Teamson Home Glancy 63 in. Freestanding Linen Storage Cabinet with Two Doors and Adjustable Shelves for a Stylish and Functional Storage Solution in Bathrooms, Kitchens, or Living Room, White

I purchased this as a small display cabinet for some antiques, it works get. Looks really nice. Was easy to assemble.

This was a straightforward assembly and works very well

This is the wife. Once I get a chance and remember. I will try to take some pics and post them. Ok, first the negative. The instructions could have been a bit more clear. Also I found it easier attaching the hinges to the cabinet first then attaching them to the doors. The back panel, though nice and thick. (Which I was presently surprised by.) I wasn’t able to fully fasten to the back of the cabinet without messing up the structure of the cabinet. So the back pieces are just hanging for the time being. I will agree with others, this cabinet really should be put together by two people. However if your by yourself and have no choice. Patients and wood glue and some furniture that you can wedge the top half between, while working to put the bottom half together will help. That was my experience.The pros:The quality even though it’s fiberboard is very good, in my humble opinion. I can see this cabinet lasting for sometime. I loved the tool where I was able o measure with my phone and get a good idea on how well the cabinet would fit in our bathroom before buying. That was HUGE for me! I also liked that in the instructions right away they told you what tools you would need. And what not to use.Over all I would absolutely recommend this cabinet for anyone needing storage in a small space.As long as you take your time. This cabinet should turn out beautifully for you.our cabinet looks very nice in our bathroom. To me it looks like it belongs in there.

Arrived on time, in great shapeNot hard to buildVery sturdyCabinet used in bathroom

This cabinet was EASY to assemble, but does require patience. Yes, the dowel holes are slightly too large, but they are not what creates the strength in the structure. The cams tighten everything together AFTER aligning and gluing in the dowels. I used a thicker wood glue to fill the gap problem with the dowels and really filled the holes, wiping up the excess after snugging up the cams. All cams are identical and worked perfectly, as in all assemble-it-yourself furniture. You just have to be mindful of how you insert them into the cam holes. The back panel pieces are predrilled, but the sides of the cabinet are not, so I used my cordless drill to drill tiny holes, using the existing holes on the back panels as my guide. It is indeed a little tricky to assemble this cabinet, but as a 63-year-old woman, I completed it entirely on my own. I encourage anyone to get this cabinet. Once assembled, it will be a lovely addition to any room.

For an MDF assemble-yourself cabinet, my standard expectation from the onset was already pretty low. I could look past the scratches it came with (one was clearly already rubbed like someone tried to fix their mistake in the shop), and past the slightly misaligned holes or the few holes missing their pre-drill.What made this a one star for me was as that the single adjustable shelf is cut incorrectly and cannot fit inside the cabinet. The shelf comes with the four corners cut in to account for the 4 post-like pieces of the cabinet (3 of the four fixed shelves also are like this). However the two cuts that are made to go in the back of the cabinet are probably about 4 mm too shallow each? See the photos attached where I’m holding it up to the opening (same width needed in the back. The “front” cutouts are the ones square in shape, and fit inside the opening. The “back” cutouts are intentionally rectangular, but they’re not cut far in enough making it impossible to fit the shelf flat.I don’t own a circular saw and this thing is way too much of a hassle to send back, so I’m just kind of stuck with this.As for the whole unit, it does feel decently sturdy. I put it together entirely myself (only time I asked for extra hands was to hold the doors while I screwed). Just a bit bummed, and wishing I had gone with my original ikea plan.

I bought two: one for my kitchen and one for my towels. They both do just what I bought them for. Storing my towels (I have a lot) simply meant finding the best folding configuration that allowed the most towels to be stored. I share a 776 sq ft 2 bedroom house with a roommate. Storage was not a big deal in 1947 when it was built so reconfiguring things to fit is a constant exercise!The second cabinet fit in a cubbyhole close to the stove and stores the items I had purchased it for.No parts were damaged. Instructions were adequate. I didn't set a stopwatch while put them together but putting two together took up an afternoon. I've bought these types of furniture items for many years and know to just take my time, check all the parts and pieces, and it will go together just fine.If you want deep or wide or large storage, this isn't what you want. This cabinet is Supplemental storage for a small space.It looks nice. It fits in the space I had available. And it does the job I bought both of them for.