OKD 72" Farmhosue Bar Cabinet with Sliding Barn Door, Large Kitchen Buffet with Hutch w/Wine & Glasses Rack, 3 Drawers, 12 Storage Shelves, Rustic Coffee Bar Sideboard Table, Dark Rustic Oak

A little time consuming to build alone but well worth it. It is extremely sturdy and has plenty of space. Make sure you pay attention to part numbers when putting the drawers together otherwise you might break through the inside of the drawer.

It was quite scary when we unloaded the 2 boxes - there are soooo many parts! But I have to say, this was one of the easiest pieces of furniture I ever assembled. Do note that the boxes are extremely heavy, and you may need to wait until both boxes arrive to assemble (they are not packed in assembly order). We unloaded them from our porch and brought in a few pieces at a time - otherwise you will need a dolly, a few very strong friends, or a delivery driver willing to bring them in! Take your time when assembling - and make sure you understand the instructions. The hardware and drilled holes all lined up perfectly on mine. I assembled 99% with hand tools - it is MDF so I wanted to be careful and not strip screws or chip/crumble the wood as some of the hardware is attached near edges on the boards. One side note - we attached the glass doors and noticed a very large gap at the top, decided to try turning them around and switching sides, and they fit much better. There is no indication as to which door goes where (both have the same part number), so keep that in mind. There is also an order shown as to the insertion of the drawers - and it does make a difference, so keep the numbers on the door fronts until you place them in the cabinet. The only blemishes I found were a few scratches on the wood where the magnet was installed to hold the glass doors in place - easily fixed with a furniture pen - and a small scratch on one of the hinges for those doors. Otherwise everything looks great. I assembled this on my own (71yr old female with arthritis) except for when I needed to lift the hutch to attach it to the base cabinet, moving heavy assembled pieces, and holding a few parts in place while placing screws. It did take me about 6-7 hours, but I move slow and I took my time. I did install the wine rack shelves, but not sure I will use them for that purpose. You can leave them off. We are using this in our living room to hold books and a small TV (about 18 1/2 inches high and 29 inches wide), etc. We did leave the glasses rack off to allow room for the TV. This will work great for just about any purpose - kitchen for a coffee bar, or liquor cabinet/bar; dining room for storage and service; etc. There is an anchor system to attach to the wall if needed. I do wish I had installed some felt or some type of protective surface on the bottom to help prevent scratches on my wood floor as this really can not be easily lifted once it is built. Overall, I highly recommend this "OKD 72" Farmhosue Bar Cabinet with Sliding Barn Door, Large Kitchen Buffet with Hutch w/Wine & Glasses Rack, 3 Drawers, 12 Storage Shelves, Rustic Coffee Bar Sideboard Table". The finish i selected is the reclaimed barnwood style.

Beautiful bar cabinet , I like it , it looks like exactly same as in picture, , quality is perfect, I assembled it within an hour and half … love the look and space saving part..

The bar arrived a few days ahead of when expected - a nice surprise. Everything is packaged very well and we had no breakage - even the tempered glass windows were intact. It comes in two boxes. One might think, as I did, that one box was for the bar and one for the hutch. NOPE. All the pieces are spread between the two boxes to maximize efficiency in space and shipping durability. The build... The instructions were easy to follow and most tools needed are included in the package. The only issue is that Part #14 is the back of the hutch - and comes in two pieces, an upper and lower. The lower one has a hole in it for fishing power cables. But, both are labeled #14 and the instructions do not distinguish which is which. I advise acquiring your own wood glue to supplement what is included - the two tiny ampules are not nearly enough. You will need a good screwdriver and a strong forearm. There are a LOT of pieces. And pay close attention to the parts indicated - there are multiple sizes of dowels and fasteners. You don't want to screw that up. Mid-assembly delay... I did experience a bit of breakage during assembly - three parts moved when they shouldn't have (my fault for skipping a step) and the "engineered wood" was not up to the task of holding together. I contacted the seller and they were extremely helpful. I took responsibility for breaking the pieces and offered to pay for replacements and shipping. They only had two of the three pieces I damaged in stock in the US, and shipped those to me at the cost of shipping only. The other piece wasn't beyond salvage. With a bit of wood glue and 48 hours in a wood vise I was able to get the part serviceable again. About that time, the replacement parts arrived. Final assembly... I was able to complete the assembly with no further issues. It was actually pretty easy. My wife took to putting the wood-grain stickers over the exposed hardware and unless you are up close you can't tell they are there. Warning! This is HEAVY. Read...packaged each box is 100 lbs. Assembled it is still almost 200 lbs. Be careful when putting on the hutch - get help at least in spotting the peg holes. Final assessment... As the picture shows it looks great. The doors move smoothly and nothing seems to rattle. Time will tell if it holds up over time. I still am only giving it 4 stars though. The reason? The "engineered wood". I know it is the most common material for furniture. And I know at this price perhaps I was expecting too much. Perhaps I mis-read the description and thought I was actually getting real reclaimed barnwood for this price. And it has nothing to do with the seller or service. Or even the final product. It's just a sticking point with me. If you're looking for something in this price range, you probably can't do better than this piece. Don't let my personal bias turn you off.

I think half of the cost was for all the packing materials used. I could have used either box as a battering ram they were so well protected. THERE ARE TWO BOXES THAT WILL BE SHIPPED AND LABLED BOX A AND BOX B. YOU NEED BOTH! A MONKEY CAN PIUT THIS TOGETHER! Two monkeys make it faster. The pilot holes were perfectly lined up. All the hardware was present and labeled for easy identification. They even added a pack of spare hardware that was labeled as spare. Follow all 52 steps and this thing goes up perfectly. Only gripe is you may have to get additional wood glue for the wooden dowels. There are two small tubes provided, but I seemed to run pretty low on glue as I got to the end. The only tools I needed were a ratcheting screw driver and an Allen tip for the baseboard. I used a small powered screw gun for the clips in the back. But you do not need one to complete the task, it just makes it easier. Stay away from an actual drill as you will strip the boards. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a decently priced cabinet that is simple to build, and looks great. Just follow the simple instructions and you should have no problems.