American Furniture Classics OS Home and Office Glass Door Accent and Display Cabinet, Red Paint

I fell in love with the red color and just had to buy it. And I'm so happy I did ! The size is perfect and it looks amazing here in my family room. The directions were great, and it was extremely easy to put together by myself. The only thing I found was that was easier to attach the hinges to the inside of the cabinet first and then attach the doors, instead of the other way around. I just wish I had the room for another one !

This is a wonderful addition to our home. Best off all is this shelf showcases our books and ornaments well.

It is sturdy and assembly was surprisingly easy. I built it alone and it wasn't tedious by any means. The instructions were intuitive. Getting the doors adjusted was the most difficult and I needed to ask my husband for help. Perfect for added storage in our small kitchen.

Just finished assembling it. First the good: The unit and its components are solid. The composite wood is dense and true. The enamel coat is smoothly applied, although there are a few chips here and there. The overall finished appearance is handsome. The instructions are clear, but it is important to pay attention to detail to avoid placing the wrong peg in the wrong hole. Now the bad: For those of us who care, the packaging is an environmental nightmare! Loads of unrecyclable styrofoam to add to the waste-stream. The cabinet doors do not meet nicely in the center of the unit as depicted in the Amazon illustration. There is a 7/16 inch gap. Although it is not noticeable upon casual inspection, the doors are slightly vertically misaligned as the guide holes in the blocks for the hinges are imperfectly predrilled. The assembly instructions depict the use of a rubber mallet to nail the cardboard back panel to the unit. Forget it! The wood is too dense and you'll never drive the nails. The nails are also nigh impossible to drive with a metal hammer (a tribute to the solid composite) and you are likely to ding and dent the surrounding wood in the attempt. I gave up, predrilled guide holes and applied the backing with 1/2 inch panhead screws--don't even bother with the nails.

The color was nice, glass seemed ok but I didn’t think much of the wood quality. There was many missing Dow rods which was the first thing I noticed. It was not very easy to put together especially with missing fixtures.