Cassie 2 Drawer File Cabinet White/Walnut - Buylateral: Mid-century Modern, Laminate Surface, Wood Composite

This is one of the worst purchases I have ever made. I've bought a lot of put together furniture for ikea, target, modern stores, etc and this piece in particular is the worst experience I have ever had with pieces like this. The instructions are not clear at all leaving MASSIVE room for error. I made one of those errors and due to the you having to glue sides together and use the locking bolts I was unable to fix my mistake. By the time I noticed it it was too late. I tried to disassemble and the particle board broke to an unfixable degree. I was unable to get the locking screwes out and the glue broke the dowels off in the holes. I now have a $175 dollar piece of "furniture" made of "wood" that's trash. I read all the negative reviews here and in many other places and still made the mistake of buying. I spend hours putting this together, going through each step slowly and carefully and I still made a mistake at the end that was irreversable. Please, find someting else for your own sanity.

It was super difficult to assemble and the directions are not clear in a few steps so there was major room for error and I had to disassemble twice to try and get it right ( the piece broke due to it having you use wood glue in certain steps) the drawers didn’t line up and the holes were not cut properly proportional for the bolts. Poor customer service from target on this one as well. I’d highly recommend getting something else. It’s cute in the pictures but cheap looking in person. It’s all particle board.

So, the good news is that most parts have a spare and it looks decent. The bad news is that there are no spares for the cam bolts or cams. I was short 1 cam. There is not customer service number to contact for missing parts. The installation has probably a hundred parts, Cam bolts, Cams, various screw sizes, panels etc. If you follow the instructions carefully it can be assembled in about 2 hours, with the following notes. 1) Do not over tighten the cams because the cheap fiber panels will break. 2) Some of the cam holes are too shallow. test fitting the cam without the cam bolts!!! If the cam will not fully fit into the hole, use a wood chisel or some tool to slightly increase the depth of the holes. 3) Be carefull reversing the cam if it is not working. If you over reverse the can, the MDF board will break. Use a tool to pry the cam out. It will NOT come out simply by reversing. Good luck, mine is assembled (Minus the missing cam and lookd ok, but is just a little bit crooked.) I may add internal 90 degree braces to see if I can fix that.