YITAHOME 67" Rustic Oak Bar Cabinet with Wooden Doors - Farmhouse Kitchen Storage for Liquor, Glasses & Coffee Bar - Open Shelf Design for Living Room, Dining Room & Home Bar Decor

I am 110% pleased with this cabinet in terms of value for the money. It perfectly fits the space and looks amazing next to my wine fridge (NOT INCLUDED.) You’ll have to buy your own copy of Wine Folly, as well. If you’re considering this cabinet for your home, read on!DELIVERY: This product arrives knocked down (like IKEA) and is very well packaged inside the shipping box. My Amazon driver did an excellent job delivering this to my front porch. IKEA charges extra for delivery, but Prime includes delivery!THE BOX: The box is designed to open up completely flat, so make sure the tape is at the top when you lay the box down, and ensure the build space is adequate to completely open the cardboard carton since you’ll want to build the cabinet on the box. Have a large trash bag for the styrofoam and expanded foam sheeting, as these products are not recyclable most places. Bag these as you unpack the carton to reduce the amount of cleaning you’ll do when you’re done.LABELING: Each piece has a sticker to help identify it. These pieces correspond to the I structure manual. The hardware is in a smaller corrugated box inside the carton, and each type of hardware is individually packaged and labeled, as well. My kit had more than enough of every fastener needed to build the cabinet.INSTRUCTIONS: These were almost as good as IKEA. Since I have built more than my fair share of IKEA, I sat down and read all the instructions first (GASP!) because the fastest way to prolong an IKEA build is to miss a step or to assemble something backwards. The instructions do NOT mention the need to tighten the cam locks. I’ve built a ton of this type of furniture and knew to do that, but it’s possible that others who were not satisfied with these cabinets or thought they were weak or wobbly didn’t know that you must use a Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the cam locks in a clockwise direction until they stop. This tightens each joint and yields a very stable cabinet.TIPS: At each step, I carefully matched the orientation of the piece with the instructions, which made it easier to avoid any mishaps. I also installed the top surface onto the base cabinet before installing the cam screws on the top side. This makes the installation more stable and avoids damaging the bottom cam screws while trying to install the top ones. I also installed the cabinet doors and shelf before attaching the hutch. Lastly, I put the base in place and adjusted the feet to ensure it was level and did not rock before pulling it back out and installing the hutch. This made the cabinet lighter and easier to tilt up and adjust the feet.DIMENSIONS: All holes were drilled correctly. The base cabinet holes for the adjustable shelf could have been a little deeper. There are three shelves on the hutch, including the space on top of the base. The interior width of the hutch is 24-3/8” and the depth is 9-3/8”; the top shelf is 11-3/4” high and the wine glass rack reduces this space by 1-1/2”; the second shelf is 9-3/4” high; the bottom shelf is 13” high and the top of the base cabinet is 15” deep in available space. The base cabinet top shelf is permanently installed and is also 24-3/8” wide x 14-11/16” deep x 8-3/4” high. The second shelf has three height options that are 2-1/2” apart. Mine is on the middle set of holes, with 8-3/8” high second and bottom shelves. Adjust these clearances by 2-1/2” if you want a different height. Finally, if you choose to place the adjustable shelf in the bottom of the cabinet to store taller items, you’d have 16-3/4” of clearance.The total cabinet exterior dimensions are 26-7/8” wide x 15-3/4” deep x 67-7/16” tall including the adjustable feet.FINALLY: This was a very easy project for an experienced builder. A novice builder might struggle with the level of detail in the instructions, but the tips above should help.