Buy Modern Contemporary Glass Curio Cabinet with Cappuccino Top and BottomModern Contemporary Glass Curio Cabinet with Cappuccino Top and Bottom Product Description:
- Rectangular shaped
- Curio: 14"W x 17"L x 63-3/4"H
- Some assembly required.
- 3 glass shelves
- Cappuccino top and bottom
Product Description
This glass curio features rectangular shaped cappuccino top and bottom and is an ideal piece for displaying your collections. Some assembly required.
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34 of 34 people found the following review helpful.
By Sean
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1696LIMFIR3WP -ProsPerfect for display of your collectiblesSolid tempered glass-ConsCheaply made compressed fiber board top and bottomInstructions need an upgrade
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
By Eric Heine
Nearly all of my furniture is the "build it yourself" variety of furniture from Target, so I am no stranger to weird instructions and figuring out the puzzle of building furniture by myself. For this cabinet, however, I had to stare at the very first step of the instructions for a good 20 minutes before I realized it was missing some key things like which screws I was supposed to use for this particular step or which wood piece was the top and the bottom (the bottom has tiny holes near the bigger holes in it). Once I finally figured that out and got a few steps further, I realized that I was supposed to have the pipes very specifically aligned, which wasn't all that clear from the instructions. Once I got those two things figured out though (I had to redo the first couple of steps three times), it all came together nicely. I managed to build it by myself, but it definitely would've been easier with two people. Once you get the glass pieces together, this thing gets pretty heavy.The piece itself is perfect for displaying random knick knacks. The shelves are very strong, the glass itself does not break easily (through my building process things definitely got dropped on the glass and the glass did not show a scratch), and it's very easy to see everything inside the cabinet. The door is easy to open and doesn't make much, if any, noise when opening or closing. So, overall, once I got the cabinet built, it was well worth it.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By Roger E. Skinner
I'm used to Chinese instructions being somewhat less than ideal but, the instructions to assemble this item were worse than usual. First, the parts list said I was supposed to have 4 part D-Plastic Bars, but that was wrong, I only needed the two that arrived. Next, the instructions (which were only illustrations with letters identifying the parts) completely either missed a step or showed the wrong part ID in the very 1st assembly instruction, which took me awhile to figure out. The 1st illustration shows attaching the 4 part H-Legs through the bottom panel to the 4 part E-Front Cross Bars (a complete misnomer). No mention or illustration of how that is supposed to happen. Actually, you attach the bottom panel to the "Front Cross Bars" by using the largest metal screws (Part-I) and 4 washers (Part-J) through the 4 large holes then attach the part H-Legs using the 4 part V-Machine Screws (which aren't shown anywhere in the instructions) into the 4 smaller holes in the bottom. The rest of the instruction illustrations look like they might be accurate except I'm having difficulties completing step 3. According step 2, you insert the back glass panel, attached the 2 part D-Plastic Bars then in step 3, insert the 2 side glass panels, connecting them to the part D-Plastic Bars on the back glass piece. I'm getting very frustrated trying to do that. Maybe I need more hands to do that. Any suggestions anyone? While I like the idea and price of this case trying to put it together isn't worth the anguish.
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