Had for several years, holding up fantasticallyAlisonWe bought 4 of these (15" deep) for our back hall several years ago (pre-covid i think). They're holding up fantastically. We have the axtad white doors and drawer fronts. A quick wipe with a damp cloth and a tiny bit of dish soap every few months and they look brand new. One drawer has a bit messy bottom due to wet winter shoes being placed in it before they are dry for several years, but c'est la vie. All other drawers look brand new although we placed drawer liners in all of them. Top cupboard holds my canning pots perfectly. 15" Depth is perfect for our back hall. Went together very easily, but even the 15" deep ones needed to 2 strong people to lift up from horizontal (and not mare the ceiling) and also to lift onto the top rail on the back. We didn't use legs; we just put a 5/8" thick melamine board underneath...or else the bottom drawers would scrape the floor. Make sure the bottom drawer is as low as it can go or else the top drawer won't shut properly.5
Needs drawer hardware and instructionsErinThe instructions for the drawer fronts of this unit are wrong. I had to search YouTube and was lucky enough to find a short that showed me how to correctly position the hardware that attaches the drawer fronts! Without this, the upper doors will not be able to fit! Also, there is no set of instructions for this particular configuration. Why sell something as a unit if you are not going to support it with instructions?! There is no hardware for the drawers to be pulled out and that is not noted when you purchase it. There should be some sort of warning that comes up. Some people might already have hardware so I get not including it, but not everyone notices that it is needed and then you have to figure that out. The drawers themselves are not quite deep enough. You cannot fit a tall box of cereal or a tall pasta jar. If you use it for pots or smaller food items, it would work though.2
Great additionRose MarieTruly love the new cabinet!5
Nice units, extremely time consuming to assembleStevenThis was extremely painful to assemble. The legs are absolutely horrible and terrible quality plastic. I built a custom base to compensate. Don't buy extra decorative side panel if you are ok with white. I was unable to return it as it will not fit into my car and the store is 2-hour drive away. They refuse to pick it up. They won't let you return it to the small order store in London Ontario either. Poor customer service. I was told to buy the side panel which was not really necessary by the store staff. It also has to be cut down with a track saw to get it to fit and then the edge refinished much too much work.3
Help with instructions EdwardIKEA finished product is awesome, price is fair but the instructions are down right painful. This model is not referenced in the instructions so the install pattern for the drawers are a guess. Must have reinstalled 5 times. Chipped door as a result Trista 153 hinges work great when attached but one of them would not fit. Had to pound it in and chipped the door. Hinge adjustment is not straight forward. There were parts included that were not referenced. Long screw on bottom of drawers splits wood if not aligned perfectly. Consider myself relatively handy but instructions were not.2
I'm soory for bad reviewMarianI post bad review about that cabinet and I was wrong,the problem was I don't pay attention to assembly instruction and I did it in wrong way. I apologize to IKEA people , I' sorry. I fix it (lowering drawers )and now looks nice and work nice.My wife like it so it is great.Thank you and sorry one more time5
don't bay if you dont like problemsMarianmy wife like it so I bought, and to assembly it,even if you a genius , is impassible . You have to cut 3/4 " from the door or from the top drawer.Or bay smaller drawer.In any case don't look as good as on picture1
Assembly = ZEROTonyEven if you're a highly qualified engineer, no way you can put up this assembly1