Bread Box for Kitchen Scalloped Countertop Wooden Double Layer Bread | Container Bin Breadbox Holder Large Capacity Keeper Vintage Farmhouse Food Organizer

Yes, this is a sub $50 breadbox. No, it isn’t a quality piece for daily use and no, it won’t last a lifetime. However, it is real wood all the way around, although soft wood, it’s still real wood. My wife decided to follow the viral trend of making this our device charge box because the cords on the counter didn’t “look good”. I performed some cosmetic surgery to the side to allow access to the kitchen counter outlet for our devices charge cords. Overall, this looks great and serves its purpose. The poor reviews are based on people’s expectations of this being a $350-$500 high quality bread box which it isn’t and which is why it is cheap. Also, the bottom will fit a surface pro.

Horrible. I was so excited for this because it was cute. NOT! Got some of this put together. Took the door out of the box and it fell apart. Unable to nail it with small nails or glue it or anything. For $40 for a bread box…such a joke. Returned. Don’t even want another.

Nice little breadbox and easy to put together. It's what you'd expect for the price, pretty thin pine. That being said it went together nicely and it fits a couple loaves of bread with the second layer for homemade scones etc. I'm debating turning it into a charging station instead LOL

Just what I expected. Didn’t realize I would have to put it together, but it was very simple and easy to do so that was OK.

Exceptionally cute design. The worst craftsmanship & quality. You can see where the joints do not line up symmetrically & the finish is not cohesive. Took extra care in assembling. Some pre drilled holes were not in correct places. If you want cute & aesthetic this is the one. If you want durability & quality keep looking.

Beautiful box! Love that I can fit multiple loaves and different sizes!

This product is crap. Cheaply made, the door fell apart after one use. The door was held together with one small staple in each corner. Material on the breadbox is thin wood. That’s not bad, but it isn’t very substantial. Instructions are vague pictures. I never thought I would find an instruction sheet worse than ikea but here we are. Some steps are not depicted, you just have extra parts at the end that you have to go back and figure out. Would not recommend.

I was really nervous this was going to be hard to put together, but I found it to be very simple and easy. Took maybe 30 minutes. Worth it.

Love the look and it's very practical and easy to assemble. The only minor issue would be that the product being charred wood and not stained, meant that there was a definite dark burnt wood residue coming off each time we would touch it/wipe it down. Although, with time it has diminished and it is not harmful so it's more of an annoyance than a problem. Would still recommend this beautiful bread box.