Prepac Elite 32" Stackable Wall Cabinet in Black

Bought 2 pc, one for laundry room and one for garage. Arrived ar perfect condition, it was easy and quick to set up my 12 year old enjoyed assembling it. Not too heavy to lift and fix.It could be better to provide star head screws for fixing in wall, current 4 head screws slips over stud.

I make so many purchases on Amazon that I rarely get around to writing reviews anymore - but I felt the need to write one based on this company's customer service. When this cabinet arrived I immediately noticed a corner of one of the doors had been damaged in shipping. I snapped a picture of it and emailed PrePac's customer service department. I wasn't really holding my breath that I'd get a reply or any sort of help since I've had some bad experiences with companies like this in the past, but to my delight they actually replied in a timely manner and said they were shipping out a replacement part to me. I received a new cabinet door to replace the damaged one in the mail just a short time later. So I just wanted to share my experience on here and let everyone know you can purchase with confidence - they will back up their product!

easy to assemble! the long screws are too long, we used some a little shorter. i gave it 4 starts for the adjusting my dad had to do on the doors to align with no gaps, took about 30 minutes but got it down.using it in my new esthetician spa room!

I was able to use this in my master closet , I set it up over a desk type file cabinet. The color is very appealing and i love the space. I put this together myself, it was not difficult.

Great value for this cabinet. Easy assembly and mounting. Did it all without help. Great storage for laundry room

10/10 do not recommend. I put together a lot of furniture and right out of the box I questioned the quality. I don’t know what they use to make the holes but they were all jagged and the facing was chipped near the holes. It wasn’t difficult to assemble for someone with experience. I was nervous to hang it on my wall and I followed the advice of another review that said to hang the shell then install the shelves and doors once on the wall. BIG MISTAKE. Try the doors first and make sure they’re going to look good before putting holes in your wall…The doors were so uneven, and the gap was almost an inch! I know how to adjust hinges and these could not be adjusted enough to close the gap. I was very careful to installed the correct set of hinges on the middle door per the instructions but it didn’t matter. And as I was giving up on making them straight and closing the gap I discovered the middle door got a hairline fracture where the hinge is. I contacted amazon and sending this junk back. And now I have to patch holes in my wall and repaint it.I was so optimistic and confident this was going to be a great solution for my laundry room and this was my worst furniture assembling experience. I have to disassemble the whole thing and repackage it. Luckily Amazon is going to pick it up from my house. I was so frustrated I didn’t get pictures..sorry. Just trust me, don’t take a chance on this.

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I bought this as a bathroom cabinet over the toilet, chosen mainly because it is deeper than most of the other cabinets that I could find. It's a functional cabinet. There are a few things that they could have done better, though:1. There is no panel for the interior back of the cabinet at all, so you see the wall inside. There really should be one.2. There is no melamine on the horizontal boards that go across the top and bottom of the back. Besides being ugly when you open the cabinet (bare particle board exposed), this mistake also makes installation harder, because the boards are *not* reversible, i.e. the hole is not in the center of the board, so there is a correct and incorrect orientation for these boards. Fortunately, I had some iron-on melamine edging, so I was able to correct that in about ten minutes or so; it was just ten minutes I wasn't expecting to have to spend.3. Their installation instructions are wrong. They instruct you to make sure your cabinet is fastened to at least three studs, but standard stud spacing is 16 inches center to center, and the cabinet is 32 inches wide, so you would literally have to have two screws on the *outside* of both sides of the cabinet to hit three studs.4. They cut some corners when they made the doors, halfway pre-drilling both doors so that they could be either left-handed or right-handed doors, with instructions to finish the drilling yourself, making one door be left-handed and the other right-handed. This causes three problems. First, there are extra holes on the inside of the door that you can't do anything about. Second, drilling through melamine isn't an exact science, and there's a real risk of tearing it when you drill, resulting in an unsightly finish. Third, there's always a real risk that someone could be careless and drill them both the same way, and then be really unhappy. And there's really no reason for this. For single cabinets, I suppose it saves them from having to have a left-handed and right-handed model, but for a double cabinet, you will *always* have to drill one for the left and one for the right. So why not just drill one for the left and one for the right? It's a tiny bit of extra parts SKU management and actually *less* work for the machine shop to do the drilling.5. The alignment isn't as good as I would expect, i.e. those horizontal back boards don't quite touch the top and bottom pieces, which probably impacts the strength of the unit overall.6. The shelf brackets that hold the interior shelf are plastic, which means they're going to last all of about a week before you break them and replace them with metal. :-D7. It would be nice if they included screws for mounting it to the wall. It's not a big deal, just not something I would have expected to need to get.All in all, it's a functional piece of hardware, and inexpensive, so I can't fault it too much, but a few tiny tweaks to fix the issues listed above would make it a lot better.