White Cabinet

Very pleased with my cabinet. The finish and fit are what you'd expect at this price point. Suits my needs.

Really nice storage cabinet

I have the white Key West Tall Storage cabinet and it's really nice. I have it in my office at work. It helps me keep the clutter hidden while being a nice piece of furniture.

Very nice and functional cabinet

I have purchased several pieces of the Bush Key West collection and I couldn't be happier. My husband puts them together and he is impressed with the clear instruction booklets and the fact that they are always well packaged and protected from damage and no missing parts. Would definitely recommend if you are in the market for this type of furniture.

4 Stars

The cabinet is easy to install and the one thing I have to say is if it was taller and about another foot wider it would be well worth the money I paid for it. Just not as elegant as the picture displays.

1 Star

Literally fell apart after light use. Cheap materials. I would not recommend.

These are Perfect

We are downsizing but I needed some more storage room. These are perfect and look amazing in the spare office/bedroom. I was worried about the quality coming from Walmart but they are great quality! They are heavy! I had to help carry the package upstairs-they are heavy Real wood! None of the vinyl covering at all

Challenging Assembly

Great cabinet, but difficult to assemble - and keep in mind that the whole thing weighs about 100 pounds - and there's no team arriving with it to help you get it inside your house or apartment. Because I was forewarned by a different review, I hired two professional handymen to come over and assemble the thing. Working together, it took them about 45 minutes. I can only imagine how long it would have taken me.

Wouldn't Purchase From Bush Again

This was a fairly inexpensive storage cabinet so I wasn't expecting much but I'm still really disappointed. I had someone come over on a specific day to help me put this together and then a piece of hardware was missing so we couldn't do it. I ended up having to order replacement bolts online rather than wait for Bush to send me the missing part. Then, when it was fully together, no matter what we did the doors did not align properly. We watched the installation video and changed all the hinges but nothing worked. I think it's just overall poor quality.

Bottom back leg broke off. Lot of money to pay for a piece that doesn’t last and isnt built well. i want my money back.

West Tall Storage Cabinet

Great piece for extra storage in my bathroom.

Perfect for crafting supplies!

I bought this cabinet in white to hold my crafting supplies. I love that it has a small footprint but has so many shelves and holds so much. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Great storage cabinets!

I bought two of the cabinets for additional storage. They assembled easily by following the directions and the door hinges were adjustable to get them to line up just right. They hide office clutter and look great. The price was right too!

Nicer than picture!

I really like this cabinet. I put it together by myself in less than 1 hour. All the pieces were there and it went together easily. Great addition to our family room!

+1 more

Sleek and stylish

This is a tall pantry that holds a lot of items. Stylish and cleans well. It works well in my kitchen.

Art Supply Cabinet

My beautiful art supply cabinet arrived quickly. Very sturdily built and love the color Cape Cod Grey, blends with everyrhing...looks great in my studio.

Woth the price

At first when I got the build your own product I wasn't to sure about it. As I was putting together it didn't feel strong it was very wobbly. But as we finished building it it was nice and strong. So that made me order a second one. Perfect for accessories and shoes and tall boots.

Buy it!!!

Beautiful

Buy it!!!

Beautiful

Exactly what I needed!

This cabinet is great! Assembly instructions were clear and easy to follow. I would highly recommend.

You Get What You Pay For

It serves its purpose, allowing me to remove a lot of folded items from a bedroom closet and place them on shelves where I can readily see them. It's a little more cheaply made than I expected. There is practically no real wood. Yes, engineered wood is technically wood and has superior form and purpose for many uses. As a cabinet, I would prefer to have seen more wood with grain, even something as cheap as rubberwood. Had the sides been made of rubberwood it would be a very nice piece of furniture. Instead, it is cheaply made and looks cheap upon close examination. To a casual eye, it looks quite nice, particularly in white. The pictures on the web site show close-ups of the surface in various colors and indicate that there is a visible grain. Such a grain does not exist. It might well be covered in plastic laminate. I can't tell. It does not seem to be any sort of wood laminate. Still, it serves its function, occupies its space nicely, and is not obviously cheaply made. It was easy enough to assemble. Once put together, I found it impossible to align the doors so they were the same height. This is because I haven't assembled this kind of cheap stuff in a long time and I forgot to measure it corner to corner diagonally and make suitable adjustments to insure that the structure was square. Had I done so, the doors would have hung nicely. Since I did not, it was impossible to align them. I would have to remove the flimsy back which would be very difficult given the number of nails involved. Even a single cross-brace would have made an enormous difference in the final fit. Since it's viewed mostly from the side the way it stands in a corner, the misalignment is not noticeable, and in daily use it is easy to forget. Better hinges would allow for vertical alignment but the provided ones are cheap and depend on moving the entire door up or down for vertical alignment. Because I failed to make sure it was square before putting on the back, putting one side at its highest and the other side at its lowest still left a mismatch of about 1/8". Good enough for framing but not for finish work. The annoying thing is that it could have been avoided, had the instructions indicated how to square it before nailing the back on. If I weren't in my 70s and disabled I would remove the back, square the cabinet, and replace the back with a more sturdy laminate from a lumber supply store.