Versatile design allows this Wardrobe/Storage Cabinet by Sauder to go from bedroom to garage. Place it in rooms that are lacking a closet or in the garage for storing seasonal clothes. Placed in the mudroom, you have convenient place to hide away jackets, shoes and other accessories.
Create additional storage anywhere in your home with the Wardrobe/Storage Cabinet. One side features a garment rod for hanging clothes or enough space to hold large sports equipment. The two lower shelves can be adjustable so you can customize this armoire to your storage needs. Made of engineered wood.
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- Assembly level/degree of difficulty: Easy
- Made of
Engineered Wood - Dimension(s)
71.496"H x 39.843"W x 19.961"D
Warranty
- 5 year limited guaranty
Shipping Information
- This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Product usually arrives in 8-15 business days, depending on destination, including order processing and shipping.
- Item cannot be shipped to APO/FPO.
- Express delivery not available.
- Sorry, this item is not available for International Shipping.
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Comments about Sauder- Wardrobe/Storage Cabinet - by Sauder - 404002:
I bought a really nice old house...with no closet in the spare bedroom. This wardrobe solved the problem...and no big expense!
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- Flimsy
- Poor Construction
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Comments about Sauder- Wardrobe/Storage Cabinet - by Sauder - 404002:
Be careful buying this product. After assembling the wardrobe as I was just beginning to move the unit it collapsed and shattered beyond salvaging. This unit and the similar 404063 wardrobe have side walls and doors that are only about 3/8 inch thick. They DO NOT come with a back--rather flimsy cardboard to tack on. So there isn't enough strength to the unit and it can easily collapse sideways. Unfortunately I ended up buying another unit since this was the most reasonable option for me. However, I also bought plywood and attached a back to the unit. That gave it sufficient strength to reduce the risk of collapse although I still had to carefully move it. I also secured it to the wall with a brace to prevent it collapsing.
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