Gizoon 63" Kitchen Pantry Storage Cabinet with Drawers Freestanding Bathroom Storage Cabinets with Doors and Shelves, Small Food Pantry Cabinet for Dining Room Craft Room, Black

This was easy to build, yes it took a little while, but it was fairly easy and the directions were clear. A lot of food can be stored in here or cleaning products whatever you want to use it for. It is a fantastic item!

Great product and well designed. The assembly instructions were easy to follow and all the parts were clearly labeled. This fit perfect in the space we were filling. The price was good also.

Smaller than expected but works well

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Price, and reviews of its quality build. I agree with both it was easy to put together and it seems strong and well built.

This is really sturdy and made with real wood that will last a long time. I absolutely love it. It takes a lot of time to put together but it's worth it.

I loved this closet to store food and things in the kitchen that sometimes cause us visual noise, super elegant, cute and fits many things

I was worried about this purchase because of the smell factor as I'm allergic to fragrance and chemicals. I've read it costs just as much to return it as it does to buy it so it was a risky buy for me.Unfortunately, mine did have an incredibly strong toxic smell. I was gutted considering it's not just an easy return. So I googled how I might be able to get rid of the smell and a thing called "sunning" came up. Apparently, you can off-gas the chemical smell by placing items out in the sun for several hours at a time.So this is what I did. I put the main shell of the cabinet together and sat it outside in the sun for 3 days. I did not leave it out all day each time. I would say I left it out for about 5 or 6 hours each time and I rotated it trying to get sun on all areas.This is laminant and particle board cabinet so I was very careful to not have it out in rain or bad weather. Also, I live in Florida and it gets very hot here so I watched for that as well. After 3 days the shell was much much better but still not completely free of smell.I decided to start "sunning" the doors and the drawer pieces. (My thinking was the smell is close to gone in the shell now so now it will just get better as it ages inside, but spoiler, that isn't happening yet). I sunned the other pieces for 3 days 5-6 hours per day as well, with the same results. I then put it all together and it's tolerable in my house. I can only smell it now when I open the doors and inside it there is still a faint smell. I still don't trust any unsealed food in there so I only use it for inedible stuff or bottled and canned stuff where if the off-gassing is unhealthy, it can't get into my food.After having it in my house for a few months now, the smell is still there, so when I get ambitious, I think I'll empty it and drag it back outside for a while, but it's heavier now that it's all put together so I'm not sure it will be an option. I would recommend if you sun yours, do it fully, because it's not gotten any better just sitting in my house.It is a pretty sturdy cabinet and it looks great in my kitchen. If not for the smell, this would have been a 4 star product for me. And if it had a better return policy, it would be a 5 star product.I will also mention, I didn't see any directions in my box so I found some on this listing and used those but they were slightly off in places (like an older or slightly different model). They worked but I had to improvise in a few places. I realized once I got the cabinet together that the correct instructions for my model were in my box, but buried at the very bottom under the million pieces this comes with. So if you are missing directions, check under everything at the very bottom.

Quality is good, looks great, and will be using it as an art cabinet to store arts and crafts.