VASAGLE Bathroom Floor Storage Cabinet, White UBCB60W

Estoy muy satisfecha con la compra, siguiendo instructivo lo puede armar una sola persona. Tarde 2hrs aprox y valió muchísimo la pena además se ve muy lindo

Liked size, colour, style, quality, used for apartment kitchen area. Perfect fit, 3 shelves, really nice cabinet, speedy delivery!

Fue fácil de armar y tiene buena calidad.

Easy to put together. It looks so nice. It’s good quality and is a perfect size for a small space. I bought it to use as a small dresser in a small bedroom with limited space. It’s perfect.

I wanted a small cabinet that would fit at the end of my counter, and fit just under the countertop, to put dog treats & these open bags of chips & crackers that collect on top of the counter. This cabinet is perfect; it fits under my (standard height) countertop, has a small footprint, and as you can see in the photo it works for my purpose. It would be great in a small bathroom as well, for shampoo, soaps, etc.
The two moveable shelves are 9-3/4″ deep, and the bottom shelf/base of the cabinet is 10.5″ deep; the interior width of the shelves is about 21-1/4″. In one photo the white round tub on the top shelf is a 4 qt. ice cream container, and a large ‘Sam’s size’ jar of Jif, if that helps. The (large) bags of chips that are folded down because they’re half-eaten fit fine – if they were unopened you’d have to store them on their side. The shelves adjust with 3 holes, about 2″ or so, but I don’t think a large size bag of chips will stand up even when they’re set as far apart as they can be.
It came exceptionally well packaged for shipping, and it’s hands down the easiest thing I’ve ever put together. They give you one extra of each part, and each piece of hardware is packaged and labeled in it’s own little zipper bag. First time I’ve seen that. Even the cabinet pulls are wrapped separately so that they won’t get scratched up. I used the box it came in to put it on to assemble it. It probably took me 30-45 minutes at most, and that’s considering I’m 60+ and struggle a bit getting up and down from the floor.
One of the last steps is to put the doors on, and I wondered how you’re supposed to wedge the pins at the top & bottom of the door into the assembled cabinet. The white plastic pin at the bottom of the door actually pushes in (see photo), then pops back out and into the hole when you slide the door into place. The top pin is metal. The face of the doors feels fairly solid which is very nice – meaning that the panel doesn’t bend in or wiggle around. It may be all one piece, I’m not sure.
I waited to completely tighten the top & bottom magnets until I had the doors in so that I could adjust them if needed. Both doors are held closed well by the magnet.
After assembly it was a little bit shaky – but the very last step is to put these little white clips in the back. They wedge between the board that makes up the back & the cabinet edge somehow – you wedge them in and screw the small screw in (see photo). That made a huge difference, and it’s not at all wobbly.
The paint finish is nice, at least for now, and all of the parts are painted – in other words, all edges are painted, there’s no bare wood showing even on the side or back of a shelf, or the inside. The slate blue color really is a slate blue/gray-blue, imo, even though it looks more gray in the photo.
The only tool I used was a small and larger head phillips screwdriver. It says you’ll need a hammer (for the dowels), but I didn’t. That’s another first, not to need every tool in the garage to put something like this together.
For a cabinet less than $100 I don’t think you’ll be disappointed in this one.

If I hadn’t put this 75% together before I noticed the top was dented I may have contacted support but decided it wasn’t worth it and finished assembly anyways. For what I was using it for, the dent won’t be a big deal. But in general the works perfect for what we needed.