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Sauder HomePlus Storage Cabinet/ Pantry cabinets, Soft White finish

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Condition
New
Color
Soft White
Dimensions
17.01 x 23.31 x 71.12 in
Weight
89.8 lb
Material
Engineered Wood
Additional Features
Adjustable Shelf
Room Type
Kitchen
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Features 6

  • Item Does Not Contain Fabric
  • ELEVATE YOUR SPACE Finished in Soft White, this elegant storage cabinet enhances your home decor while providing ample storage solutions for kitchen supplies and office essentials
  • SPACIOUS HIDDEN STORAGE Two large doors reveal a generous hidden area with four adjustable shelves, perfect for organizing everything from decorative items to craft supplies
  • VERSATILE PLACEMENT Ideal for your home, this cabinet serves as a stylish entryway storage solution or a functional utility cabinet in your laundry room

Description

No need to sacrifice style for storage when you can have both with this storage cabinet from the HomePlus collection. Behind its two large doors is a spacious hidden storage area that includes four adjustable shelves that can move to different heights to create flexible storage for items of all shapes and sizes. These versatile shelves are ideal for storage of a variety of different items like books, kitchen pantry items, books, and more. You can find a spot for all your things, no matter what room of the home needs a storage solution. This storage cabinet with doors features an enclosed back panel with cord access cutouts which makes charging your tablet, phone, or power tool batteries possible. Adjustable base levelers ensures that your double door storage cabinet is level and steady, even if the floor is not. Framed panel doors are just another stylish touch to this white storage cabinet. Finished in Soft White®, this sleek cabinet will look good and get you organized in a snap.

Specs 49

Brand Sauder
Color Soft White
Material Engineered Wood
Recommended Uses For Product Storage
Product Dimensions 17.01"D x 23.31"W x 71.12"H
Brand Name Sauder
Additional Features Adjustable Shelf
Room Type Kitchen

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Worth the purchase
Color: Soft White
Review Image by L. Bohigian
Review Image by L. Bohigian
Review Image by L. Bohigian
I'll start off by saying that this is my 2nd & 3rd purchase of this cabinet. Living in a home built in the 1800's, we lack storage! The first one was purchased two years ago and used as a linen closet for my bathroom. After renovating our pantry this past week, I purchased two more of these to put side by side. This gives me lots of storage! I can tell you the instructions improved immensely on these since my first purchase. Very clear and easy to follow this time around. Even the nails/screws/pieces were clearly labeled. Here are my pro's and cons: Pro's -Instructions were very clear and the unit was surprisingly easy to put together (except for the doors - you'll need a 2nd set of hands to align the hinges). But being a tiny woman, I managed to put these together in no-time. -The hinges on the door do allow you to adjust the doors both horizontally and vertically in case they don't look even. The first cabinet had a big gap between the doors when I first installed them. The second cabinet, the right door fell a little lower than the left. Adjusting fixed it a bit. -You can easily adjust the feet in case your floor is slightly uneven to adjust the unit. I put two next to each other and this feature came in very handy. -Shelves are deep and adjustable. -Looks modern and clean Cons: -The door handles on one of the units are not even. Meaning, the holes were drilled slightly off. Nothing I can do about that one. Hardly noticeable, but I see it.... -As great as this unit is, the back of it is severely lacking in quality. It's literally a piece of cardboard backing (not even particle board). How is this possible?? -The doors close SUPER loudly. Maybe i'm just used to my soft close kitchen cabinets. I purchased cabinet bumpers to help with this. It made a difference. -While the shelves themselves are sturdy, they are made of particle board. I made the mistake in my bathroom cabinet of storing some liquid soap bottles in there and my iron. BIG mistake. I had a leak and the shelf bubbled and warped. Just a heads up to use contact paper or liners if you plan to store anything with a liquid. Overall, I am very happy with how these came out. They serve the purpose, look great, and didn't cause me to lose my mind when installing. These are worth the purchase! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2023 by L. Bohigian
Good value for the money
Color: Sienna Oak
This is a sturdy cabinet...but not fine furniture. That’s just not possible at this price point. Yes, it’s made out of MDF. Yes, it’s a laminate surface. However, it does not feel fragile, will be easy to keep clean, can store a lot for its size, and is reasonably attractive. That’s why it gets five stars from me. The color is accurate from the pictures on Amazon, and no discrepancies from the product description. It’s good value for the money. Better than most Pre-Pak furniture. Start to finish, it took me about 2 hours to put it together, with just a little help from a friend to turn it over, hang the doors, and move it into place. He helped during commercials while watching a football game. I’m a 66 year old grandmother with a few basic building skills...I do know how to use a hammer and a Phillips screwdriver, which is all that’s necessary. All the parts, including the presorted hardware, are all labeled and instructions are clear. If you go step-by-step, handle the pieces carefully, and work on a soft surface, you should have no trouble putting it together