Sauder Barrister Lane Tall Bookcase, Scribed Oak Finish

I love the salt oak collection - this is a nice sturdy piece that looks more expensive than it is. A few notes for when putting it together: the moldings on the top and bottom are nearly impossible to get screws into with a standard screwdriver, even with the predrilled holes (the holes are not as deep as they need to be). Don't use a power drill; this type of wood can't handle that level of force. But DO buy yourself an electric screwdriver. It will make your life soooo much easier. Just be sure to use a light hand so you don't strip the screws. Second tip: make sure when assembling, you have enough room to flip it from side to side without having to drag it to it's standing position. You should literally be able to roll it from one side to the other. If you try to drag it, particularly on carpet, it will fall apart. It doesn't matter how well you tighten those cams, they just don't hold it together through the dragging. It looks great finished- overall, I'm very happy with the purchase!

It's tall, spacious, practical, and a great sophisticated addition to our home office. It's not very deep, just enough for one row of items. It seems very sturdy but I cannot comment on durability as it hasn't been in use for long. I am more impressed them with previous bookcases. My only complaints are one steel dowel piece was missing it screwing portion -- luckily it was just for the top molding to attach and not a weight bearing portion but still inconvenient and a pain that when you are making it and a piece is misshapen and affect the whole structure. The notecard tabs were missing also.