SystemBuild Clarkson Mini Refrigerator Storage Cabinet (Black)

Pretty nice. Not any amazing quality, but decent. I think if you don't abuse it, seems like it will last long and is a great product for the price. Great to conceal "kitchen" items in our small office which has no separation from the "kitchen" area. Hid a toaster oven in the upper cabinet. Only downside is the space under upper cabinet and top of fridge is not large enough to operate a Keurig coffee machine. The plan was to place the coffee machine in this cabinet also, but doesn't work because the top of the keurig has to open to accept the pods and the upper cabinet is too low, not enough height. So the keurig is just sitting on a side table we put next to this cabinet.

I bought this to reduce room to store my products and fridge. It's not too advanced to build but having everything lined up perfectly may be a hassle if youre not used to building things like this. So far it does what it is built to do. It's not the most premium build quality but it will work for what it's for.

I've put together a LOT of laminate furniture and this was literally the BIGGEST piece of crap and waste of money I have ever purchased. First was the delivery, Amazon left this on my front porch with some kind of oil dripping from the side. I didn't notice it until it had also dripped all over the floor in my entryway. I opened the box right away for fear it would soak through to the fake wood and ruin it. Then most of the pieces were not labeled so it was a guess based on the pictures in the instructions. Several of the pieces were really scuffed and scratched. The edges almost look worn like old laminate furniture - not something new that cost over $100! Just very cheaply made. And the last straw were the doors. I've adjusted them a million times to look avail, they still won't line up. Get something else. This thing is not worth the price.

Worked out perfectly! It's not fine furniture but it is highly functional and s great value.

This is, of course, self-assembly particle board furniture, like you might get from Walmart, Target, or Ikea. However, if self-assembly furniture has a spectrum of quality, this would be on the low side. Perhaps very low. Since I'd read other reviews here, and am somewhat handy with basic carpentry, I decided to take the challenge, but was appropriately careful with the assembly. You really have to be careful not to over-torque anything, even mildly, and not put any odd stresses on parts while standing it up. Even being carefully paranoid, I stripped out a couple of screws on the door hinges, and had to re-pack the holes with wood filler.If that were the end of the story, I might've given the thing four or five stars. Hey, if you're buying a $75 flat-pack cabinet, you can't expect Amish quality, right? Problem is, once it's assembled, you realize how low grade it looks. The edges of the boards are "finished" only with a little black paint, which look terrible. There are a couple of edges that aren't finished at all, leaving the bare particle board showing through, although those aren't visible from typical angles. But I went over them with some black paint just to be thorough. The two cabinet doors, which are the major surfaces that will be facing the viewer, were noticeably scratched due to the boards sliding around in the box during shipping (I guess). So I refinished those, too.Finally, the edges of many of the panels were simply rough looking. There were a variety of issues here, as if they were delaminating, gouged, split, or cracked from (perhaps) impact during shipping.None of the above issues are noticeable from a distance. Architectural Digest won't be visiting your home to photograph the thing, but it'll probably pass if it's tucked in a corner someplace. That said, if someone stood right in front of it under good light, and gave it a proper once-over, they'd assume you found a ten year old item from a thrift store.Last issue. There is a shelf ostensibly designed to hold a small microwave. That's what I got it for, anyway. There is no pass-through in the back of the cabinet for the microwave's power cord. So, you also need to be ready to cut a hole in the back. Fortunately, the back is only a thick sort of cardboard, so you can do it with a utility knife.It has a drywall screw mounting bracket toward the top to secure the cabinet to the wall behind it. I was not going to use it. However, the unit is so flimsy, tall, and shallow that, with any weight on it, it becomes very prone to tip over. So the drywall mount not only become useful but necessary. I don't think the cabinet will have a problem supporting the weight of whatever you put on it, it's just really tippy once it's loaded up.So, three stars because when you're done, you really do have a cabinet that does the job. So, that's the key thing. It's just not an awesome cabinet, and by some standards, it might even be an embarrassing cabinet. Fortunately for the manufacturer, this seems to be the only product of its kind around.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Holds my mini fridge, microwave and has nice cabinet space at the top for plates and snacks. Matches nicely with my bedroom furniture. Easy to assemble. Delivery was quick and is definitely worth the money.

Let me start off by saying this is one of the most flimsiest cabinet ever. Not a surprise, it’s made of sheet board and the price is cheap. I was going to build my own but I got lazy and I just wanted something temporary.Installation was easy BUT that is because I’m experienced. I’ve been fixing and building houses with my pops since I was 15. But if you’re not experienced, run away from this. you will be frustrated when assembling and might end up giving up.Manual left out a key part of installation, good thing I didn’t use it. The door lock cabinet is just for show. Any grown adult can open it without a key with ease.I improvised and cut a hole so I can stick a cable through one of the shelf as well as cut out a chunk on the bottom so I could fit in a multi plug outlet.That’s all, buy it if you’re experienced and you want something temporary or you want something cheap for your man cave.When I move, I’m throwing this junk away.Why did I even give it two stars? Because it is as pictured and secondly, it works. (Barely)

I was pleasantly surprised with this item... But I wasn't expecting 'hard wood' quality either! Lol... It's sturdy and does a great job at making that area look much more put together... Definitely worth the price?! Only reason I gave it a four star was because the cabinet doors overlap a bit and I have to make sure to lift up one side a bit in order for them to actually close, I was just to lazy to do and exchange! Lol...