Mission Console Cabinet, 30", Russet

I love this thing! It is real, solid wood, not particle board. It looks great in my dining room, fits in the small space I had available, and actually has a fair amount of storage space, despite its small size. It was a bit dicey to put together--I could get the sides to slide in as they were supposed to, but if I moved it, they fell out. But Once I got a friend to help, it went together in about 1/2 hour.

This is a lovely piece of furniture, even the back is finished well. Very easy to put together. It has soft, self close hinges on the doors, simply push slightly closed, and they finish closing the doors for you. No, I REALLY like this cabinet. But, there is one Problem. Because of the excellent quality of the materials use, there are real mirrors in the doors. And those mirrors make the cabinet 'front heavy". It wants to fall over when you open the doors, especially when it was empty. Included is the strap to secure it to the wall, so they are aware of this issue. However, I did not want to use the strap. I hate making holes in my walls, when I may later decide to move a piece of furniture. So, what I did was to add to both front feet, a felt pad, so that the front end of cabinet tilted slightly backward. You can't see this tilt. But it does help with the falling forward when the door is opened. Plus, I filled the cabinet up with stuff and placed the heavier items on the bottom. It is in use in my bathroom, for towels, and other bath items. If I had small children I would have had to use the strap. It is a really well built cabinet, with solid materials, woods, etc being used to make it. Maybe if they had not used the heavy mirrors, but something else that is reflective, or used a heavier piece for the backing. The backing of the cabinet is the only piece that is not solid wood. It's the usual fiber board type of material used by all manufacturers these days. I may add a heavier piece of my own making later on, but for now, it's good and sturdy and won't tip forward with the fix I made.

I bought this for extra storage in a bathroom. I love Leick furniture (I just wish more of their pieces came in lighter wood colors or white... hint, hint) The prices are reasonable and the quality is nice. It took about 30 minutes to put together. You need to build it upside down. The hardest part was attaching the last side. It helped to have a second person holding the 3 piece structure apart to insert the last piece. I used a soft mallet to lodge the pieces in to place. The cabinet doors come already attached which is nice. One of the doors did not want to stay completely open but that does not bother me much. Chances are 50% that it is my floor's issue. I unpacked and carried the pieces upstairs separately so it's easy for one person to deal with the weight. It's not very heavy. I have attached some pictures with various wood samples to show the color. I would call it a mahogany. It does have a reddish tint to it. The shelves are narrow. One picture shows a bath sheet folded in thirds. It fits but just barely. Overall, I am very happy with the cabinet. No major dings, packed well and nice looking. I would give it 4.5 stars if that was possible just due to the door issue.

I have several pieces from Leick furniture, in this style, and absolutely love all of them!! They're great quality, solid and sturdy. I think everything is solid wood, no pressboard. They do have to be assembled, but the way they go together is easy, with only a few pieces. The doors on this were already attached to the frame so I didn't have to mess with the hinges. The way it went together is genius, you just slide the parts together and they lock into place, then only a few screws. This is solid, won't ever fall apart, and no cam locks or little dowels, this is not ready-to-assemble furniture!! So...great quality, beautiful finish, fantastic style, though expensive, but you get what you pay for. I keep looking for more places in my home to put their stuff!! :) Highly recommend!!

This piece is really very well made! It is solid wood in a warm, rich varnish. The cabinet is extremely easy to assemble—I put it together by myself in less than thirty minutes. The door handles are black metal. They look great and are very complimentary to this piece’s style. The cabinet itself is only 11” deep. I have a fairly narrow entryway so I needed something that wouldn’t jut out too far—-and this console hit the mark perfectly. It looks so much more expensive than what I paid. Highly recommend!

This is a nice piece of furniture, all wood. Went together easily , good hardware. SeeMy problem was that it was a reship and it already had damage to the leg. I'm keeping because of the size and hassle to return. Disappointed!

This is a nice cabinet - it was a touch smaller than I expected, but the heavy wood, the finish and the assembly were as expected. What wasn't was that one of the supports for the top was busted off, and the only thing holding them on besides a little wood glue were two very thin wires. I had to reglue it. Fortunately it was on the back side of the unit - but the damage was not from handling by the delivery folks - the box was in good shape. It had to be at the factory. Have bought other Leick products before, and they have been decent values. This looks good - but quality might be hit or miss...

I was impressed by the way this table was engineered. Very sturdy construction and my wife and I had it assembled in about 15 minutes. I see so many things that are simply not engineered well theses days, I felt I needed to review this table and say good job to the manufacturer. I guess if I could get more granular with the star review I would give it a 4.8. The doors close and fit fine, however, it does take a good shove to get the spring loaded closers to grab the catch on the door. That might improve over time. If you can live with that, certainly buy it, it is built well and looks nice.

Great quality and detailing. If you need a small cabinet I highly recommend this one. A little pricey but it looks like a bespoke piece from high end stores.