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Bello però le spiegazioni sul foglio non sono chiarissime,attenzione a seguire la sequenza nel montaggio..i cassetti in foto sembrano di legno ma invece sono in tessuto però è bello resistente.

Uistekend 4kbluray rek, ruimtebesparend, degelijke materialen en zeer stevig, al is het me wel een bouwpakket. Duidelijke tekening voor montage, schroefjes appart in gelabelde zakjes. Al met al zeker een aanrader!

Easy to assemble and looks great. Perfect for the cost.

Not the clearest instructions but do-able..be careful when assembling the side pieces as only one side was numbered and i realized I had put it together backwards and had to remove all bolts and start again. I never used what I assume are book ends..they don't sit straight and are just in the way, I removed them. Otherwise it's ok....update...I ordered another one and it was much easier to put together...I think they look great in the basement area. Changed my rating from 4 to 5.

Perfect when you have limited space, but provide a good amount of storage.

This company is by far the WORST company I've ever dealt with. They offer "solutions" which don't help at all. Additionally, the product itself is a cheap piece of garbage which WILL fall apart soon. DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM!!!!

So, there's a subset of manufacturing design called "Design for Logistics". Simplified, Design for Logistics means that an unassembled item is designed in such a way that when the pieces are placed in a box, as many boxes as possible can be placed on a pallet. That way they can ship overseas as many products as possible on their container ships. This item is an excellent example of Design for Logistics and the polar opposite of Design for Quality or User Experience Design. In other words it is not made with the customer in mind, it is made to make the manufacturer as much money as possible in the shortest period of time. It is made of the absolute thinnest materials possible, that can be manufactured and assembled and still retain their integrity, briefly (a practice that is sometimes known as chàbuduō). It is made up of somewhere around a hundred parts if you include fasteners. It will take you from 2.5-3 hours to assemble and in that time you will find holes that were incorrectly drilled, missing parts and even areas that should have a hole and receiver, but were never completed. The Quality Assurance must be terrible. The drawers are made from the cheapest, thinnest cardboard/fiberboard and covered with the same material that has a fake woven pattern pressed into it, that is usually used to cover fine electronics when shipped. It has absolutely no lasting integrity, its literally made for temporary use as a dust cover to be disposed of after use, basically a few steps up from tissue paper (you'll see what I mean in the pictures). I dragged my finger across when pulling it out of the package and the fabric ripped. Not just a little, an inch long rip from just the friction of my finger being dragged across it as I pulled it out of the plastic bag! The material was actually being pulled up from the fiberboard. You can see from the picture how incredibly thin the material is, as you can also see the cardboard/fiberboard through it. It is beyond me that a company could release something like this to the public and think that it would be accepted without noticing the way that it is made.