without damage (or too much frustration!). With each step, don’t tighten the screws completely until all of them are started. Be sure you have the piece squared up before you nail the backing (VERY IMPORTANT), and you’ll have little to no trouble hanging the doors and getting them even. I was surprised that my doors required no adjusting at all. I’ve put together a few pieces of IKEA furniture, and this was similar in difficulty. Note that each shelf has a 25 pound limit, and nothing heavy on the top. About the packaging.... I was a little worried when it arrived. The outside was loosely wrapped in heavy plastic, and it looked like it might be damaged at the ends. When opening the box, however, all the pieces were fine. There was only a little packing inside, but very sturdy corners added to box. Be sure to check all the pieces before tossing the box and packing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2018 by Kholt
Ordering this was a little "iffy" but it worked out well
Color: Sienna Oak
Aesthetically appealing storage cabinet at a decent price. Because of the negative reviews, I had some reservations about ordering this storage cabinet. Based on reviews, it seemed that because of quality control issues, meaning damaged parts or missing hardware, I was concerned the cabinet I might receive would be hit or miss. I'm happy to report that everything I received was fine, except for a few small imperfections on the exterior cabinetry... meaning nicks or scratches on the surface. Although these imperfections aren't glaring, this is the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. This product is very heavy. My box actually had a label cautioning that the weight was over 75 pounds. I needed this cabinet upstairs so had to drag it into the house to unpack it downstairs, then carry pieces of it upstairs for assembly. I'm a 63 year old woman but consider myself DIY handy. I assembled this cabinet on my own. The cabinet was fairly easy to put together. The instructions for assembly are clear and very easy to follow. I had some issues with assembling the base. Mainly lining up the screws on both sides of the base but, with some persistence, I eventually assembled the base just fine. The cardboard backing was a little tricky because it comes folded in the shipping box. Because of this, there is a tendency for the cardboard backing to sag in the middle, making it difficult to align it perfectly square on the back of the cabinet. I never did get it to line up perfectly square, however, I was able to get the backing lined up enough that it didn't overlap the sides of the cabinet. The doors were also a bit tricky. After standing the cabinet upright, the instructions say to attach the left side door first. Being right handed, it would have been easier to attach the right door first. The reason being, the doors don't fully open to the side. The doors open perpendicular, 90 degrees, to the cabinet. This allowed very little room for me to get in there and attach the right door, so had to use my left hand to do so. Since I was putting this cabinet together by myself, I used a very thin book (estimated between an eighth to quarter inch) to help prop up the doors to help get the doors to the proper height so I could easily attach them. Once the doors were in place, I did have to make minor adjustment which I found very easy to do. The door adjustments are clearly outlined in the assembly instructions. All said, I enjoyed putting the cabinet together in spite of having a few minor frustrations. I felt accomplished in the end. I have this cabinet on carpeting in an office space and unlike some of the reviews, this cabinet feels stable and sturdy. I did not find it necessary to attach the wall mount support. I am very happy with this purchase, however, like I said, what gets shipped to you can be hit or miss. I ordered another piece of Sauder furniture to match this cabinet for my office at the same I purchased this item. The bottom of the cabinet (Part D), and the front skirt (Part H) were not the correct pieces for this cabinet and too large by two inches. I had to return that item and re-order. But, that's a whole other review! If everything goes well, the Sauder products are great and well worth the money. If things don't go well, it can be a pain. With success of this particular product, I would still recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by JFR
Easy to assemble perfectly packaged
Color: Sienna Oak
Review Image by R Kirk
Review Image by R Kirk
I bought one of the these Sienna Oak cabinets about 5 years ago and it was so easy to assemble and looked great and has held up perfectly that when I needed more cabinet space I didn't hesitate to go back to the Sauder brand. I found the exact same cabinet and it was as easy to assemble as the first time I remembered. The package came in a well protected box with heavy, heavy duty cardboard around all the edges so no damage at all was able to chip off the edges. The price was right too. Big enough to store my larger appliances and all my canning! The depth is 17+ inches which was hard to find in some cabinets so it fits my big stuff. All the pre-drilled holes are perfectly placed but I think the best thing is the directions are so easy to follow, even this 73 year old woman put this together by herself in about 2 hours. All I needed was a screwdriver and a small hammer. The backing could be stronger like other reviewers mentioned but this has caused me zero problems over the years. The two cabinets fit together so perfectly they look like one. If I buy furniture to assemble it is going to be Sauder. I've assembled plenty of items but these directions are the best. I would buy again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024 by R Kirk
Better than other self-assembly brands.
