Dowellia Shoe storage cabinet with 2 flip-out drawers, Narrow shoe storage cabinet for entrance hall, Shoe storage cabinet in white wood

I purchased this unit to store my many pairs of flip flops and sandals. Luckily, when it arrived I had someone here to haul it inside as it is a very, very heavy package. I knew it was going to be a challenge to put it together, but, I figured I would at least give it shot before I called my son for assistance. I had read several reviews where some people were missing parts so the first thing I did was to separate and count all of the items. Everything was accounted for except the little plugs used to cover the screws. I found the directions easy to get through once I figured out what the pictures were trying to tell me. There is no written set of directions. Just pictures. I managed to understand everything that I was instructed to do, although, It was necessary to really pay attention to the parts pictures to see what direction they were supposed to be facing. Everything was labeled except for two pieces, but again, by looking at the illustrations I was able to figure out what they were. I will admit that it took this 73 year old grandma a long time to complete the assembly but complete it I did! The hardest part for me was getting down on the floor to do some of the work and then attempting to get back up. I took my sweet time during this project because I did not want to make mistakes. I was amazed at how easy it was to complete each section once I interpreted the pictorial diagrams. The lack of strength in my hands made it a bit difficult to screw in all of the screws…

I purchased this unit to store my many pairs of flip flops and sandals. Luckily, when it arrived I had someone here to haul it inside as it is a very, very heavy package. I knew it was going to be a challenge to put it together, but, I figured I would at least give it shot before I called my son for assistance. I had read several reviews where some people were missing parts so the first thing I did was to separate and count all of the items. Everything was accounted for except the little plugs used to cover the screws. I found the directions easy to get through once I figured out what the pictures were trying to tell me. There is no written set of directions. Just pictures. I managed to understand everything that I was instructed to do, although, It was necessary to really pay attention to the parts pictures to see what direction they were supposed to be facing. Everything was labeled except for two pieces, but again, by looking at the illustrations I was able to figure out what they were. I will admit that it took this 73 year old grandma a long time to complete the assembly but complete it I did! The hardest part for me was getting down on the floor to do some of the work and then attempting to get back up. I took my sweet time during this project because I did not want to make mistakes. I was amazed at how easy it was to complete each section once I interpreted the pictorial diagrams. The lack of strength in my hands made it a bit difficult to screw in all of the screws…