Greenvelly 67" Metal Display Cabinet with Doors and 4 Shelves, Black Glass Display Storage Cabinets for Collectibles, Tall Curio Cabinet with Glass Doors for Home Office, Living Room, Pantry

This cabinet is of excellent quality, aesthetically pleasing, and easy enough to assemble

These are great cabinets and I have left positive reviews on the Intergreat brand (as I have bought two) and have helped others with their questions. Maybe it’s the same company and the names change often. I don’t know. But the instructions on this Greenvelly are terrible and parts were listed that were missing but then those parts aren’t needed anyway. It’s really screwy. In the end the cabinet looks great. And metal is better than MDF anyday. The paint job is very good on both brands. These are pricey with added shipping. So one would think the instructions could be improved, right?!! I consider myself fairly handy. But these are miserable to put together. Watch the back portion. It’s best to put the two pieces together and slide them in rather than screw one at a time. The holes were not engineered correctly so it took some work You WILL need a drill driver for the screws. And I recommend screwing the cabinet into the wall ( there is a hole on the back for each back half).

It’s really cute and sturdy, the adjustable shelves are really nice, and it was packaged really carefully which was nice. The instructions were a single page and not very detailed, and some of the steps weren’t in order or at least in the easiest order to follow, but it was pretty simple to assemble! I bought two and didn’t need the instructions for the second shelf because it was easy to remember and intuitive. The magnetic doors aren’t 100% perfect, I noticed that for both shelves the top of the left door doesn’t stay flush with the magnets, same for the bottom of the right. I thought I assembled them wrong but I’m pretty sure I didn’t. Still, the doors close and it’s only a little annoying because I’m kind of insane. Over all, it’s good quality for a decent price! Also I thought it was nice that they included gloves and a screwdriver for assembly :)

Being a metal cabinet I was worried that it would get bent during shipping. However this was packaged VERY WELL. It had styrofoam all around each piece plus it had metal brackets (light brown L-shaped picture) in each of the 4 corners to take any dam6instead of cabinet, as well as 2 white C-shaped brackets (pictured as well) inside the bottom of each side panel to insure no bending. Cabinet instructions were good (just take your time and really pay attention to pics) each item was labeled to make assembly easier. It's all screwed together we'll including the 2 back panels screwing together. Glass doors are heavy duty and well made. All white paint looked great. Shelves are also very well made with extra metal down middle. Can't say enough about this cabinet. Looks amazing in our dining room. I ended up putting one of the white C-shaped throw away piece to good use as I have a baseboard that is 1/2 inch so cabinet at the top had a gap. So I screwed one of the white C-shaped brackets to the wall behind the middle of the cabinet at top for extra support and then screwed long screws through cabinet and into wall studs. It's not going anywhere. Like I said I am very happy with purchase. Great cabinet.

Loved how this cabinet came out. Very sturdy and looks amazing. The Pink is beautiful. Took some time to put together and definitely requires two people, but it is worth the Money. I’ve gotten a lot of compliments from family and friends.

Bought to store and display our daughter's Lego collection. Works great!!

5 stars for being cute; -17,000 stars for the worst assembly experience I've had in 25 years. I don't normally heavily downgrade item reviews for assembly but c'mon, people. This took me HOURS to assemble because they wanted to fit all instructions on a single side of a single sheet of paper. Helpful hints for other hapless purchasers: 1. I recommend you connect the E, A, and D pieces while the unit is lying down on a blanket or rug. The E pieces will flop around no matter what you do at this point. There is no way to attach them to the A pieces. I don't know why. 2. The D piece has a "lip" on the front that acts as part of the door jamb. It also has two sets of holes on the short edges for some reason. When you go to attach the A pieces to the D piece, aim for D's smaller holes. Always drive through the larger hole first, then the smaller hole. The screw holes will feel snug at first; this is because of the powder coating, and if you press forward a little while turning, the coating should give way. The instructions make none of this obvious. 3. You should assemble parts B1 and B2 to each other before trying to attach the back to the unit. B2's long edge has a "groove" that B1's "tongue" fits into, and you use two "J" screws coming from the "B2" side to attach them. They both have small tabs in one corner; if you've assembled them correctly, the tabs will be side by side and on the bottom center of the assembled back piece. 4. The E pieces have holes on the horizontal crossbars. They are off-centered. This is by design. When you position the E pieces, make sure that the holes are closer to the exterior of the unit ("facing out"). This is essential for attaching the back piece and doors later. This piece is cute but I would never buy it again.