Color: Dakota Oak
I bought a Hodedah and had to return it for several reasons. I bought two, assembled one, and returned both with one unopened. In the past, I have found that Sauder products, although pretty cheap in quality (and price) for the money are fairly sturdy, have decent instructions, are fairly easy to put together, and are worthwhile. This cabinet, of which I bought two, is a little better than what I remember Sauder cabinets to be. It seems they have made some improvements over the years. I don't like the styrofoam in the packing, but it was packed well. Upon opening the carton the instructions were on top as was the bundle of parts, each part sealed in its labeled cell. Easy to do an inventory of pieces and parts. You get the exact number of parts needed in the instructions with the exception if 1" nails (tacks) for mounting the chipboard (cardboard) back of which you need 40, but they give you some extra. The only tools needed are a small hammer and a standard Phillips head screwdriver. The predrilled holes were all where they were supposed to be and in proper alignment. I put together one cabinet by myself and with the other I had help. It goes pretty quickly if you're doing it all by yourself, but much more quickly if you have another person working with you. The hardest part for one person alone is hanging the doors, but it's doable. You just position the top hinge and partially screw in the mounting screws. then you do the middle hinge, then the bottom hinge, all partially screwed in. Once all are on, then tighten all of the mounting screws. I think bottom to top on the tightening is best, but it doesn't really matter. With two people one holds the door in place while the other screws in the hinges. Much easier than holding the doors yourself while screwing them on, but it's not essential that you have help. For all of the rest of the busywork, it just goes twice as fast with two people doing it. It pays to also have some damp paper towels to wipe off the styrofoam dust that clings to the surfaces of all of the pieces. I like to wipe them down before assembly and touch it up afterward, but many people might not care. I would have preferred that the back of the cabinet was particle board like the rest of the cabinet rather than heavy chipboard and that the top was finished. It is made with the assumption that the top will not be visible, so that surface is unfinished. If, however, you have it in a room where you can look down on it at all the unfinished top will stand out and reveal that it is a cheap piece of furniture. The door hinges have three adjustments so you can get them positioned well once it is all assembled and in place. That is a bit of a chore, but not any more so for this cabinet as it is for any other piece of furniture of any quality that allows for door adjustment. The fact that it has the adjustment is a plus. So for a self-assembly cabinet in this class of furniture, Sauder is probably the best you're going to find. This goes for any other furniture they make. In the past, I have purchased and built various Sauder products and they are always equal to or better than the same/similar products manufactured by their competitors. That was my experience with this cabinet as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2022 by R. White
Roughly a million times nicer than Ikea
Color: Dakota Oak
I recently bought this storage cabinet to use as a linen closet, and I'm extremely pleased with it, considering its price point. In fact, I liked it so much that I bought a second one to sit right next to the first. The cabinet was easy to put together. I've constructed more than 30 pieces of DIY furniture over the years from various retailers, including Target, Ikea, World Market, Overstock, etc., and I have to say that I was extremely impressed with this cabinet from Sauder. I would rank it in my personal Top 5 for a variety of reasons. First, the instructions were clear and easy to follow, especially for someone who has experience putting together DIY furniture. The instructions even included tips on making minor adjustments to the hinges (loosening the mounting screws) so that you can attach them into the cabinet walls quickly and easily. These "hinge adjustment tips" also help you position the doors once the cabinet is done so that there's no gap between them. Sauder also has a ton of instructional YouTube videos that help with this -- I'd highly recommend checking them out as a reference before putting the cabinet together. All the hardware is separated and labeled in a handy plastic bubble sheet. And, all of the pre-drilled screw holes are in the right spot. Everything just fits. You don't have to bend or shove or warp anything to get it to align properly. I'm a petite/small-framed 5'4" female, and aside from having my husband bring the shipping box (110 pounds) inside the house, I took it from there and put the cabinet together by myself with no assistance. It took about an hour and required only a hammer and a Philips head