Prepac Elite 32" Storage Cabinet, Black Storage Cabinet with Hanging Rail and Shelves for Living room, Kitchen and Laundry room 24.5" D x 32" W x 65" H

Good quality

Bad news first -- the factory drilling machine left a fair amount of tear-out on the exposed surfaces. Most of it was able to be covered, but there are a couple of places where the white coating is torn away showing the MDF underneath. Not a big deal to me mostly because I care more about the functionality, but also since in my application they're all up against a wall or behind another piece of furniture -- but something to be aware of if you're concerned about such things.I was able to assemble this cabinet without help, in a fairly confined space. Once the parts were out of the box, they were quite manageable. The holes were perfectly aligned on all the parts, and the instructions were clear, making assembly quite simple. You do have to pay close attention to the drawings on the instructions -- but they were clear enough even for me to follow. A cordless drill/screwdriver will definitely be your friend. The only part that was a bit annoying was trying to nail the back panel in place. I ended up using a staple gun, and that worked perfectly.The hanging space is definitely on the short side -- shirts an pants only, nothing long like dresses or long coats -- but for spare hanging space for my winter pants and shirts, it's great. The shelves are reasonably sized, and the overall cabinet is short enough that the top is also usable for storing larger items.The biggest gripe I have is not the fault of the seller or the product, but the delivery person. They wedged it up under my porch, and with the package weighing in at 120 lbs, it ridiculously difficult for me to maneuver out of the position by myself. When you order this, make sure you have somebody to help you move it -- in its box, it's a beast!All in all, I'm happy with the purchase. It's not an amazing value for money, but it's a reasonable one, imho.

I have only had this together for about 1 full day now so this doesn't speak to durability.Delivery/packaging: As mentioned by others, the package itself is extremely heavy. I live in a walk up apartment building, and both my roommate and I could lift it. I alone couldn't even lift one side off the ground. I decided too open the package downstairs and carry up the individual pieces. I learned that the doors are by far the heaviest pieces. I'm guessing this is to make the front appear to be from a more expensive wardrobe than it appears from the side. The packaging itself seemed like the shippers listened to the issues others had because mine was so well packaged it took a long time to get into the box even with a box cutter.Assembly: Instructions weren't great. I had some trouble until I figured out that everything goes into the side boards. It looks like you are supposed to assemble some pieces and then do this, but you shouldn't. I couldn't get the doors to line up correctly, and there is a small gap between the doors at the bottom. I and not sure if this is an issue with the alignment of the sides of the wardrobe or with the doors themselves. It looks fine from a bit if a distance, but if you are the type of person this would bother, I would stay away from this product. There isn't much to hold the doors closed other than their heaviness.Overall: Sturdy and seems like it will hold up to the couple of years I will need to use it as a bedroom closet. Good value.Warning: Product recommends power tools, but you don't absolutely need the unless attaching to wall. This product does not come with screwdrivers as some similar pieces of furniture do so make sure you have some Phillips head screwdrivers and a hammer on hand at the very least.

I been wanting one of these sturdy closets for a while now and finally found one with an unbelievable price sad part there’s no more wish I would of bought two. I put it together alone messed up on the side walls so had to take it all apart and start over which was faster because I actually knew what I was doing. The parts don’t come labeled so you have to match the screw holes to know which part goes with what. To me it was all worth it in the end because it’s beautiful the wood is nice and made well thanks to you whoever made it

I know what you're thinking: You need a wardrobe, this one is relatively inexpensive and seems serviceable enough, and it's made of a wood-like material, so how bad could it be?Well, first off, the edges of the boards were absolutely beat to hell, whether in packaging or in transit, as evidenced by the attached photos. It wasn't just a bit of paint missing, but gouges in the wood along the edges, especially the doors (which subsequently are going to be seen the most).The assembly instructions are poorly drawn and explained, which is a problem made even worse by the fact that absolutely none of the parts - boards or hardware - are labelled. Considering I had a stack of all black boards, of varying sizes, I had to end up carefully scrutinizing the poor illustrations in the instructional pamphlet and try guessing which boards were represented in the pictures based on how many holes are in each one. I eventually made it work, but it was needlessly difficult without labels.The unit is not particularly sturdy, especially the doors. The hinges leave a lot to be desired. They are self-advertised as '6-way adjustable hinges' or something, but the hinges are not well made, not sturdy, and are not easy to adjust, so any hopes of having the doors look perfectly aligned - and not slamming into each other when the unit closes - is a pipe dream.I just wanted something cheap and functional, but instead ended up with something that arrived damaged, was a nightmare to assemble, isn't sturdy at all, and I don't have much hope at all for the longevity of this unit. I'd skip this one if I were you.