Was originally looking for a larger bar cabinet, and less like a tower. My limited space had me very quickly change my mind, and then I remembered corner cabinets exist. While assembly was not too difficult, it could stand do have some more precise instructions. I had to flip things around a few times after putting them together. Mainly, some of the piece combos were not represented accurately. The shelf under the glassware does not seem like it would support much weight, however if you hang glasses from it, then there wont be much space for anything under it anyway, so that's not that big of a deal. I put felt pads all along the bottom of the base so I could slide it over the ground more smoothly, especially when you have downstairs neighbors (not that I plan to slide it around often). The led lighting is a nice touch, however, I wish that there was spots to hide the cords; especially the light cords, as they are pretty wide, and definitely stick out due to their color. Also, why does the power card have to be so aggressively heavy duty? If you're using an outlet that is either along side the cabinet, or behind it, you won't be able to push it all the way back. And then having a cord off to the side is weird looking too. Again, because it is large (and 3 pronged, in case that's an issue). I'd also like a way where you could choose to only have certain light levels on, without having to unplug it from the wiring.
I would have liked if the glass storage up top was able to accommodate 4 glasses per side; as it stands, I can only put a total of 3 on each side (red wine glasses and champagne flutes). Not a huge deal, but just bothersome to me.
Exterior wise, hole plugs would have been a nice addition, given that there are 4 holes on the outside that do not match the rest of the "wood," as the screws go in deeper than the surface of the material.
My center panel, between the 2 doors, did come with the mesh all the way to one side, so I had to force it back into place, so that it was centered.
And my biggest issue with the whole cabinet...The shelf inside is not even. There are 3 different height levels to place the shelf. They are all aligned, with the exception of the center panel, in which the pegs are a tad too high, and causes the whole shelf to not rest flush on all 6 pegs. I'm looking to find something along the lines of a command strip shelf hook, so I don't have to attempt to drill holes in a fully assembled product.
One of the metal bars did come with a crease in the center of it; not a huge deal, and didn't impact assembly. And of course would be completely unnoticeable, had I put it on the exterior of the cabinet, and not the interior. But cest la vie.
Overall, happy with my purchase. Will it stand the test of time? Absolutely not. But for now, it will do just fine to meet my needs.
