something one would pay more than $140ish on, but pretty good. It’s about as sturdy as you’d expect from MDF; it’ll probably hold whatever you would plan on using it for, but I wouldn’t lean or sit on it. I’m happy with it. Again, it’s not a very expensive product, but for what it costs I’d say it’s pretty good value.

Start with the positives: Looks classy, easy to assemble, solid for the cost. Would I stand on it? No. But it feels sturdy and doesn't wobble. My husband and I put it together in about an hour. The hinges are only "tricky" because there are three ways to adjust them to fit perfectly, and there is a sheet in the instructions that allows you to scan a code for further details. We received all of the hardware required and thought the particle board pieces were heavier than we have experienced with Ikea products; this seems to be a bit higher quality than Ikea, and the price is less. Negatives: it's very shallow. My dining room chargers are too wide to fit on the shelves, and not much will fit inside. My 11" diameter dinner plates will fit in the cabinet with the door closed, but nothing larger. However, I knew that when I bought it; I have a small dining room and needed a smaller yet practical piece. It fits wine glasses and other small objects, and I love the open shelves in the middle to display my pretty things and the closed doors on the sides to hide away the not-so-pretty things. It suits my needs perfectly, but if you're looking for something with a lot of storage, go for something deeper/wider. Read the dimensions!

I bought this cabinet because of the measurements. I wanted a coffee and tea bar and this piece fit in the space perfectly. Very well made and the color was great. Highly recommend

Out of all the items I have ever put together, this has been one of the easiest I have ever done. The instructions are so easy to read. It recommends having two people but I did it by myself. I received all the parts and pieces. It did take me roughly 3 hours to put together, but was well worth it. It is very sturdy. I do not have any really heavy items on it or in it. I have my printer on top with some knick knacks and other items I wanted to store, to clean up some space. I love this item, and since it was so easy to put together, I am considering on buying more Bush products. I have bought products where you can't understand the instructions and this was not the same. The only thing I wasn't thrilled with was part of the coating was coming off, starting to peal and I didn't even have the item put together yet. It has a lot of space and I am thrilled I purchased this item. The only issue I had was the doors but I would purchase this again.

Very nice look. size was perfect and great storage in it. Door alignment was a bit of a pain but once I figured out how the hinges work it was easy.