Bamboo Bread Box For Kitchen Countertop TOMKID Farmhouse Corner Bread Box 2 Layer Bread Storage Container, Extra Large Bread Boxes, 15.1 in x 11.8 in x 16.8 in (Assembly required)

This was a challenge to put together but worth the effort. I use it in my kitchen to store pens, paper, scissors, etc. so. they are out of sight and it helps keep my counter clear,

Update: Not even a year later the whole thing has started warping. One door can't even open now.I bought this to use as a bathroom counter cabinet to hide all of my skincare stuff. It was not my first choice, but the size and shape fit what I needed and it looks better than I thought it would. It is pretty spacious for what I need and is even able to accommodate the tallest bottles I have.It's not all good though. My biggest issues with this bread box is with the material, assembly, packaging, and pricing. It arrived in a slightly damp box (due to rain) and when I picked up the box it was already falling apart and the contents didn't seem very well protected inside. One of the boards was already splintering on the edge when I got it and a screw was missing from the kit. Assembly was not fun, it was difficult to line everything up. The doors were the most frustrating to put in. It had to line up with the track perfectly, otherwise the doors will get stuck or the doors will not stay on the track. The screws in the back also had to be screwed in really tightly otherwise the door will also get stuck. It definitely took some patience to put together.I think due to all of the issues and the quality of the material, I would say this bread box seems overpriced for what you get but there aren't many options for a corner bread box either.

Assembly was a little "fiddly". Roll top was a bit of a challenge to get aligned and working. Ours works satisfactorily however I think it would fall apart if roughly handled. Roll top could very easily come apart. We treat ours very gently.

So over all this box has a Nice perfect height, but because it goes in a corner, it needs more depth. If they fix that this breadbox would be perfect....I Would love to see it avail with color options as well... Assembly was overall fast and easy . I did break out my own screwdriver as the one that comes with the build kit is too short . It cramped my hand.. all was good and easy until i got to the darn Doors...OMG!!!! for me those sucked to put on as not all bamboo strips were straight, some were kinda bent and warped on the ends. Some popped off sticky back panel trying to straighten to get into the track. you'd get one side in the track then go for other to fight and lose the side you had just fought with.... at one point, I wanted to Hulk smash it! no lie.. But then I remembered what it cost so took a breath, a break came back and finally got them in... aside them stupid Doors the rest was easy. All holes alligned, i had enough screws, parts were all there and solid.

I'm 74 and this was very easy to assemble! It was so beautiful and sturdy when completed. When I got it onto the counter I was amazed at how much I could get into it to clear my counter.

I've had this bread box for about 6 months. Perfect fit for the corner I wanted to use it in, but the slats just keep falling off and it makes it impossible to open or close the thing. I am officially giving up and replacing it, it's just not worth the headache.

Everything other reviews mention about difficult assembly and the slats being hard to open and close is spot on. It is really hard to put together and even if you manage that, the doors do not slide. You can see in the pictures the slats do not fit properly, so they don’t slide properly.All that said, I still kept it for a little while because it was really difficult to find a corner bread cabinet the right size. After a very short time of using it, it became infested with mold (along with all my bread). I’ve never had an infestation of mold like this before (I live in one of the driest states in the country, we don’t really deal with mold here). I didn’t realize it could be the cabinet causing it. I thought it was maybe a weird fluke. I scrubbed everything out, let it dry, and even sanitized it with isopropyl alcohol. Then I tried it again. Same thing. In less than a week, my bread and this cabinet was overrun with mold. So gross. It went in the trash. I haven’t had a mold issue since.Stay away from this thing.

Fits into the corner on the kitchen counter and, therefore, doesn't take up too much counter space. With 2 shelves easy to store breads, rolls, etc.