Ensemble de bureau d'écriture en L Arbyrd

So stylish and solid wood! Needed a file cabinet to blend in the living room for a small office area. It even has wheels!

This bookcase is really heavy which I like. It required no assembly which I love and it appears very well constructed. The color seems a little darker than what was pictured and there a small scrape on one of the front-sides.

The side panels of the cabinet separated enough so that the lower drawer wouldn't close once I pulled it open. Dings on a few spots. The picture on the left shows that the cabinet was not attached straight/stood lop sided as it was two inches higher on one side. We ordered three of these. The Wayfair rep asked if I wanted to see if the other ones were defective. Second one looked straight and the top two drawers were fine. Once I pulled the file drawer out the sides separated again and the drawer didn't work. Based on other reviews I'd say these cabinets are a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get. Lovely to look at if not damaged. Nailed in sides are inadequate to hold a file drawer, and overall very poor craftsmanship. I was hopeful as they were real wood and were nicely priced. Maybe a handy man could work and rehab them but not suitable for most people expecting a product they can unbox and use.

When this arrived there were bricks and trash behind the drawers that kept them from closing. I had to squeeze my arm behind the drawers to get the junk out. It was incredibly dirty and full of dust. I do not recommend!!!!

I didn't have a good experience receiving the file cabinet. FedEx delivered upside down and the outer box was a little banged up. Upon righting the box as I moved it indoors, I heard 'things' and what sounded like sand bouncing around inside. After removing the outer packing material, I found some minor damage to the top rear left corner. The top drawer wouldn't budge, the middle drawer only opened about half way, and the bottom drawer wouldn't move either. I layed the cabinet on its back and pulling up on the middle drawer I was able to get it open and removed it from the cabinet. I found a small piece of wood broken inside and removed it. I then worked on the top drawer and eventually got it out as well, and finally, after flipping the locking mechanism on the right side of the bottom drawer, was able to get it out. Each drawer had sand in it as did the bottom of the cabinet. The rear wall of the cabinet contains a false wall divided into three compartments that hold weights to keep the cabinet from tipping when the drawers are opened (particularly the bottom drawer). One of those compartments had broken loose and allowed the cheap sand bricks to escape and bounce around the cabinet. The bricks are poorly wrapped in plastic. After cleaning the loose sand out of everything, I used an acid brush (short bristled-stiff brush) and a dozen and half Q-tips to clean the drawer side rails. The loose panel had originally only been glued in place, and I repaired it with wood screws. I then added a little lubricant to the slide rails and reinstalled the drawers. I can still hear a little bit of crunching in the slides as I move the drawers in and out, but they function well enough now. I spent an hour and half doing the work described above. Fortunately, I had the patience, understanding, and ability to resolve the issues myself. If my mother or my boss would have found it the shape that mine was delivered, they would have sent it back immediately. All that said, it will serve the purpose it was intended for, so I'll keep it. Also, I thought the cabinet was more of a brown color, but it actually is more of a green color. As you can see in one of the photos, the damage to the top rear left corner isn't really noticeable unless you're looking for damage.