FOTOSOK 71" H Bookshelf with Drawers, Bookshelf and Bookcase with 3-Tier Open Shelves, Tall Bookcase Tall Storage Cabinet for Home Office, Cherry

We ordered this storage cabinet as a centerpiece for a custom closet installation. The unit is attractive, sturdy and looks great. It took a while to assemble, with many parts; but was not difficult. The instructions were excellent! Only problem- when the cabinet arrived, one of the drawer guides was broken. I contacted the manufacturer (through amazon's feedback system) and received two sets of drawers guides within two weeks. The manufacturer is in China, yet responded immediately to my request for replacement parts. Nice to see a company stand by their product. Would highly recommend.

This dresser/cabinet is exactly as described and arrived completely undamaged. I have yet to order any furniture online that didn't arrive with at least one piece damaged, so this is a first! It was easy to assemble, just took a long time. I put it together at 5 months pregnant by myself while my husband was at work, then had to have him help me put the top portion on the bottom drawers. Overall it took about 4 hours. Completely worth the price!

I was skeptical seeing all of those four and five star reviews, but I can honestly say, this bookcase has exceeded my expectations. It is well-designed and sturdy, similar to Ikea, but better, with one exception: Ikea bookcases typically have notches at the bottom to offset kickboards. However, if you want the bookcase to sit flush against the wall, you could remove the quarter-round and kickboard portion the same width as the bookcase.The drawers are surprisingly strong and have stops to prevent inadvertently removing them. They can also be intentionally removed. They have rollers which make them easy to move in and out. When fully extended, they do not sag.Be aware that even though the bookcase is 71” tall, the shipping box is only 45” tall. Consequently, each of the two sides have two pieces. This may seem odd, but this actually makes assembling easier. I fully assembled this bookcase without assistance. The illustrations are clear and easy to follow. Every piece is fits perfectly. You just have to be careful and don’t force it. The finished product looks great.There were some comments indicating the screws for the drawer handles are too short. This is understandable. The screw is 18 mm long and the drawer thickness is 15 mm. Therefore, only 3 mm screws into the handle. However, the real problem is the drawer handle threads are only 5 mm deep. Therefore, if you use 20 mm screws (the next size up), you risk having the screw bottoming out before it is snug. But if you use a thin washer, that should work. I used them as is and so far, they are holding up fine.These tips may be helpful:- Wear a mask during unpacking and assembly. That particle board dust gets all over and into your lungs if not careful.- How to open the box may not be obvious. I set the box long side down and opened the end with the product label right side up. This was fortuitous because the contents were stacked flat (i.e., not on the edges). This is also where the hardware and assembly instructions are located. I then slid the contents, one piece at a time, out of the box. I purchased two bookcases. For the second box, I positioned it the same way, but this time opened both ends and the long seam. I then unwrapped the box which exposed the entire contents. This made it much easier to unpack.- Open the box in your work area. Then as you unpack it, stack the pieces in your staging area. I made the mistake of opening the box in my staging area. Then I had to move everything from my work area back to my staging area - no big deal, just some unnecessary, extra work.- Be prepared to get cuts and scratches on various parts of your body (especially your hands) during unpacking and assembly. Some of the edges are very sharp. You may want to wear gloves. This is not a problem after the bookcase is fully assembled.- Beginning with step 2, when screwing each part A, be careful not to strip the plastic threads. If using a power screwdriver, set it at 30% capacity and then tighten by hand until just snug. This would explain why they include two extra plastic inserts.- Pay close attention at step 13. I inadvertently attempted to install parts 1 and 6 at the wrong end. I temporarily thought I had a defect until I realized my error.- For step 14, resist the temptation to set the base upright and then put the top on by lifting it. Follow the illustration. It is a lot easier. After this step, you can easily set the bookcase upright.- Step 15 is virtually impossible without a power screwdriver.- For step 16, leave the drawer handles off until they are fully assembled. The handles will be easier to attach then.- Also in step 16, for some reason while attaching the drawer rails (items DL and DR), the screws (G) on each end would not tighten (the middle screw was fine). This was not a problem for just one or two screws, all 12 screws acted as if the threads were stripped. I then added #4 x ½” screws (almost the same size as the G screws, M3 x 12 mm) to the empty holes next to the problem screws. These all tightened snugly. It was this minor issue that compelled me not to rate it as five stars overall.- After completing the rest of step 16, if you took my advice and left the handles off, now would be the time to attach these.- When installing the flat panels (items 6, 7 and 19), ensure the labels are on the unexposed side. In other words, the back of the bookcase and underneath the bottom of the drawers. Sure, the labels can be removed, you just have to be careful not to scratch the finish.- Finally, if you purchased more than one bookcase, don’t be arrogant as I was. When I assembled the second bookcase, even though it went much faster, it could have even been faster than it was. I seldom looked at the instructions and had to undo and redo some steps. For example, in step 13 I left the flat panel (6) off and installed the top (1). In step 16, I also left off a panel (19) for one of the drawers. I felt rather foolish looking at a perfectly squared drawer with no bottom. This one was very challenging to take apart.

Easy to assemble, sturdy, looks great and perfect size!

Okay, so I have scoured the internet for a product exactly like this, and it is nowhere to be found. Is it cheap? Yes. Does it look cheap? Also yes. But does it do exactly what it says on the tin? Again - yes. It is hard to find a bookcase/closed-storage combo unit that has a small footprint yet decent height, especially if you'd rather have drawers as opposed to cabinets on the bottom.... and you don't want to spend a fortune on such a solution. (If you're someone who's buying this type of furniture in general, you absolutely need a power screwdriver/drill, like multiple other reviewers mention. I promise it will pay for itself in 10 minutes. I was you 10 years ago, just bite they bullet and do yourself a favor - you won't use it just for this, but also for many other items.) In response to some other reviewer comments, I personally did not find the assembly directions more or less difficult than those for any other flat-pack furniture. I'm a petite female who's assembled a wide variety of home furnishings and while this item had more steps than some (due solely to the nature of the product - drawers + shelf unit), the schematics were no more or less difficult to understand than any other average product I've worked with. Protip: Like a recipe, read all of the directions, start to finish, before you touch anything else in the box. Get a sense of which steps go with which broader phases of assembly. Circle or highlight the pieces/fasteners needed for each step if that helps. Go slowly, triple check everything, and you'll be fine.

I used this as the center of a closet. It seemed pretty easy to assemble. It has just enough shelf space and great drawer space

I was able to put this piece together by myself in about an hour. The quality is pretty good but beware you will have to secure it to the wall for safety reasons, as it is not heavy enough considering how tall it is. Price point is good, wish I didn’t have to pay for shipping but did not find any other prime furniture that was like this item

Ordered three for one side of our walk in closet. Put two together on one side, and a single one on the other side, and ran a clothing rod down the units. Need another clothing rod under to make two tier closet hanging space.Instructions were super clear to read, and the unit itself was pretty easy to put together. It feels very sturdy and of good quality! The drawers close softly and no issues with them feeling like they fall apart. Only downside is how much shipping is. For 3 units, I paid $120. Almost what a unit costs. Other than that, works great for closet organization!