Bar Djimon

I was looking for a cabinet on the smaller side and this is it! Fits perfectly. I am so happy with the cabinet. It’s surprisingly spacious inside for glasses, liquor wine bottles, ice bucket, etc. it took my experienced husband about 1.5 hours to assemble. Instructions have to be followed carefully. It is well made and the false marble top is almost better than real marble for mixing drinks pouring wine. So very happy with this cabinet. No regrets whatsoever!

This is a quality piece of furniture. It was pretty easy to put together and it looks very classy! And it has lots of storage!

For the price, this is a great bar cabinet. Not sure what happened with the other reviews, but I put this together by myself in 1-1.5h. Just take your time to read the instructions. All parts were there and all holes lined up. There were 3 screws that required me to use a drill to pre-drill, took 30 seconds, under Step 3, piece A. It’s not the highest quality wood but I can’t complain as it’s very functional. The top is not marble, it’s a faux wood marble and if you notice, the doors are a bit off, but still a great cabinet, 4 stars

The appearance and functionality of the furniture is great. The only aspect of the appearance that you can critique is that the bottom of the front doors is slightly unaligned (photos attached), even after ensuring that all of the screws were put in tightly and correctly. Easy enough to assemble as one person, but there were a few issues and it was a time consuming process. It took about 3 hours in total. Here are the assembly issues I encountered and ways to avoid them. Assembly Issue #1: The bolts supplied to attach the base crossbar to the legs were extremely tight and the screws were stripping as I tried to muscle them in. Another review suggested using M6 screws instead of the 1/4 inch that they came with. Assembly Issue #2: The top back piece (Letter K) was difficult to figure out as it isn’t immediately obvious how high to put the piece because the sides of the cabinet aren’t on yet to align it with. Another review said that their piece did not have screw holes. Mine did, but there are also two additional holes that did not need screws in the end. I waited until I had one side connected to the frame before adding piece K. Do not add both sides before adding the top back piece. Assembly Issue #3: The side panels (Letters C & D) were reversed, so just note that C goes on the right and D goes on the left. Overall, solid piece of furniture and it deserves the 5 star review!

This is one of those times when I wish there was a way to review the appearance and functionality of a furniture item separately from assembly problems such as wrong-sized hardware and parts. Rated separately from assembly, we would give this very elegant and attractive drinks cabinet a full 5 stars. But due to the wrong hardware being included, sending us off on a tour of 4 hardware stores before turning up the appropriate parts, we feel it should receive 3 stars. First, the good news. The drinks cabinet is well-made. It is roomy, with plenty of space for glasses, bar tools, liquor bottles and wine storage. The design is simple and modern, the kind of unfussy look that would go with a number of furniture styles. In an especially eye-catching touch, the wood grain of the veneer on the two front doors matches in the shape of a large “X.” (I think this is called flame-grain.) The faux marble top is about as close as faux can get to the real thing. Assembly was a one-person job, and not too difficult. Sadly, though, we wasted a lot of time, frustration, and calls to the manufacturer until we figured out that some of the hardware was not the size required. The company offered to send us the right ones but said this would take several months. Luckily, in the end we were able to replace it ourselves. If you are working on this cabinet, here is our run-down: 1. Bolts supplied to attach the base crossbar to the legs were not correct. They need to be M6 metric thread not 1/4 Inch us standard. It took two days to determine but easy to find. 2. There were no holes for dowels and no guide holes for screws to mount the back cross panel to the cabinet top. We got around this problem by assembling the rest of the cabinet then screwing to the cabinet top. We skipped the dowels.