Sauder HomePlus Wardrobe/Pantry cabinets, L: 28.98" x W: 20.95" x H: 71.18", Dakota Oak finish

My order was lost on the first delivery attempt and I had to talk to customer service to get a replacement sent out. I know its not the fault of the seller but it was still annoying to deal with. Anyways, the parts were undamaged and everything was easy to assemble. The instructions were unclear in some parts but that's only because I wasn't reading the text (which cleared up my questions). I was able to assemble the whole thing myself, but I needed help to move it around once it was done. The only part were I had problems assembling it alone was when I was attaching the doors. The build quality is overall nice, but the triangle piece on the top above the doors is not centered. It sticks out to the left by about 2mm which doesn't sound like a lot, but it very easy to see it stick out. You can also clearly see the unfinished back side of the piece. Although it isn't a problem for me because I have it place in a corner flush with the left wall. The piece also doesn't mount level so the gap between the piece and the doors is smaller on the left side than on the right side. It doesn't bother me that much, but it may bother you. The also include a nylon strap to attach it to the wall to prevent tipping, but I really doubt the strength of that strap to hold up a 100 pound wardrobe in the event of an earthquake. Then again if an earthquake is strong enough to tip a 100 pound wardrobe, I doubt I will care about the wardrobe falling. I also find it odd that the provide multiple places to put the shelf but only one place to the clothes rod. I would prefer if the clothes rod was higher so I could put the shelf below it.

I read all the reviews and a note stating that this item is frequently returned. It was the only product that fit our needs. It is a really good product and a decent price! I’ve assembled Sauder products before and despite comments about assembly problems, we had none. It comes in a HEAVY box. My advice would be definitely 2 people - it’s a large, heavy cabinet and was much easier with 2 people - and place the pieces on cardboard or blanket because it is easily scratched (understandable because of the material). When it was completed, it was perfect. In fact, I wish I’d have remembered to use wood glue on the dowels just in case a cam came loose later. I wasted a couple months deliberating about whether or not to get this based on reviews, because we are very happy with it. If you are not a competent assembler of flat box products, maybe you should skip. You need to follow the directions perfectly - no doubt the reason for some of the crappy reviews. Doors closed evenly, stores a reasonable amount of clothing and neat, clean lines.

Im making a bedroom in my house that once was a sunroom. It has windows, a door but no closet. In order to call it a bedroom, you need a closet. So I saw this one and decided to bite the bullet and buy it. It came beautifully packaged and 2 men had to bring it into the house. I'd advise you to pay the extra 9 bucks to have them bring it in unless you are a weight lifter and can bring it in yourself. It ways nearly 150 lbs in the box. So after getting it out of the box which was a feat in itself, I had to call the manufacturer, they respond immediately so that is good. A product is only as good as the service you can get for it. I thought a piece was broken, then immediately replaced it but just to find it was the way it was supposed to be on the drawer side. Now as far as the body is concerned. Not easy to assemble unless you are an experienced cabinet maker. The directions are good, but it is super heavy so that is also difficult to move around to put together. It does go together perfectly until you get to the doors. Then things go down hill. So far I have the doors on it but they make noise closing and opening. It says to adjust screws, we did at least 100 times and nothing is making the noise to stop. So this morning once again i will call the manufacturer and see what I am doing incorrectly. There are 2 of us putting it together. I have bad eyesight and my hubby has mobility issues so that plays a role in our difficulty trying to put it together. There is a video on line showing how it goes together. I'd advise you to watch it. Once I finally get this piece together properly I'll repost. But so far it is a beautiful big closet. I got the ash oak color and it is super nice. Good buy for the bucks.

The set up is tedious, time consuming, and not worth the money. Cheaply made, not sturdy, cumbersome. Thin backing made of particle board.

Let's clarify...First off, I read all of the reviews before purchasing this. When I read the one star reviews I was sincerely concerned about buying this. I'm a woman, I'm pretty handy. I don't have an expertise level of skill but I can navigate directions and use a screwdriver or drill. OK, the directions CLEARLY STATE not to assemble standing up OR try to stand up BEFORE you put the back piece on otherwise it will collapse... now that's out of the way, you "one star" reviewers are not fair. This took long to put together because it's actual decent material and of it's sturdy construction it is just that... A STURDY PIECE OF FURNITURE. The doors are difficult to get to align properly if you're assembling alone, I recommend two people when you put the doors on. Other than that every other part you can do alone. I have moved this around in my room trying to figure where to place it and it is loaded with my husbands clothes, shoes, etc. it's sturdy. Has not remotely shown signs of weakness, you have to know how tightly to secure screws. if you tighten screws too much you will cause breaks in the boards ie create areas of weakness. The directions are clear and concise, the materials came perfectly packaged and labeled(with exception of a couple boards) but it's pretty easy to figure out. overall, this is a good buy, worth the price that I paid($152) and a great addition to my room. My husband loves it.