I purchased this item because it was the type and size I wanted for my kitchen. I also wanted the rubberwood top rather than one of the faux marble or wood tops that would be easily damaged.
It arrived with a damaged part, and while Wayfair is sending the replacement part, it has taken nearly 3 weeks to get said part while all of the pieces have been in a stack in my living room. Sick of waiting and needing to put my kitchen back together, we glued up the damaged piece and used it instead. Not ideal, but workable.
The product itself is super cheaply made which is no-doubt why the piece was damaged to begin with. The entire base is made of ultra lightweight MDF type material with a very thin melamine coating--essentially it is made of paper with a plastic coating. I ended up damaging another piece just putting it together, where one of the cam locks tore out the corner of a board that I also had to remove to clamp and glue. (Fortunately it is in an inconspicuous location once built.) You will be tempted to use a drill or power driver to put it together as there are SO MANY fasteners. Proceed with extreme caution because the cams can easily over tighten and tear out or crack the melamine layer.
The drawers are nice to have, but they do not open fully and can only accommodate lightweight items. If you need to use this item for storage, you will be limited to keeping only lightweight items on it anywhere.
The wood dowels fit quite loosely and the holes are too deep so they fall too far inside the first board. (I highly recommend using wood glue on these.) While assembling, the screws that hold the center slats in place all pulled out and I had to use the toothpick trick to put them all back in place so they would hold. The hooks are particularly cheap and look terrible. I did not install them and plan to buy nicer hooks instead. During assembly, there are many places where the white melamine coating chips and I ended up needing my white paint marker to hide the places where the coating failed. The rubberwood top comes in two pieces for shipping, so there is a fairly uneven seam that runs the length of the top where debris will accumulate. The shelves have only 10.25" clearance height, so it can't hold the storage baskets I already had. While the shelves are designed to hold wine bottles, I would certainly avoid using it to hold more than a couple because the weight would cause the shelves to sag. The white melamine stickers to cover all the cams and screws are pretty ugly, but definitely needed as so many fasteners are visible once built. There aren't enough included to cover all the visible fasteners, so start with the most visible ones after assembly is complete.
The one component I do find to be useful and properly made is the outlet extension cord with USB-A ports.
Ultimately this is a classic case of enshitification and totally overpriced for what it is. And don't even get me started on Wayfair customer service.
