HIKF96 Choco-Grey Kitchen Cabinet, Assembled Dimensions: 70.86 in. H x 23.85 in. W x 15.75 in. D, Gray

Has lasted through 4 years and 3 different moves. Sturdy and practical.

We ordered this back in April and didn’t get the chance to put it together till after school let out because of the busy schedule.ORDER AT YOUR OWN RISK!! Or at the very least, order with “expert assembly”We opened it up last week and half the parts aren’t labeled, mislabeled or missing altogether.The two lighter pieces that are for the top half, one isn’t labeled and the other is clearly labeled “9” which according to the instructions should be labeled “10” and “12”It also requires an Allen key which according to the instructions is included. IT WASNT THERE!I realize this is likely just a fluke and we just happen to get the one box in the warehouse that was flawed, but seriously, this is infuriating. It’s been 3 days and we still don’t have it together because we have to keep stopping and going to find missing pieces at the local hardware store.Edit: After three days and taking apart multiple pieces that were upside down or whatever, my autistic son broke a shelf. Normally it wouldn’t be a big deal except it’s the shelf that holds up two of the doors (the top ones with the glass) I found the companies website and saw they had a “replace parts” option. Perfect. If I could purchase the broken pieces, it would redeem the product at least. Submitted the request on Sunday. Didn’t hear back until Wednesday. “You can’t purchase parts, we replace them for free if they’re under warranty” Okay… well how do I go about checking to see if I’m still under the warranty “We only replace parts that are damaged in shipping” Well that’s not at all the same thing! So customer service is just as useless.

This is not a solid wood custom built cabinet. It's cheap particle board from Malaysia that you put together and pray you have all the pieces and the holes line up while you try to make sense of picture only instructions. It's not for the weak or the rich. Once you accept that, you can see the beauty in this. It's under $200, and it sturdy and pretty enough to serve it's purpose. I now have matching cabinets and more storage in my kitchen and I love it!I was able to put this together myself with little help from my fiance. I like putting things together and have experience from other build yourself furniture. This is definitely one of the easier things I have built once I got past being overwhelmed by all the pieces because it looks intimidating. There were a few pieces here and there that I put on upside down or backwards, and it's sturdy enough to take the screws out and redo it.On the small microwave cart: the only flaw I noticed was that the board was chipped.. not a big deal, I don't even remember where it was.On the cabinet with doors:, the top doors don't line up evenly because of where the predrilled holes are. But everything open and shuts just fine, I don't notice it too much anymore.On the tall microwave cart with glass doors on top: I had to get the fiance to drill in the screws and stuff that secures the glass because there were no prefilled holes. It was an easy job for him and the glass is very secured to the doors now.Overall:I would buy againI am impressedThey look nice and function wellCan't beat the price point ($100-200 per cabinet)Accept that it's not going to be perfect

The cabinet looks great and feels study, but was SO difficult to put together. Only about a third of the pieces were labeled, and a few that were were labeled incorrectly! This made building such a hassle as I had to measure each piece and compare to the instructions to figure out what was what. It took me a few hours to put it all together by myself.

This is for the second kitchen we have near the back of the house, so when I made this purchase at the price that it is we didn't expect an item with the higest of quality. MDF boards, screws with plastic screw covers (I actually expected stickers so that's a bit better...), cardboard backing with nails for stability. Everything is just as expected. The instructions is easy showing how to assemble each labeled board, HOWEVER, the labels themselves are stickers that are placed on the board, but almost all of them fell out after we opened the box. Probably took an extra hour just to figure out which board should go with which sticker. Oh and make sure you have your vacuum ready, the styrofoam that supposedly protects the boards during shipping is the cheapest I have ever seen, basically disintegrate into little pieces as soon as you touch it, causing the small pieces to stick to the board and some even went into the screw holes and the holes where you put the wooden dowel, causing them to not go all the way in unless you suck them out with a vacuum. The styrofoam didn't do a great job at protecting the boards either as some pieces were chipped, and the veneer on most of the boards are damaged a bit. Overall, it looks good and it serves our purpose, but don't expect a high quality furniture.