Armoire de rangement en coin avec ports USB et prises USB 33,9 "x l 19,4"

This product was very heavy! Even the post lady couldn’t bring it in the house! That can be a good thing though! The cubby holes are kind of small but the product it so pretty and convenient for small items and larger can go in the middle however it is small! It is a bunch of pieces to put together but not impossible! Overall I am happy with this product! Also love that you can charge electronics at the top! I had not even looked at that part! That was an exciting feature!

Very nice cabinet and it fits nicely in the corner. I needed this dor the guest bedroom for a TV. I like the size and the weight of it. It seems sturdy and the wood is a nice color. I have not had the chance to put it together yet but will update this review once that is complete.

Worked as expected in a small space. Easy to assemble. Power unit was very great for charging cell phone and other electronics

Easy to assemble and just right for a nightstand. Decent quality materials. Cats like sitting in the cubbies.

I bought two of these. The first build was a nightmare and the second one took me 25 minutes to put together. It is common for this cheap pressboard furniture to use the cam-lock and metal pin design to keep the furniture together and I think most who buy this stuff is expecting that quality. (The point being, I had a realistic expectation for this purchase). However, this one was a bit rough as it uses a long metal pin that spans one shelf level to the next and meets up with a cam-lock hole on each side. This was an extremely frustrating design. The pin barely breached both holes and it was very difficult to get both cams lined up to grab this pin on both sides. Also, these cam fasteners were a much cheaper material (aluminum) than I have seen in other products. I literally broke over half of them on the first build with only doing about a 12 turn with a screwdriver. Even once I figured out how to do it, they still broke extremely easily. It also took time to realize that the shelf’s will feel extremely fragile until the final two steps when you attach the two outer support boards, then go back and do a final snug on everything. Lastly, the instructions have you build the shelf on its side. I found this next to impossible to do with the cam and pin design I mentioned before. I ended up building the second one from the ground up, as the finish product would stand, and it went much better. Fastening the pin at the top and allowing gravity to work with me, allowed for the two cam and pin system to go much smoother. Word of caution, and why the instructions likely tell you to do it on its side is because, the shelf’s are extremely back-end heavy, until the finished product. I had to have some weight on the front of the shelfs as I went to keep it from folding in on it self. Overall, these served the purpose I needed them for but seemed to be a bit of a silly design for a rather simple design.