51” Pantry Cabinets

This looks great in my kitchen and holds an amazing amount. We did find it very time consuming to assemble, as the directions could have been made more clear. We are both in our 80's so assembly itself was pretty easy once we figured out those directions! Very sturdy and I really like it.

I dont know why others are giving bad reviews. It is great. Sturdy. Doesn't move or rock. Holds alot. Definitely worth the purchase. I bought two. Love it!

This is a lovely cabinet, it has a lot of space and looks very sleek. The only reason why I won’t rate it 5 stars is because building it seemed to be a nightmare. Lots of the holes were missing aligned with each other, the diagrams were off a bit, and it was labeled all funky for the parts. But besides the awful amount of time it took to assemble it looks very nice. I’m using it for my cat supplies currently, but might add some other things. It’s suppose to be like a spice/can rack, but I have other things in mind.

It's a nice cabinet. It does take a while to put together because of all the screws but if you use a drill it will take less time. I didn't time it but I also took breaks. It's heavy in the box but once it's out of the box and put together I didn't think it was that bad. I use mine in the kitchen and it works great.

Before I review this, I just wanted to be sure to point out that I decorated mine pretty thoroughly with layers of wallpaper, so don't expect it to look like mine, lol. It started out all white and gold as seen in the product page, and as such was still very attractive. I just can't leave well enough alone, and am compelled to put my stamp on everything I own. I really wanted a black cabinet, but couldn't find one with the right dimensions, so I got this one and forced it to match. For those of you crafters out there, wall paper and/or contact paper adheres perfectly on the smooth surface with the exception of the diamond grooves, and since it's like formica, not painted, shouldn't damage the finish. Anyway, I put this baby together myself, with the exception of the doors, which I lassoed my hubby into helping me with. I guess you could engineer some way of propping up the doors to hold them in place while you screw the hinges on if you don't have a helper, but I was way too lazy for that. The instructions were clear but be sure to really look closely at them as there is the potential to screw up and have to backtrack if you don't pay attention. Oh, and there are two shelves in the door that you'll need a short Phillips or small flathead screwdriver for because space is limited there. Also, you really need to decide your door layout ahead of time because once together, those bars don't come out. I had to take apart the first one because I wanted to fit some tall containers in there and realized my mistake too late. It wasn't hard, though, so not a big deal, but you can save yourself that hassle with a little planning. As you look at it, it's pretty obvious which shelves are permanent and which aren't, but all of the poles are, so you need to choose which ones not to install beforehand. As others have mentioned, there are a ton of parts and assembly is time-consuming, but not hard. You will need a couple screwdrivers, a rubber mallet (or at least something heavy you can pad with a dish towel) and a whole lotta patience. Mine had no damage, came very well packaged, and had more than enough hardware. Each piece is very sturdy, including the hardware, and I had zero issues with misaligned or improperly pre drilled holes. Now put together, it is still very sturdy and holds quite alot. I have no fears of it tipping despite not using the provided anchor strap. Of course I have no children to worry about swinging on the doors, so you parents may want to secure it better. The only issue I have had is the right door won't stay open, but I suspect that's because I didn't level it before I filled it up. The legs do adjust a bit, so don't be me and take advantage of that feature before you load it up. Also, that same door sits a smidgen lower than the left one, but I'm gonna blame that on my hubby helper because, well, just because. All in all, I am very happy with my purchase and am super pleased to corral all the pantry overflow in this tidy little cabinet.

Once completed, I can say that this cabinet is nice. It is sturdy once assembled. I read the reviews and remember one from a woman who said she completed it by herself in 3 hours!! I took everything out, looked at all the pieces (2 sets have 86 pieces ea!) and knew I would need help. No one in my complex wanted to help! One man did, who was a retired contractor. He walked away after 7 hours!! I had to hire a handyman who completed the project in 1 hour! It is very tedious, and you must follow the directions. I am okay with this piece, but it was a nightmare to put together! U can only put very small items in the shelves on the doors and some do fall thru easily. It does look better than the metal shelving I was using!

Love this cabinet! Stylish and roomy. Fits well in smaller spaces

The absolute worst thing I’ve ever bought on Amazon! Boards all were warped. Doors cracked. Extremely cheaply made! Came in about 50+ pieces. Thank goodness Amazon refunded my money. Don’t waste your time on this one!!