screwdriver (I'd recommend using a cordless/electric screwdriver, which will speed up the process considerably). I do want to share a DIY furniture tip or "shortcut" I learned years ago for any other small-framed people who are putting this unit together alone. When attaching door hinges to a cabinet, it's easier for me to lay the cabinet on its side (rather than upright, as the directions invariably recommend) and then attach the hinges from there, along the floor. No balancing or holding up the door. That approach has worked every time for years and definitely worked with this Sauder cabinet as well. Both of the units I ordered had a few tiny nicks in the finish here and there, but not on every piece. I just used a dark brown marker to fill them in, and now you can't even tell. I think these minor scratches could be totally avoided if Sauder would just put a single sheet of newsprint paper between the individual pieces in the shipping box, like Ikea does. As it stands, the pieces are well protected by the shipping box, but they're not necessarily protected from *each other* inside the box. All of the cabinet's interior shelves are adjustable and hold a maximum weight of 25 pounds. They are a very tight fit, though. I agree with other reviewers who said that the interior shelves are cut about 1/8" - 1/16" too wide. However, I got them to fit with a little pushing/tapping. The door handles look sleek and modern and are a cinch to attach. The cabinet's Dakota Oak finish is a lovely espresso color -- not quite as dark as Ikea's espresso-colored furniture, though, for anyone who might be wondering. Overall, I'm really pleased with how easy this cabinet was to construct, the extra tips on adjusting the hinges, and the appearance of the finished product. As I mentioned above, I liked the first cabinet so much that I bought a second one to sit right next to it. Constructing the second cabinet was just as easy as the first. Together, they're fantastic, and I couldn't be happier. I highly recommend this cabinet and would not hesitate to buy it again or buy another piece from Sauder. It's so much nicer than what you'd get from Ikea. [Also, side note: Because of the depth of this cabinet (17") and the fact that all the interior shelves are adjustable, it would be great as a dollhouse apartment for adult collectors of Blythe, Pullip, Barbie, etc.!] ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2014 by 🌴 Tropical Panda 🌴
Top quality cabinet to organize our pantry clutter!
Color: Soft White
Review Image by Himeko Shima
Review Image by Himeko Shima
Love this cabinet! We used to have a two tier Ikea changing table (for babies) in the corner of our dining area to hold some of our pantry items. We had it packed/stacked to the max and it was an eye sore to look at since there was no rhyme or reason on how we organized our stuff there. Like my title says, it was a clutter. This cabinet fits PERFECTLY in that corner. With it we are able to organize all that clutter with plenty room to spare! I decided to configure the shelves to match what the assembly instructions show. That configuration is optimal for us, with the bottom and top spaces being tall enough house a 6-qt Instant Pot. The middle three spaces aren’t as tall, but still tall enough to room cereal boxes and 1-gallon jugs. The quality of the cabinet is top notch, very sturdy and not flimsy. Nothing cheap about this cabinet. The paint job is good and the doors open/close fine. Assembly took me some time, but that’s because I had a lot of interruptions. With no interruption and full focus, I’d say it would have taken me maybe 1.5 hours, two at the most to assemble. This includes unboxing, cleaning up, and adjustments. Assembly instructions are very clear and easy to follow. The longest parts for me to do was nailing in all 40 nails to secure the back panel and getting the doors on. The most frustrating part for me was getting the doors on. I don’t know how many times I cursed out the doors when I was trying to get them on. It was a painstaking task for me to line up the hinge screw holes with the holes in the cabinet. I had to do a juggling act with one hand holding the door up, one foot helping out at that hand by lifting the door up from the bottom, the other foot propped to the side of the cabinet to keep it from moving back and the other hand to screw the hinges in. This would have been so much easier with another person helping me lift the door up. Initially, the hinge side of the doors rubbed against the cabinet when opening/closing them. With some adjustments on the hinges (instructions show how to do this), our doors open/close smooth as ever. We also made our cabinet mobile by putting some of those self-sticking felt pads under the cabinet feet so that we can easily slide it on the hardwood floor. In conclusion, if you’re looking to clear out some pantry clutter, you can’t go wrong with this cabinet! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2018 by Himeko Shima
Pros and cons, but overall does the job.
