BAXTON STUDIO Wholesale Interiors Agni Buffet and Hutch Kitchen Cabinet, Dark Brown

Assembly instructions were not clear but overall was easy to assemble. Looks great

Zero stars. The first order did not have both the boxes sent. They sent a replacement. Extremely poor instructions, took so many hours and we spent three days as we got irritated with instructions. Very wobbly after assembling. Doors don’t sit properly. We only wasted our time thinking end product may be good. Please don’t waste your time on this product.

My Husband put this together for me and the Directions were Awful, thank God he’s good on putting things together other than that Love the depth of drawer and shelving underneath was perfect for putting grandkids craft and play stuff

Package arrived in top shape. Fixing took some time (4-5 hours). This was my first time and had to figure out the different components. The end product was an elegant looking cabinet. Pretty sturdy and strong as well.

It took so long to put together, ended up throwing the directions away and just used common sense and know how on putting furniture together. 5 hrs later it looks cheap , I only paid 140 for this not sure how but it's listed now for 277 never never would I buy this at that price .I should have kept shopping on fb market place and found something I really wanted and probably better quickly.

Not bad. Instruction sheet is useless,we had to figure it out ourselves. All hardware was included and sturdy nothing damaged. Guess I lucked out.

End product was looking good but it was sturdy. It was shaking. Not worth the price..

Pros;• Two page instructions included an exploded components list with their orientation. This did make it easier for identifying parts, and planning out the build without need for the remainder of the instructions. This is wonderful for those familiar with building these types of furniture.Cons;• Product came with shipping damage, heavily re-taped. When removing the items, the hardware bag had previously been opened. (Indeterminate on if damaged in transit, but unlikely considering the below)• Parts were mislabeled, with multiple pieces having the same label as other non-similar pieces• No glue included, thankfully we have our own.• Hardware had been returned to the bags, but was missing one cam bolt. This was offset by the addition of an extra Cam, but since there was no pair, a functional sacrifice was needed to be made in order to complete the build. As there were dowels, this thankfully has not greatly impacted stability as the topmost shelf did have the ability to absorb this sacrifice. Not an ideal solution.• The crown piece arrived with the front facing surface unlaminated. Expected was the rear to be unlaminated, but both were, giving the final build a raw edge outward facing and aesthetically unpleasing.• Uncleaned surfaces from lamination. Most edges were fine, but the main shelf edge still had spillover gluing residue that needed to be cleaned.• Several screw pilot holes were marked, but not drilled.• Comprised of Low Density Fiberboard. Drawer rails not being piloted did require manual correction to allow for screwing.• Hardware included only exact amounts for build with no allowance for possible error, or damage. Exception to this was nails for attaching the back panels.• 4mm gap in door closures.Overall assessment is that this build set suggests the following.• Design concept and implementation was dictated by available pieces from the remnants of possibly multiple other builds and not a direct production from design to finished product.• Quality control is sorely lacking in several key points from design to implementation to finalization.• Problems (aside from those attributable to potential shipping damage) make the product overall worth far less than the asking price. Anything north of $100 would be laughable, $181 is insulting.