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Sauder Harbor View Library, Antiqued White finish

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Features

  • Item Does Not Contain Fabric
  • Made in US
  • Three adjustable shelves for flexible storage options
  • Enclosed back panel with cord access allows a convenient path for electrical cords
  • Detailing includes solid wood turned feet for an extra touch of class
  • Antiqued White finish
  • Engineered wood construction
  • Three adjustable shelves
  • Enclosed back panel has cord access
  • Detailing includes solid wood turned feet
  • Assembled measurements are 27.25 Inch wide by 17.50 Inch deep by 72.25 Inch tall; limited 5-year manufacturer warranty

Room Type: Library


Number of Shelves: 4


Product Dimensions: 17.5"D x 27.25"W x 72.25"H


Style: Library


Age Range (Description): Adult


Finish Type: Antiqued White Finish


Brand: Sauder


Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth


Size: L 27.21" x W 17.48" x H 72.24",


Assembly Required: Yes


Recommended Uses For Product: Library


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: Sauder Woodworking


Included Components: Materials, Assembly instructions, Hardware


Model Name: Harbor View


Item Weight: 119 Pounds


Furniture Finish: Antiqued White finish


Installation Type: Freestanding


Back Style: with-back


Item Weight: 119 pounds


Department: Home


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: 158085


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Fabric Type: Item Does Not Contain Fabric


Finish types: Antiqued White Finish


Number of pieces: 1


Warranty Description: 5 year parts.


