JD Greta 1000mm Kitchen Wall Cabinet with Doors – Wall Unit – White Matt – Modern Storage Cupboard

I'm currently re doing my utility room after years of the room being a disorganised mess. I found some kitchen tall units and a base unit first, but needed to find a similar design wall unit, and found this one. First off, the instruction manual for this one is very clear, easy to follow and i found building up this unit a pleasure to do...it's very easy. Within in a couple of days of receiving it, it was built up and fixed to the wall. The grey doors are a very close match the other units i got from elsewhere, so pleased with that. I even like the fact that these doors are coloured on both sides. The adjustable wall 'hooks' were new to me (i used to just screw wall units directly to the wall in the past!), so took me a moment or two to work out how they worked, after fixing the mounting plates to the wall. Got it leveled up in a few moments.Unlike the other units i bought, that used wooden dowels, and the metal & cam lock system, this wall unit is put together with the course threaded chip board screws, making it very sturdy once built. You don't get those soft close hinges with this unit, like i have on my kitchen units, but that's fine for me, these units are just to store the bits and bobs i can't find anywhere else in the house to put away out of sight!The handles for this units are a cheaply made, i think are made of plastic, chrome plated on the outside with metal screw inserts. it would have been nicer to have proper metal handles like the other (different make) units i bought to go with it, have, but it's a minor gripe.The grey doors are very nice, they have a tinge of purple in them (to my eyes), very pleasant to look at.Price wise, this unit is on the cheaper side compared to others (i looked at dozens and dozens before settling on this one), and this unit isn't top notch quality, but for the price very acceptable. As mentioned above, i bought it for the utility room, so this suits the room just fine, and I'm more than happy with the price i paid for it.Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase, blend nicely with the Habitat Athina grey base and tall units in the revamped utility room. Plenty of space to store all those bits and bobs that can't go anywhere else! :)I'll get some piccys up, when i taken some, soon!

I wanted a wall cabinet to tidy and replace some old shelving in my utility room. This unit was perfect for that, looks much better than cluttered shelves. Easy to assemble and good quality fit and finish for a very competitive price.

You pay for what you get and these are about as adequate a cabinet as you can get for the price, without them being utterly useless. Kitted out an entire outhouse turning it into a laundry/shed space with these and the associated base units and they look effective with a black work surface. They will likely never experience the high traffic of a full kitchen, so accept the lower quality, and to that extent I’m more than happy with them.

We got the 100cm and the 50cm for our utility room in grey and they’re perfect. My husband put them together on his own and he’s 74, found them reasonably easy to put together. He hadn’t seen the brackets used before but they did the job, for my peace of my mind though he fixed some supporting woods underneath as extra support. Would recommend

This has to be the worst packaged and worst product that I have ever put together on my life!Horrendously fragmented poistyrine took me over an hour to clean up before I could get started and doors that I can't get anywhere near aligned and the wood around around one hole fragmented while adjusting.Took me a full day. Previously built two IKEA cupboards and fitting just took a couple hours and well happy with them. IKEA only from now on!Costing over£140 I can't afford to replace it. Mad as hell.

Easy to assemble Kitchen cabinet and IMO very decent quality unit that is competitively priced also. One aspect I did like is the brackets that are used at the top of unit to hang it on the wall of which can be adjusted up or down on either side to align the unit level, the bracket also has a screw at the rear to tighten the wall bracket up and make it secure against the wall. This is a heavy cabinet and also its going to be heavy if loaded with tins etc etc so make sure you use decent wall fixings (Wall fixings/plugs) are not supplied on purpose because the supplier doesn't know your individual wall situation of which IMO is a good idea from the supplier because they can't be held liable. In my case I was fixing to a plasterboard wall so I purchased heavy duty plaster board fixings of which I have shown in a photo, these can be purchased from any hardware store and fix in with a pozi-drive bit going very slowly in with a cordless drill after being pre drilled with 5mm drill bit.

Not the greatest quality, the door chipped when drilling the holes for the handle (had to cover the chipped part with washers, so it looks fine).Fine for what I had to do.

Good quality cupboard