First thing I wanna say is, because of the packaging, it can get REALLY messy. Like, the styrofoam went EVERYWHERE, so have your vacuum on hand if youre not very good at taking things out ever so carefully. Second, before you put the cabinet together, go through the instructions booklet, and just do a simple check off list before you start building. I know some people on here said it didnt come with all the parts, so just do it for the sake of not getting half way through building, and finding out you cant finish it. Once everything is checked off and accounted for, and youve got the mess it makes cleaned up, as long as you follow the booklet, and check to make sure youre using the RIGHT pieces (one of my pieces was misnumbered so double check), it is really not that difficult to put together, definitely dont miss the pre-assembly bit like I did the first time, and check to make sure youre dowels and door springs arent going to fall out because they will (theye not attached to anything, they just sit in the hole to make it sturdier) One more helpful tip; when youre first putting it together, the middle support to the bottom half is the FRONT of the cabinet, so when youre putting it together make sure everything is facing the right way so youre not taking it apart and putting it back together again. Having and allen wrench head or bit to a power drill or an L wrench (which it provides) is also very helpful, cause youll be screwing a lot of those in. Overall, it is beautiful. Holds everything I need it to in my very small kitchen, and is sturdy. It is really not all that difficult to put together. Side note; there was a little bit of damage to a corner, but barely ANYTHING to fret about, and the handles are plastic. So be careful screwing those in or youll strip the holes on the inside of them. .recommend
Its really not bad
First thing I wanna say is, because of the packaging, it can get REALLY messy. Like, the styrofoam went EVERYWHERE, so have your vacuum on hand if youre not very good at taking things out ever so carefully. Second, before you put the cabinet together, go through the instructions booklet, and just do a simple check off list before you start building. I know some people on here said it didnt come with all the parts, so just do it for the sake of not getting half way through building, and finding out you cant finish it. Once everything is checked off and accounted for, and youve got the mess it makes cleaned up, as long as you follow the booklet, and check to make sure youre using the RIGHT pieces (one of my pieces was misnumbered so double check), it is really not that difficult to put together, definitely dont miss the pre-assembly bit like I did the first time, and check to make sure youre dowels and door springs arent going to fall out because they will (theye not attached to anything, they just sit in the hole to make it sturdier) One more helpful tip; when youre first putting it together, the middle support to the bottom half is the FRONT of the cabinet, so when youre putting it together make sure everything is facing the right way so youre not taking it apart and putting it back together again. Having and allen wrench head or bit to a power drill or an L wrench (which it provides) is also very helpful, cause youll be screwing a lot of those in. Overall, it is beautiful. Holds everything I need it to in my very small kitchen, and is sturdy. It is really not all that difficult to put together. Side note; there was a little bit of damage to a corner, but barely ANYTHING to fret about, and the handles are plastic. So be careful screwing those in or youll strip the holes on the inside of them. .recommend