SIMPLIHOME Bedford SOLID WOOD 32 inch Wide Transitional Low Storage Media Cabinet in Dark Tobacco Brown for the Living Room, Entryway and Family Room

Right Price !Shipped on Time !Perfect protective Packaging !Quality Materials & Hardware !Easy Assembly !Looks Great and Classy !Just Quality all around !

I’m happy with the cabinet. It was very difficult to put together by myself. I’m guessing it took probably two hours and a lot of cursing. I could’ve given it a higher mark except I felt the price is a bit much considering you have to put it together and it’s not an easy task, certainly not for one person.

It was a bit of a challenge putting it together and the comments by other buyers helped a great deal. Especially with the small gap between doors and the one door slightly higher than the other. Mine was also a bit warped which is the cause for the small gaps, however, for the price and the looks it was well worth it. No one but me has noticed the slight gaps and I have had nice comments on its look and capacity.I would recommend this unit as it holds up well, looks good and makes for a good liquor cabinet.

It was packed very well. No broken parts.

These cabinets are a wonderful addition to any home or office. They are solid wood and are finished with a luster that gives a statement of luxury to any room setting. The only drawback with these cabinets is the assembly time. There is a lot of fine tuning in getting the doors to fit just right. If your the kind of person that’s not very mechanical inclined; bribe a friend to put these together or hire a professional assembly person to help you out. Despite a few drawbacks with putting these units together, the inconvenience and time are a small price to pay for such quality in your home.David S.

The color is a bit off. It appears more yellowish than in the picture, so you may want to get a slightly darker color. But otherwise this is a great cabinet.

Four star rating as once assembled it looks very nice (five stars) but assembly was a challenge (two stars).There are some who report no problems putting the unit together. I wish that had been the case for me. There were minor annoyances such as the sticker on each pane of glass that is blocked by a wood slat (hint, heat one side with a hair dryer to soften the adhesive and then lift it off the glass, repeat on the other side, and then heat the part hidden by the slat from behind the glass - then you should be able to pull the sticker out from behind the slat with only nominal glue sludge left behind); the large annoying sticker inside the case (again, a hair dryer helps) as well as the "extra" holes for shelf supports that don't have corresponding holes on the opposite side, among others. But what made this a real pain in the neck for me was that the guide holes (not pilot holes, more like divots in the finish) indicating where the hinge screws should be installed, as well as those for the magnetic "catches", were slightly off from where they should have been. That probably isn't the case with most units, but it was absolutely the case with the one I purchased.I installed the hinge screws in exactly the locations indicated by the manufacturer, but the doors would not function. The process actually scuffed up the cabinet a bit. As the unit is made from the softest wood I have ever encountered and as the marking error was slight, I realized that just removing the doors and reinstalling them in the right locations would almost certainly resulted in the failure of the screws attaching the door hinges to the cabinet. To remedy this problem, I drilled holes in each location previously marked by the manufacturer (careful not to drill all the way through) and glued dowels in each hole. Once the glue dried, I cut the dowels flush with the side of the case (use a flush cut saw or you will destroy the finish) and then reinstalled the doors. The dowels compensated for the soft wood and the previous holes, allowing me to reinstall the hinges in the right place. I used a little dark varnish to cover the dowels (not really necessary as they were covered by the hinges) and to clean up scuffs made during the assembly process. The doors now work fine and I suspect will continue to do so.The cabinet really looks great assembled, and while building the unit wasn't a nightmare, it was harder than it had to be. Clearly with all of the reviews saying installation is easy, the problems I encountered are not universal. But there are a lot of reviewers who said assembly was a bit challenging, so keep that in mind. I am experienced at putting these "kit" pieces together (albeit not this exact unit or units from this manufacturer), and I have a good bit of woodworking experience, but it was still a challenge to me because of what I think was just sloppy quality control on my unit.All in all I am happy I bought this unit. There was a little pain the process, but it looks very nice and will meet my needs (holding towels in the bathroom) quite well.

A cute TV stand for a spare bedroom. It was pretty easy to assemble with spare parts that were appreciated. But there were stickers on the front glass door that required an X-Acto knife to remove. Also, there were some imperfections in the panels which displays poor workmanship.

This exceeded my expectation, the hutch looks elegant and very sturdy, was well packaged and delivery was easier than expected. I am well pleased with my purchase.

Easy to assemble. Well made. Looks nice in our Livingroom.

I loved it. It’s same as the picture and easy to assemble. Cute, small and elegant piece.

This is very beautiful and is very good quality. I highly recommend this.

Great product. Looks great. As advertised