Armoire de coin de salle de bain triangulaire avec tablettes réglables, tiroirs triangulaires et rangement fermé

I really like the finished product and overall I’m happy with this cabinet. It looks great in my bathroom and works especially well as a corner unit. The main reason I chose this particular cabinet was because it includes drawers. One small detail I unexpectedly appreciated was the hardware packaging. The screws and parts came separated in reusable little zip bags instead of those long plastic sleeves you have to cut open. After putting together several furniture pieces recently, this was honestly a huge plus because it kept everything organized and prevented parts from getting mixed up or spilling everywhere. Assembly itself was not difficult, but it definitely requires close attention. The instructions are okay, but some of the diagrams could be clearer. This is not a hard piece to build, but it’s easy to accidentally place something backward if you aren’t paying close attention to orientation. As for the drawers, I understand there are limitations because this is a triangular corner cabinet with an unusual shape. They function fine, but the drawer system could feel a little more structured. I think there could have been a more effective way to guide or stabilize them, even if it was something simple. For example, something like the wooden guiderunners you sometimes see underneath drawers in vintage furniture may have helped keep them feeling more aligned and structured without adding much complexity. The included foam pads seemed intended to help with sliding or stability, but mine tended to bunch up during use, so I adjusted placement and it worked better for me. I did appreciate that there’s a stopper screw to prevent the drawers from sliding all the way out. To be fair, this is a budget-friendly furniture piece with uniquely shaped drawers, so I understand there are practical limitations. The lower cabinet door also closes a little differently than I expected because it doesn’t have that magnetic “catch” feeling some cabinets have. but it’s not really a problem, just something I noticed. One thing I do want to mention is that, despite some reviews I read beforehand, mine actually seems pretty sturdy once assembled. I was pleasantly surprised because I expected it to feel flimsier based on some of the feedback I had seen. It feels solid for a budget-friendly piece and seems to function well for everyday bathroom storage. Overall, I think this cabinet does a good job for what it is. It looks nice once assembled, fits a corner space well, offers the drawer storage I specifically wanted, and despite a few minor quirks, I’m happy with it and would still recommend it.

The piece of furniture itself is pretty but the drawers are horrendous. They're not on tracks, instead, they send you a thin piece of foam to stick on the bottom. Needless to say, as soon as you open the drawers 1 or 2 times, it starts rolling up so I had to rip them off and throw them out. Everytime I open a drawer, it goes sideways, hits the bottom, drawer, etc. I don't like them at all. Esthetically, its a pretty looking piece of furniture but the drawers ruin it for me. Not functional at all. I posted a photo of what happens when I try to open the bottom drawer. I can't close it back up because the middle one falls on it so I have to manually play around with them to get them closed.

Not a whole lot of space, but it looks almost built in…and ever inch of space is good especially in just a water closet (toilet only room)

I like the item but it came with an incorrect panel, which is frustrating. It takes a while to assemble. Other than that it is seems like a good product.

Love the idea and the size of the cabinet but 3 stars because the drawers are too “wiggly” when moving. Wish they had better glide.