I like the appearance and appreciate the color options. Good size. Not too wide, but not too slim. Decent height, such that anything you might put on top is still within easy reach. I mainly chose this particular linen tower because of the raised legs and slightly smaller footprint. In fact, I bought two!
A black one for the corner of my bedroom. That space that was otherwise taken up by a smaller secondary air vent, but the raised legs allow me to make use of the corner without completely blocking the vent.
A gray one for my bathroom. Thanks to the slightly-smaller footprint, this was the only linen cabinet I could find that would fit in the space between the counter and shower (without being an extra slim variant). Replaced an aging metal linen rack. Nice to finally have those items out of sight but still accessible.
ASSEMBLY: My only complaint was that some of the exploded-view illustrations in the instructions weren't very straightforward, and every different type of screw was represented by the same image, so you had to identify them solely by the letter designations on the little bags they come in. Otherwise it wasn't terribly difficult to put together. There was a very small amount of fine sawdust on some spots from the manufacturing process, so I recommend having a duster, vacuum, or moist cloth handy to give it a light touch-up as you go.
Good for more than just linens, of course. Just be sure to put the heavier stuff on the lower shelves to keep it bottom-heavy and stable. The included tip-over prevention safety hardware is a bit too rigid for my preferences, but I was able to easily and discreetly anchor it to a different spot on the wall with some picture hanging wire (so it could anchor to a stud).
Overall I am very satisfied with it. Again: the slightly-smaller size and raised legs made it a perfect fit for my particular arrangement.
