Pemberly Row Kitchen Cabinet in Beech
$1,504.32
Last updated on October 6, 2024 6:47 am Details
- Finish: Beech
- Convenient and accessible way to store your microwave, toaster and other small appliances
- Transparent doors on the top displays your fancy dinnerware
- Drawer to store kitchen utensils
- Cabinet space to store small appliance, pots and pans and much more
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5 reviews for Pemberly Row Kitchen Cabinet in Beech
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Nicolas Smith –
The assembly was very difficult. Some pieces were not marked so I had to guess. Lots of reassembly that could easily be done right before you piece things together so you can better distinguish the orientation of the pieces. Mine did not come with instructions so I had to work from my phone. The back panel is a PAIN IN THE A**. The panel gives no indications of where nails should be placed. The panel isn’t flush with any edge so if you set it flush to one side you only have about 1/8″ to set a nail into the opposite side. This caused blow outs through the particle board on the show side of the cabinet.
Hindsight I would go with either a cheap option that I would guess gives the same level quality or spend the extra $100 to get something better quality. If this cabinet was in the lower end of the $100s-200 I would be more accepting of the imperfections in the instructions and assembly difficulties.
Mark Briggs –
Perfect for my large microwave. Kinda hard to understand the instructions on the way to build it. Best if you use some carpenters glue on everything. But make sure your square before your glue starts to dry. There are some joints that are not perfect , I’m gonna just caulk them a little. It’s pretty good for the price though. Big. Looks good. The handles are cheap plastic. Planning on getting some chrome ones. The hinges are the good adjustable recessed one’s. The drawer sliders suck. Gonna get better one’s. I don’t like the plastic white screw head covers that are on outer sides. Over all. I like it… I’m a carpenter too. So it’s a cool project for me to change stuff. You could place paper behind the glass if desired. And you can paint it to what ever colour. Glue it all. Thumbs up….
Zira Misake –
I’d give it a 4, but there are some quality issues (cheap door handles that won’t stay on). It’s a great price. Putting it together is not a one person job. It’s only sturdy when you nail on the backboard. Once it is built, it is a nice looking piece of furniture. It has a good bit of storage space, and that’s what we needed.
Alex and Adrianna –
We received this today and put it together. It was very difficult to put together with the instructions given. The instructions were unclear. It is also not very sturdy and the backing already has tears in it. The drawer doesn’t smoothly slide in and out, and the handles stripped off the bottom cabinets. It is NOT worth what we paid at all.
Sonia Anderson –
Save up for a better quality purchase! This item came with the clear piece that is not glass had wood shavings in between the panels so impossible to clean. Also had many scuff marks on it. There were cracks in the wood and excess glue on many pieces that needed to be sanded down. Even for the cheap price we paid for it is still not even worth that. Very cheaply made and easily able to crack the wood while assembling. Some pieces arrived already with wood cracked. Just save your money and get something with better quality