Sauder Miscellaneous Storage Craft & Sewing Armoire, Dakota Oak Finish

This is a great product. It went together easily. I did it 99% by myself. The only part that didn’t line up perfectly was the back panel, but it came out okay. I love the functionality. 🥰

Excellent quality, great instructions, very spacious. Can't say enough good things about this. Exactly as described and just what I hoped for.

I needed something to ditch my old wooden desk collecting dust and found this amazing dual printer/sewing storage armoire. The only reason it’s not getting 5-stars is when they delivered it, the top crown molding had a small crack in it and the general assembly felt back breaking. I did it solo for two days then called in a neighbor to help, it’s a two-person job. But aside from evil particle board, it’s a great piece of furniture! My neighbor across the hall now wants one and I can’t wait to start using it in real time for sewing. I live in a studio apartment and find that the versatility of this piece and sleek appearance make this worth the price. I personally like the gray color, and it was at least $20-$30 cheaper. Definitely recommend!

This is a great value for the money and creates a good amount of storage in a very small footprint. Fairly easy to put together and is pretty sturdy so far. Using this as a WFH desk and a crafting center. It easily fits my sewing machine, serger, and sewing boxes on the bottoms shelves which are completely out of the way while I’m working. The boxes are HEAVY (it ships in 2) so be careful if you need to get this up a flight of stairs.

Not my first assembly piece. Very heavy, as expected. Small pieces meant to attach the heaviest and longest boards over 5' just pop out, cannot handle any strain whatsoever, even with two people holding it steady. The wood ripped and it would no longer stand on its own. Particle board is not forgiving. The return process was ridiculous - and they tell you to drag two 70 lb boxes to a carrier of your choice and pay. AFTER paying $450 for the badly engineered piece. Anyone who says they put it together fine used wood glue or brackets of their own, because all my furniture is DIY, including an armoire from Ikea and several Sauder pieces - this piece is a poor design or a defect this seller is pawning on Amazon. It happens. Amazon needs to dump this seller too.

We bought this for our small one bedroom apartment. Both my boyfriend and I do a lot of miniature painting, 3D printing, and misc. crafting hobbies. This armoire has been an amazing help to keep things organized and be able to pull out the desk and put away for extra space whenever we want. Put it together in 6 hours; not that hard to do, just a lot of pieces. There was maybe one scratch on a piece from shipping but barely noticeable and we bought it mainly for utility, not looks. But it still looks great and very sturdy! The power strip is great for our two hobby lights and an airbrush. We're very happy we got it.

Just what I needed to create a place to sew my small quilts as I Iive in a very small house! I was able to put it together by myself, but did ask a friend to come help me lift it upright at that point in the build. He couldn't come over right away, but I was able to move forward and get all of the other components assembled and ready to go. As mentioned by others it does come in two boxes which are very heavy. I had help putting them into the back of my pickup (where I live there is a community room where all packages are delivered). I then opened the boxes in my truck at home and took all the parts and pieces into the house to assemble. Wanted to share this so others who may be worried about the weight of the boxes might use this info in their situation. I've used this method for putting other furniture together and it takes a little more time, but works for me.

Was SO THRILLED to have this delivered! My husband started putting to together as soon as it arrived. We knew in advance it was going to be a frustrating process as all assemble yourself furniture is, but all the pieces were labeled and the small parts were organized which was a pleasant surprise!The problem we ran into -parts of the main cabinet were not manufactured properly & were off by approx 1/8inch, which made it extremely difficult to assemble the shelving section. We managed to work it out, even though the parts don’t fit correctly. 1 side of the shelves are too big & the other side too small, we could only get 1 shelf separator in on that side using a hammer. Overall I’m very happy with it, I love how everything folds up & I can shut the door, that was the main selling point for me.