Hodedah Long Standing Kitchen Cabinet with Top and Bottom Enclosed Cabinet Space, One Drawer, Large Open Space for Microwave, White

All the pieces are not marked. No assembly manual included. It would be wiser to find a used cabinet that is better quality for the same price in my location. I don't have a way to shop or haul anything. That is the only reason that I order online. I emailed the support address and received a pdf of the manual (20 pages) in 1 hour and 17 minutes. A cheap cabinet at a cheap price. The service was good. The cabinet came fast and the assembly manual was sent quickly. It looks pretty decent when put together and will be okay for what I use it for. I live alone so it won't get much wear and tear. I needed more cabinet space so I could clear my counters. So I am okay. UPDATE: I wish I gave this piece a better review. I love it!! Makes my kitchen.! I would recommend it to anyone. The drawer is really deep and nice size. Every section is a good size but it is narrow enough overall for a small kitchen. You can put tall appliances in the bottom. You can see my largest canisters through the glass. This worked out wonderful for me. I am changing to 5 stars. I can't see the button to add a pic or ai would.

This stand is actually bigger than I thought it was gonna be. But honestly, I didn’t pay much attention to the specs since I really just needed it for my microwave and a little added storage. Putting it together was a bit of a pain, majority of the boards aren’t labeled, so you just have to figure it out as you go.Putting the glass in was a bit of a pain too since there’s no predrilled holes, but it doesn’t take long. I will say I made a major oops, and I blame it on pregnancy brain! Putting the glass doors in, I forgot the glass wasn’t finished around the edges and wound up slicing through my finger from the tip down all along side my nail…not fun and definitely needed stitches but I have 4 kids and don’t have time for that, so lots of bandages it is! Otherwise, looks great, seems sturdy enough for now and it was on sale! I saw similar pieces on wayfair for $300-$400 and from my experience with wayfair, the quality wouldn’t be much better. So I’m pretty happy with it!

Assembly time was approximately 3 hours with two people. Not all parts needed a second person. Objective was to do the project during the toddler's nap, and he woke up when I was nailing the back panel on. Close enough. Our Styrofoam was particularly fragile and messy. Try as we might to keep it in the box as we unpacked the pieces, it went everywhere. We vacuumed the area after unpacking and then twice more to get it all up (included in the assembly time I gave, as it was part of the project). It was not difficult to put together, just had a lot of pieces. The pictures were clear enough.The doors and drawer all fit relatively straight and even, so it looks fine. I bought it hoping it would work as a place to feed the cat (he's 18ish lbs, for size reference) and it seems just right, plus it has enough storage for his food and bowls, which will let us reclaim the sideboard for storing other kitchen stuff.I gave it four stars because it was a bit scuffed up (the front of the top doors is pictured as an example), but nothing was broken or missing or misaligned. The drawer bottom is thick cardboard attached by nails and screws to the bottom of the sides, so it should not be used for anything particularly heavy. It was a fairly good value for what I paid and was sturdier than I expected.

This is extremely low quality and not worth the money. If I would have seen it built first (not just pictures) I would never have bought it. My experience with this was poor from the minute I received it all the way through using it in my kitchen. I regret everything about this purchase but there is nothing I can do. In order to assemble it you have to rip open the box and take everything out. Add to that taking hours to assemble it and then finally some of the issues you will not see until after it is assembled, and you are using it. Once you do all of this there is no way to disassemble this and put everything back in the box to return it.Box Received and Assembly--------------------------------- There are 100s of pieces in the box if you include all of the wood, glass, nails, screws, etc.. and many of them are not labeled or incorrectly labeled. I had to measure many of the items (e.g. you are instructed to put screw "N" (I am writing this without the instructions in front of me so the letter may be wrong) in a certain board. There was nothing labeled "N" so you have to go back to the beginning of the instruction manual and see that "N" is a certain size screw. There are multiple screws that look the same, so you have to measure each one until you find it. ADVICE - Grab an Ice Cube tray and put the pieces in the tray. Each ice cube slot for a certain size item. If you have the letter, put a piece of paper in with the items (e.g. I had a cube slot that contained all of the "N" screws with a piece of paper with the letter "N" on it)- Some of the pieces were chipped or cracked. There were a few pieces that were broken. I am lucky that most of them were broken in a way that did not show once the item was built.- It took over two hours to build. I was doing it myself and it was not difficult bust very tedious. There were many steps and when something was not labeled you had to stop to measure the items and figure out what they are referring to.- The instructions were OK but there is a LOT of room for improvement. Would it be so hard to either include better (more detailed) instruction or better markings on the pieces. There are a few times you are instructed to put screw in one side of a board but there are screw holes on both sides, and you have to figure out which side they are referring to from the subsequent instructions. I have put together many pieces of furniture (e.g., Ikea furniture) but this was by far the worst documentation (instructions and labeling) I have ever seen.- There are certain pieces that are undocumented. Where/how do you put the clips for the windows. There is no marking on the doors and no screw guide holes. I had to measure where they would go and ensure it was centered for looks and that they were not too far apart or too close together otherwise the windows would not be held in place.Two hours later and the product assembled, and you can see how low quality the piece is. I put it in my kitchen and was wondering how long it would last. One week later I had my answer. I put a Keurig coffee make on it and was using it for a week. some of the water from the Keurig coffee maker dripped into the countertop of the unit without me knowing about it. I was cleaning the kitchen when I move the coffee maker and found that the "laminate topping" was like wet toilet paper. It was super thin (much thinner than a sheet of paper) and was shredded in that area (approximately 6"x 6") and was starting to spread to the rest of the countertop. The wood underneath also absorbed the water and was like wet cardboard. At that moment I was concerned about the cabinet being able to hold the coffee maker, as well as how miserable this would look when it spreads. I waited a day for this to air dry and then had to figure out whether to keep the unit or throw it away and start over again with a new cabinet. I just came back from Home Depot where I bought Contact Paper that was black and thick and waterproof, and I covered the countertop and back of the unit that face forward. I had to do the back of the unit since it also got wet.I have no expectations for this lasting a long time, but I am hoping I can get a year out of it and in the meantime, I am already looking for another one.The highlight of this unit is that it is the perfect size for my kitchen.