Batteries required: No


Import: Made in US


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    • Nice bookcase; here are some tips to make assembly easier.
Color: Antiqued White Finish Style: Library
I bought this to coordinate with a French writing desk I inherited. I'm very happy with the bookcase. To gauge my skills, I'm fairly handy but not a pro. All told, it probably took me, without assistance, 3 hours over a day or two to complete assembly, including the extra steps I took, described below. I used a variable speed drill with phillips attachment for most of the project (but kept my drill speed on the low side), and sometimes a manual #2 phillips. My advice: take your time and read the instructions through beforehand so you know what to expect. Take breaks if (when) frustrated. You can do this! The long side facings on my unit were broken when I unpacked the box. I suggest going through the hardware bag to ensure you have all the hardware you need before contacting Sauder. The instruction booklet tells you how many pieces of each type of hardware you should have. I was missing a few pieces of hardware and was able to have those shipped with the new side facings. While assembling, I found it difficult to get underneath the unit to attach the screws to the side facings while keeping the facings in place. You are really working "upside down" and attaching pieces from below, and it's very difficult to see what you're doing. My solution was to first glue the side facings onto the front of the bookcase (a 1/8" bead of carpenter's glue on each surface is all you need); spread the glue around and apply the facing. MAKE SURE you place these facings the correct way as shown in the instructions, so the scored line on the back of the facing runs through the screw holes on the brown plastic connectors. You can use a mirror to check this. No need to clamp but you will need to wait several hours for glue drying. Then you can attach the screws after you flip the bookcase over, and the side facings will stay in place. This extra step takes time, but improves accuracy and makes that part of the task much easier. Also, if you are using this approach, you can minimally attach the front top arch with the screws first, and finish attaching the arch when you flip the bookcase. Make sure you have enough working room to complete assembly of the bookcase, because you must flip the bookcase over in mid-assembly. When attaching the back, I advise to ensure each nail hole on the front (finished) side is punched through to the back prior to attachment. On mine, some small nail holes did not go through to the back so I had to remove the back and repunch the holes. The back is dark brown and it's difficult to see the holes if they are not punched through. If you can avoid it, don't punch through the "handholds" on the back unless you really need them. I was able to pick up the bookcase myself without using the handholds but had already punched one partially out. I can't imagine why the handholds are there--the backing is very thin and I could feel the small brad nails that hold the back to the bookcase coming loose when I attempted to use the handhold. If anything the handhold might be used for leverage, but I advise not to place any pressure on the handhold. When attaching the feet, I initially had problems turning the foot screw into the foot. I then used a pliers to hold the screw stable while turning the screw onto the foot. That worked much better. You just need to get it started straight; then when you screw the foot into the bottom of the unit, your leverage will do the rest. Don't forget: there's no scratch protection on the bottom of the unit. If you are assembling this unit to be placed on a wood floor, be sure to place felt furniture pads on the bottoms of the feet and the back. You can buy these self stick pads at any home improvement store. Each foot takes a 1 ½" round felt pad, and the back takes a 3" x ¾" rectangle. I have a lot of books, and it's not difficult to reach the suggested weight limits of 25 to 40 lbs. with big art books. I weighed the stacks of books on the bathroom scale before placing them, so as not to exceed the weight limits. The completed bookcase is very functional and looks a lot more expensive than it is. (Well, that probably depends upon how you value your time and frustration.) For me, it was worth it. I might order another one! 1/3/2014 I did buy another unit and can't believe it, but nothing in the box was damaged and all hardware was included. Such a pleasant surprise--I was telling myself that I would have to wait to assemble it, but the parts were all intact! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2014 by Kindle Customer
    • Screwed up because of a screw
Review Image by Miss V Miss V
Review Image by Miss V Miss V
I have been a HUGE fan of Sauder furniture for years, which is why I recently decided to buy a few more pieces. This time, I was in need of a new family room setup. While I have yet to receive the entertainment center to match the pieces here, the library cabinets that I ordered were delivered earlier this week. I spent my Thanksgiving day building them, while the hubby took over the turkey. The first library (with the doors) was built without incident, as expected, as I've rarely ever encountered a problem with Sauder furniture. However, when I started on the second unit, I should have heeded more CAUTION after reading previous reviews on these particular pieces. As careful as I was with following the directions, I still managed to (somehow) drive a screw through the top piece while attaching the top molding. It was step #6 in the instruction book. I think the predrilled holes in the molding were a little TOO drilled, enabling me to go right through the top piece. I don't believe this was an error on my part, as I had barely tightened the screws before it went right through - plus, I didn't have this problem while building the first unit. For this reason - and this reason only, I did not give this product five stars. While it may be a tiny flaw, it is still a damaged product now, and that is very disappointing. As I said, I have been a Sauder Girl for years. As for shipping, both units arrived a lot earlier than expected, and without any damage. The Fed Ex carrier AND the UPS carrier were both polite enough to deliver each piece inside my door, as the pieces arrived separately and from different vendors. I love these new cabinets. They are beautiful with my décor, appear to be quite sturdy, and were pretty easy to assemble. It took maybe an hour for each piece, at the most. I would love to give this five stars, but that damn screw screwed that up. Maybe next time, Sauder. Maybe next time. ;) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2016 by Miss V Miss V
    • Very nice book case; not easy to assemble without a friend
Color: Antiqued White Finish Style: Library
I would have given this 5 stars because it is quite nice except for two things: 1) it is tremendously heavy for one person to have to lift while it is in the box. Carrier dumped the box in my yard, and I had to open it and bring it in piece by piece. Couldn't budge it alone. Good thing it didn't rain. 2) Very tedious to assemble due to the design application of the front moldings. Once you assemble the top, bottom and sides, you must hand screw in 14 little brown brackets which attach the moldings to the front of the piece; without the backing attached (which is a later step), the piece is too unstable to stand up, so you must reach under blindly to try to screw in the moldings. I ended up standing the piece up and balancing it on one shoulder while I screwed in the moldings from the rear. The moldings are not completely flush to the top/bottom shelves because they are so difficult to screw in and need adjustment. The finished look of the piece is beautiful; white-washed/distressed look in some spots I ended up with a spare part- a curved piece of bottom molding... not sure how, but it didn't change the look of the piece. All of the parts arrived in perfect condition. I would buy this again, as it is a substantial piece of furniture for the price, but I would definitely ask someone to help me carry it and assemble it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2014 by AmazonShopper66

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