RiverRidge 06-028 Tall Corner Cabinet, Espresso

So easy to put together. Fits perfectly in the corner of my half bathroom to hold toilet paper and cleaning supplies and has cute little shelves for decor! Def recommend if have a smallBathroom space. 10/10 love it

The media could not be loaded.  It’s easy to measure however to actually visualize this in your space… is hard. This is about the size of a person. So picture your average size person. About 5 ft 5 inches . Wearing about a sz 12 pants if it’s a woman about at sz 36 if it’s a man. It’s their size. Period.It’s so small I’d don’t know what to use it for. So I’d say it’s about 90% decorative. It’s really not large enough to be all that useful. Too small even to store a crockpot or even a single use k cup brewer. …. Can goods maybe… or if you own a salon or brick and mortar, some small products to retail and that’s it.On the other hand this thing is sturdy and thick! Arrived on time with no damage . Took my son about an hour to out together by himself being extra careful not to ding it up.

Assembly: Fairly easy to assemble. 2 units in 45-60 mins. Nothing tricky. Hardware complete and not rusty.Sturdiness: Stable on flat surfaces. Light so it will teeter slightly on uneven surfaces. Issue can be solved using bracing brackets it comes with. Didn't use it since it will only be used for towels, sheets, etc.Value: Quality not of hardwood but that's not what I paid for. Light enough to easily move around. Surface finish clean and smooth. Minor edge or corner dings but much better than most ready to assemble furniture out of the box. It's well packaged.2 units small enough to put in a 10'×10' room with a queen size bed in between. Provides storage and shelving for guests. Bottom shelves height taller than top half shelves. To give an idea of what will fit: 4 large plush towels on one bottom shelf. Slightly too small for 1 large king summer quilt. Easily fits 8 mega toilet paper rolls. Due to its triangular shape, suggest you learn flag folding.

Perfect for the corner. I love this

I purchased the cabinet for a small bathroom with no storage. Other than putting the top section on - which requires 2 people, I was able to easily assemble. It's exactly what I needed. The storage is smallish, but only needed for bathroom necessities; toilet papers, soap and towels. No,it is not solid wood, but I never expected it to be but it is more than sturdy enough for it's usage.

Here is my exhaustive review of this piece of furniture (and others from the same company/set).Firstly, I've built a lot of (assembly required) furniture in my years. Anything you have to build I'd classify as cheap furniture, which sadly accounts for nearly everything in my house.The instructions were fairly straightforward and easy to follow. All the parts and pieces were there, which is more than I can say for previous builds I've done. Depending on the furniture piece, they use a lot of wood dowels. I'd recommend using wood glue to add an extra bit of sturdiness to the construction.I built four pieces within a six hour timeframe. Two spacesavers, a laundry hamper and a large corner shelf unit. Three pieces came from the RiverRidge Ellsworth collection and one from Ashland.------------------------PROS: The pieces are very nice. Especially the Ellsworth collection. They seem sturdy enough, though I expect some degree of degradation as time goes on. The Ashland spacesaver certainly had a cheaper feel and was much smaller than I expected. All-in-all though, they did add a bit of charm and elegance to both bathrooms. For cheap furniture.CONS: Toxic fumes! I'm a smoker for most of my life and can't smell which has its pros and cons. My wife however is very sensitive to chemical smells. In our guest bathroom, we used one spacesaver (Ashland). The smell was evident, but not overwhelming. It was tolerable. In the master, we used the hamper, spacesaver and large corner shelf (Ellsworth). It was noxious according to my wife. While I couldn't smell it, I do have sensitive sinuses which felt inflamed and experienced some dizziness. My wife had to sleep in our daughters bedroom last night because the smell was too much. (Less than 24 hours since the furniture has been in place.)The smell is not paint. It has no wood odor. Rather, a strong toxic glue smell. Something akin to a repair job we had done on our wood floor after flooding had damaged it.The combination of multiple pieces setup in a tight space like a bathroom may produce an abundance of fumes whereas a single piece in an open area might be easier to contend with.------------------------I moved the furniture outside and plan on leaving it there until the smell dissipates (unfortunately I already anchored the spacesavers). I'd suggest constructing the items in your garage (if you have one). If someone has a strong reaction to chemical smells, I'd pass on this. Or at the very least, keep it out of the house until it's tolerable. No idea how long that will take. The wife is trying various tricks to help with it (wiping down with white vinegar and covering in baking soda).Had I known the pieces are this much of a hassle, I've would've passed on them. They have been a headache both literally and figuratively.

After about an hour’s work on it, I finally get everything right. Good quality and looks good!

For a DIY assembly required project, I am pleasantly surprised with the quality of this piece of furniture! It was a leisure 2 hour assembly for me but not difficult at all. Beautiful accent to my water closet, which is now the cutest room in the house!

Great quality and easy to assemble.

Perfect fit for the corner. Doors worked well. Sturdy and stylish

The unit was very well packaged and assembly was easy. The only problem I had was one of the four hinges was slightly bent needing to be straightened. Yes, I would highly recommend this cabinet.

It's a beautiful shelf. Perfect for what I needed it for.

This unit is great! Easy to put together and perfect for a bathroom.