Garvee Farmhouse Microwave Stand Bakers Rack Cabinet, Bakers Rack with Power Outlet,Thickened Counter

This cabinet took us a while to put together. The instructions were a little iffy for us. Following the instructions in the included booklet, it was confusing and backwards. When we were done with the bottom half it came out so wobbly, It wouldn't even hold a fly. So we took it apart, took a three day break lol and restarted it our way and it worked!! we put it together on our own figuring out how it "should" go together. But I love it, can't wait to order more decor! My fave project yet! Cabinet space at the bottom holds plenty of wine glasses crock pot plates cups Tupperware etc. Yes the spaces In between at the top are small but other than that it's strong sturdy but if u can't follow the tedious instructions simply use your own "handy man" common sense

Using this in my salon suite as a coffee bar for my clients! Much smaller than I expected. My fault for not doing measurements. Color isn’t a true white, it’s more cream tone.

Wasnt the easiest to put together,because of instructions but it wasnt terrible either,my mistale was not reading dimensions and going based off pictures and assuming it would work perfectly for my appliances,I ended up having to remove the bottom shelf to let them fit as they were too tall,so i lost a shelf and even though it wasnt as wide as i thought to hold my electric kettle it holds everything else i needed it for since the kitchen in my new place was very lacking in counter and cabinet space

This was a beast to put together and a piece broke while doing so. It took two people with college degrees and prior experience assembling this kind of thing nearly 4 hours to assemble. By the end when we had already had to redo several steps and a piece snapped in half, we didn't feel like dissembling the whole thing and returning it, so we just put it together with the broken piece and hopefully that works. It does look nice and seems sturdy. Everything in the end was correctly made, but it is easy to accidentally have one of the pieces backwards, and if so, you are in for the fun of dissembling and reassembling. My suggestion to the manufacturer would be to have arrow stickers showing the front / back of the pieces that can fit either way, because it may not be apparent if you have it wrong until several steps later. That said, there's nothing wrong with the item, but I found myself wishing I had just spent the money to buy a regular piece of furniture at a retail store versus spending so much time trying to save a few bucks by DIYing it, especially since it's not that cheap anyway. Hope this info helps. If you are great at putting together furniture, maybe you won't have issues.