Vintage Buffet Sideboard Cabinet with 4 Doors, 59" Mid Century Modern Storage Cabinet with Shelf, Decorative Accent Credenza TV Stand (Green)

Easy to assemble and they are beautiful. I will be adding to my collection. Great quality.

I love it, beautiful color, easy to follow the instructions, perfect size, and great for storing extra kitchen items!

Absolutely love this. It’s very sturdy with tons of storage. Nice color too

Love this buffet cabinet. It has been the perfect addition to my kitchen space and the perfect coffee bar set-up. I will say there is a weird smell that hasn't gone away inside the cabinets? I don't know how to get rid of...

This is perfectly packages and no damage. It looks just like the picture is shown. Very easy to put together. Very little tools required. Everything lines up and went together perfectly. It is kinda heavy in the box. And about 6 feet long with box up ion its side. We'll worth the money

Absolutely loved this, it’s beautiful and wasn’t too hard to put together myself!

I am in love with this buffet! It wasn’t difficult to put together. Very sturdy product!

I love it and it looks incredibly beautiful in my space. Now…what you really wanna know: Buidability - everything was very precisely drilled and went together seamlessly. All of the pieces were labeled and the instructions were illustrated, not written. That made for a little frustration studying images (counting how many holes in one side of a piece to make sure it was aligned correctly, for instance, but it’s obviously not impossible - and me and my husband are not super good at building stuff). I only have one complaint, really, and that’s because one set of doors seems to hang a little wonky, but to be fair, hubby was tired and these were the last pieces to go on. So… maybe his fault? They still open and close fine. This is not a cheap piece of make-shift crap. It is very well and precisely machined. I would buy from this company again. Couple things to note- it said we’d need a rubber mallet (we bought one), but the little plastic dowels and cams went in easily without it. It’s optional, in my opinion, but better safe than sorry. I do think if you are not careful, you can crack this material (we didn’t). You will also need a standard phillips head and flat head screwdriver. I would recommend doing this manually. Yes, a drill is faster, but over-tightening would potentially cause stripping and cracks, and well, why spend on something you’re going to ruin? Be careful. It takes about 2-3 hours to build with two people manually. I also recommend building on carpet or laying down on a fleece or soft blanket. We built ours on our wood floor and because you lay many pieces on their face sides to install hardware, there is a great potential for scratches. Protect your furniture. We did get some very fine scratches that don’t affect the overall beauty of the piece, but again… it’s not worth the risk if it’s going to annoy you. Just build on a soft surface. That’s it.