Color: Soft White
I needed a cabinet to serve as a kitchen pantry. I found two products that seemed suitable, this one (Sauder HomePlus Storage Cabinet, Soft White finish), and another Sauder product (Sauder Storage Cabinet, Soft White finish, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M0QM2O7/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1). I picked the one I did for two reasons - (1) the size of this one was better suited to my needs, and (2) customer reviews on the other one were mixed, comments such as "NOT HEAVY DUTY like most Sauder". Since I expect high traffic for my cabinet, better built was more desirable. That is relevant to my review. The Amazon review templates asks four questions: 1 - Storage capacity. It is what it is. The webpage includes the cabinet dimensions, so you know precisely what you are getting. Measure the intended location and your storage needs, and buy accordingly. So, I gave it 5 stars. 2 - Ease of assembly. Compared to other knockdown or ready-to-assemble furniture, it was typical, perhaps easier than most. The company supplies the hardware in a blister pack that keeps items separated and easy to find, clever and convenient. So, no complaints. I gave it 4 stars for its basic assembly, but took away a star because it necessitated some repair or extra activity that should not have been necessary. 3 - Sturdiness. Not so much. This is where I found the irony in the other reviews, because if this is relatively sturdy, I would hate to see the other cabinet I did not get. It feels flimsy. Compared to other KD furniture, one of the reasons it is easier to assemble than many is that it has fewer rigid fasteners and fixation points. As long as the cabinet just sits in some quiet place and is not expected to be moved or used much, no problem. But here is what I found problematic. The doors are on hinges. They are standard hinges, easy to adjust, but every time I adjusted them, the doors seemed to drift within a day, necessitating another adjustment. I realized by the third day that the problem was not the hinges, but the doors themselves. Each door has a frame of four pieces of wood joined at 45 degree miter joints. Those joints are not glued or not "something" whatever the fastener was supposed to be. The doors kept creaking farther and farther into a rhomboid shape, the side edges suspended on the hinges, the center edges continually drooping so that the bottom center corner kept hitting the cabinet base until no further adjustments were possible. I then glued those miter joints after truing up the shape, and now all is good. But, that should not be necessary - that is not part of the normal KD user assembly experience - the factory did not do its diligence or duty. It is typical of the overall sense of flimsiness to this product. So, 3 stars for sturdiness. 4 - Overall rating. I give it 3 stars. It is nothing special as KD furniture goes, nothing terribly bad, but nothing terribly admirable for the company to be proud of. My main beef is the cost. I paid $175, and for that price, I assumed that the quality would be better. That price is not inherently unreasonable, but compared to other KD furniture of comparable size, it seems excessive. The other product I did not choose was bigger, and I cannot believe it was any flimsier, and that was only $140. I have bought plenty of KD cabinets, and for what I got, a more realistic price might have been $ 90 - 120. Two things I did like. (1) Each foot can be adjusted for height, so it can be leveled precisely for your floor, and, as I always do, it allows the cabinet to be easily tipped back so it leans toward the wall a degree or two, making it more stable. (2) The shelf supports are durable metal pins that will not wear and break, and they include little silicone covers over the pins to cushion the shelves and avoid any rattling. Overall, if you need a cheap cabinet of this size and do not mind spending a bit more than than you think it should because it is the correct size, then this is not a bad deal. But, be prepared to do a bit of handiwork on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2019 by Marc Gottlieb
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