I purchased this buffet table so we could have a little more storage space for our kitchen appliances. It definitely meets that need, and i was pleasantly surprised to find that it was real wood! Although it is just pine, I was expecting it to be pressed particle board, which in my opinion, is worse. The table was easy to put together, although you do need a rather large space.

The only downsides are that it doesn't have drawer slides, but simply uses wood slats as a guide (not a deal breaker), and also my specific one came with two drawers with a slightly pink hue. The table comes in two packages, but I had issues with shipping (not the sellers fault) and they immediately sent me a new package. This may explain the slight variation in color, but it is not super noticable and I am willing to deal with it.

Overall, this is a good buy and I would recommend it, as well as the seller.

This is made of some nice quality wood. The reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is that it was not that easy to assemble for someone who owns and works in construction. Some of the pre-drilled holes did not line up which would have made it wobbly. The internal shelf was not very sturdy, but we were able to correct that with some upgrades (additional support and stronger board). The backing was also not very sturdy, so we replaced with some plywood. Don't get me wrong, this is a VERY nice cabinet. We just needed it a little more sturdy for what it was being used for.

I bought this product because I thought it would look good in my kitchen. I bought the item in April. It showed up pretty fast, but I didn't initially have time to put it together, so it sat in my garage for a bit. I finally had time to put it together, laid everything out and noticed I was missing quite a bit of the hardware. I contacted customer service and they sent me all the needed hardware, but, due to my schedule, I again didn't have time to put it together when I got the hardware. I finally had enough time to put it together around the holidays"¦ when I was just about completed, I noticed I was missing 2 more pieces. I contacted customer service and they sent the prices out without any issues.

Customer service is amazing. I bought it for the look and it's perfect for what I was going or. Functionality, on the other hand, the internal shelf is one solid shelf with no supports other than the side mounts and the bottom base board sits a little too high (impeding the opening of the doors). The drawers on the other hand are very strong.

For what I am using it for, it works perfect (look, drawers and counter space). Not a high quality product, probably won't go with me when I move, but for what it is and what I paid for it, it's pretty amazing.

Did I mention they have the best customer service I've ever dealt with?

I am disabled and can no longer do this stuff, so this sat around in the boxes for quite a few weeks waiting for someone to come around and offer to put it together. My 72-year-old Sis-In-Law showed up a couple days ago and offered to "Git er done"! So, she and my 79-year-old wife tore into it and about 6 hours later did indeed "git er done"! The Instructions can be a bit confusing at different levels. We spent quite a bit of time in discussion and still ended up with one of the face pieces between the door being reversed but I was certain we followed the directions. Not a big deal, we just mounted the door where it should go and ended up with a couple unused pilot holes, which is completely unnoticeable, on the left center divider. The screws provided for the door handles DO NOT FIT. We had to go to the hardware store and buy the correct size screws.
Before starting, buy a small bottle of Elmers glue, you're gonna need it and if you don't have a rubber mallet you should probably pick one up. You're also gonna need a #1 and #2 Philips screwdriver as well as a flat tipped one and a regular claw hammer. A small hammer like comes in those home kits worked best for us rather than the full sized one.
Double and triple check the directions and compare against the assembled photo often and do not skip ahead.
When putting on the back, nail all the corners down first then space the remaining nails equally.
Save the smaller thin hardboard packing strips for getting the proper spacing around the doors.
Lastly, there are holes in the drawer sides. There is no mention of this in the directions, but they are for drawer stops to prevent the drawers from pulling out too far.
After waxing the drawer glides and grooves using paraffin or a candle and ensuring acceptable fit and operation insert the drawers push the pegs flush with the drawer side. You are still able to reach them over the top of the drawer and push them back should removal of the drawer be required.

My picture: Yeah, it's looking pretty cramped and messy I know but we just now sat it there and we haven't found a new home for the desk and the trash can yet. We like it. It kinda matches our Hickory Kitchen cabinets and provides quite a bit of badly needed storage space.
It's not as solid as I would have built myself when I built furniture for a living but it's solid enough, especially for a DIY kit. I'd buy it again if I needed another.
Is it worth the price? Well, I guess it depends on you. I believe it's just a bit overpriced but I'm happy with it.

Really nice looking piece of furniture. Sturdy and heavy... Building it was an adventure... It says it takes 100 minutes for 2 people, it took my husband and I 3 hours to build it and we didnt mess up at all! Half the parts weren't labeled, so it was a guessing game. A not very important piece came broken in the box, but we made it work since it's in the back and you can't see it. Overall, I would buy again.