Product arrives in a box disassembled. It took around 3 hours to assemble with hand tools. I would recommend using power tools for a quicker build. Wood is solid besides the back being a thin piece of wood. Glass is nice. Would recommend installing lights.

Pay no attention to the picture and the way the guns fit in the case. The upper rest is too low and you can't fit a shotgun in the rear positions! Also, any rifle with a shrouded sight will not fit in the rear positions because the hole is too small.

This gun cabinet was everything it is supposed to be. I couldn't believe how fast it arrived. The unit was well packaged. Assembly was easy and straight forward. It can be assembled with one person, although I would reccomend having a little help to install the door. Assembly took about an hour. The cabinet looks great, and unless you have guns with a look through scope mount, will accomodate most any gun you want to store there. It will still hold the rifle with the look through, but you have to position the gun a little sideways. (not a problem) I would reccomend this cabinet to anyone looking for an affordable way to get your guns out of the corners and closets where you have the stashed.

Unlike the descriptions on some other retail sites, this chest came in a very sturdy box and was packed well. Figure on about 3 - 3 1/2 hours to assemble it. You will need someone to hold the wooden panels while you screw the hinges onto them. While the directions say not to use power tools, you will have to ignore this advice unless you are Hercules. The "pre-drilled" holes are not very pre-drilled; in fact, the wood is barely dimpled where holes for the hinges are supposed to be--and in one instance, the pre-drilled holes were off a bit. You will need a very small drill bit to drill about 1/8 inch into the panels. If you don't drill the holes a bit more, you will find that it takes someone possessing gargantuan strength to get the wood screws in all the way. The wood, which is "pressed wood", is very, very dense, and the screws go in with difficulty, even with drilling out the pre-drilled holes a little more. Caution: do not drill all the way through the wood panels for attaching the hinges! There will be a hinged door at the top of the chest, under which will be storage for blankets and quilts, and underneath that will be the gun storage compartment. The gun storage compartment should have had a different arrangement for the buttstocks of guns rather than just wooden dividers; there should have been cradles that would keep the toe of recoil pads from touching the bottom of the chest, which would cause them to become deformed. You can modify the bottom of the chest yourself, and even put in some Styrofoam or rubber material to keep the recoil pads from contacting the bottom of the chest. Overall, the chest works pretty well, though the execution of the gun storage compartment should have been better. I also think that at least $50 should be knocked off the price of the chest for these reasons. Once assembled, however, the chest looks very nice, and it can provide hidden storage for your guns. Don't expect the lock to stop anyone--camouflage is this chest's forte, not locking mechanisms.

it's pretty but unless you have a engineers degree forget buying this. it is a pain to put together . had to make holes for hinges . the door came damaged . there was many other small damages to it . very cheap made . impossible to get in touch with the Seller. can't get replacement parts . the bottom lock won't lock it hits the top part of the bottom piece ( maybe because we had to make holes for hinges but I doubt it because it looks completely right. I just wouldn't recommend this piece even though it's pretty .

We bought this gun cabinet just to help store and display a few guns. When we started putting it together some of the seams did not match up and some parts were scratched. Luckily most of the areas that were damaged are in areas that aren't obvious. Also, the product has a very orange tint to the stain. Overall, it keeps the guns stored safely and does the job. Probably would have spent a little more and gotten a little better quality.

Very well made for a lower-priced gun cabinet! Will lend itself to installing a light in the top to shine down on the guns inside. Instructions were easy to follow. The only complaint was that the glass door frame did not have hinge holes pre-drilled as the instructions said. We ended up attaching the hinges to the cabinet side (which did have the holes), elevated the glass door to meet the hinges and drilled them ourselves. Turned out perfect. Will likely need the magnetic cabinet door catches so you don't have to keep the cabinet and drawer locked to keep the doors closed.

Easy to assemble. wood Glue for the dowels would be helpful. Need to screw the doors in place need help. If the holes were predrilled would be a snap.doesn,t quite fit tightly on the bottom part . but not bad for the price. A door handle would be nice rather than using the key.

It's pretty but only for show and putting unloaded guns in it. Anyone with a screwdriver and a small hammer can get into it. You don't want to put loaded guns in there. Don't even put ammo in the small lower compartment as it could be pried open easy with a small screwdriver. It's for show...keep the ammo in a strong metal container that can be locked.

When I started to assemble the cabinet, I noticed several areas that had stain blemishes. There were some pretapped screw holes missing so I was on my own to figure where was the best fit for door and lower cabinet door. The wood itself seems sturdy. I would wait for it to clearance at $150 or less range before thinking of buying it.