Euroco Modern 2 Door Armoire Wardrobe Closet, Rattan Clothes Cabinet with Drawer and Hanging Rod, Natural

Everything looks great but when we tried to assemble, there were no instructions at all. Searched online but no luck. Called Walmart, they gave me an email address out of the country to try and contact them to get a copy of the instructions. We'll see if that works. A little frustrating to say the least.

I like it's general appearance. Assembly directions were excellent and there was extra hardware. But, there were issues. 1st ISSUE: I hung my everyday average sized shirts on the bar and all the shirts touched and bunched up on the first shelf underneath. There is not enough distance between the bar and the shelf below. This wardrobe was obviously built on measurements of dwarfs. I removed the shelf and reinserted it between the bottom and the second shelf. That was an interesting and time consuming endeavor requiring some skill of measuring, drilling, and leveling to make things work out without splitting any wood. Since these two shelves are being used for shoes, this worked for me. PROBLEM SOLVED. 2nd ISSUE: The fronts of the drawers are held on by a wood peg and a metal faster at each corner. Two of the drawer fronts fell off within days due to failure of the metal fasteners. In retrospect I did not glue the wood pegs, but regardless, the fasteners should not have failed. I disassembled the drawers and not only gluing the pegs but glued the entire edges of everything including the bottom panel of the drawers where they slide into the slots of the sides. PROBLEM SOLVED. 3rd ISSUE: After two weeks the shelves on the left side and the top started to sag in the middle. The shelves are storing 3 pairs of shoes each. The top is storing some odds and ends of which i measured on the bathroom scale and the total weight is less than 20lbs. Obviously the shelves are not thick enough or the compost material they are made of does not like the Florida weather. My Solution for the top has not been implemented at this time. The top has a wood brace that goes underneath it across the front. It is manufactured to lay horizontally flat and therefore gives no real support to the shelf. I will eventually flip it vertically, which will give it support and keep it from sagging. I wish I had this foresight while assembling it. PROBLEM SOLVED but not implemented. 4th ISSUE: The shelves are held in the cabinet with a wood peg and screw at each corner. This did not seem enough structural integrity to me. My advice - glue those pegs. Caution -YOU MUST insert the pegs fully into the cabinet sides before attaching the shelves other wise the pegs will not hold correctly. I also added an extra screw through the cabinet sides into the center of each shelf for extra support and structural integrity. PROBLEM SOLVED. 5th ISSUE: The white plastic caps to cover the screws were missing. They were missing. It didn't bother me because I was looking for functionality not looks. Eventually I will spot paint them. 6th ISSUE: The back is several thin pieces of cardboard material taped together. It's suppose to give the entire wardrobe some strength and keep it square and not allow it to sway side to side. Small tacks are provided to "tack" the back onto the cabinet. Not enough tacks %26 the heads were small. I added large head screws. PROBLEM SOLVED.