This display cabinet from The Better Homes & Gardens® Ezra collection stands tall with classic, clean lines and stylish, geometric framing. The strong and lightweight 2-inch panel construction provides durability without being overly heavy, making this storage cabinet with glass doors easier to reposition. The two adjustable shelves and one fixed shelf of this tall storage cabinet provide flexibility for storage or display, allowing customization for items of all shapes and sizes. The safety-tempered glass doors with soft-close hinges keeps items displayed inside dust-free yet fully visible. Built-in adjustable levelers at the base ensure the furniture is level over uneven flooring. Whether it stands in the living room as a curio cabinet or media storage, or in the dining room as a China cupboard or at-home bar, this modern storage cabinet will surely be the focal point of the room. With a warm and natural Light Honey finish, this display cabinet with glass doors complements various home decor styles with its neutral and cozy appearance. Better Homes & Gardens Ezra Glass Door Storage Cabinet, Light Honey finish: Modern-style, 4-compartment glass door storage cabinet from the Better Homes & Gardens Ezra Collection Light honey wood-grain finish Features two adjustable shelves, one fixed shelf, and a closed back Sturdy 2-inch manufactured wood construction with built-in leveler base Safety-tempered glass doors with European-style soft-close hinges Cleaning and Care: Clean with dry cloth Assembly is required Assembled dimensions: 35.98” W x 15.51” D x 72.01” H Packaging dimensions (Box 1): L: 73.11" x W: 19.49" x H: 6.89" Packaging dimensions (Box 2): L: 42.76" x W: 18.74" x H: 8.74" Assembled weight: 138.82 lb. Maximum load weight: 25 lbs. Model: 443100
Model Number:
443100
Product SKU:
6534818408
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The price is right, but understand what you're getting. This is cheap veneers on top of particle board (or something similar). It's the sort of thing that chips when you accidently brush against it with something that isn't soft.
Long story short, you get what you pay for. This is perfect for someone on a budget, that wants something pretty to store stuff in, that will used rarely. But don't expect it's going to hold up under heavy use. If that's your intention, go with the black color so you can cover up dings easily with a sharpie.
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The price is right, but understand what you're getting. This is cheap veneers on top of particle board (or something similar). It's the sort of thing that chips when you accidently brush against it with something that isn't soft.
Long story short, you get what you pay for. This is perfect for someone on a budget, that wants something pretty to store stuff in, that will used rarely. But don't expect it's going to hold up under heavy use. If that's your intention, go with the black color so you can cover up dings easily with a sharpie.
No. Note "manufactured wood construction" this is particle board or something similar, and is not good quality. Either buy used or new real solid wood if you want good quality.
No. Note "manufactured wood construction" this is particle board or something similar, and is not good quality. Either buy used or new real solid wood if you want good quality.
Goof luck finding ANY solid wood furniture for under $1K. The way is to find USED items at state sales.
Nowadays the norm for expensive furniture is MDF/HDF with a veneer finish !!
Goof luck finding ANY solid wood furniture for under $1K. The way is to find USED items at state sales.
Nowadays the norm for expensive furniture is MDF/HDF with a veneer finish !!
Yep, just buy used, real quality and real wood!
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Or buy a Kreg Jig and say hello to your new hobby.
I am 100% all for DIY, but for something like this just the materials alone will cost you more than 2/3s of what this retails for. And it would take a beginner/intermediate person what at least 6 hours to research how-to, buy, and to cobble something like this? I'd rather spend $40 for someone to cut/drill/etc this for me .
What's wrong with Sauder? I had a few computer desks by Sauder probably 15-20 years ago and they were super heavy, solid, and long lasting. I thought it was a good brand?
What's wrong with Sauder? I had a few computer desks by Sauder probably 15-20 years ago and they were super heavy, solid, and long lasting. I thought it was a good brand?
If you like particle board with veneer glued on, its fine
I am 100% all for DIY, but for something like this just the materials alone will cost you more than 2/3s of what this retails for. And it would take a beginner/intermediate person what at least 6 hours to research how-to, buy, and to cobble something like this? I'd rather spend $40 for someone to cut/drill/etc this for me .
Yeah but you don't have to deal with particleboard. (Though you're right, even plywood is significantly more expensive than you'd expect.)
My landing in the Kreg Jig owner's culture quickly showed me I was a circular saw away from getting lots better furniture for just a little more trouble than assembling something from Ikea.
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Long story short, you get what you pay for. This is perfect for someone on a budget, that wants something pretty to store stuff in, that will used rarely. But don't expect it's going to hold up under heavy use. If that's your intention, go with the black color so you can cover up dings easily with a sharpie.
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Long story short, you get what you pay for. This is perfect for someone on a budget, that wants something pretty to store stuff in, that will used rarely. But don't expect it's going to hold up under heavy use. If that's your intention, go with the black color so you can cover up dings easily with a sharpie.
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Nowadays the norm for expensive furniture is MDF/HDF with a veneer finish !!
Nowadays the norm for expensive furniture is MDF/HDF with a veneer finish !!
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My landing in the Kreg Jig owner's culture quickly showed me I was a circular saw away from getting lots better furniture for just a little more trouble than assembling something from Ikea.
Not a bad deal at all.
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