Bimossa Y0660 Alya Cabinet 2 Door

Pleased with this purchase the design and colour of the wood is lovely. Very easy to build and sturdy when built. I’ve bought a second one as liked it so much.

Pros:Beautiful carved detailing that gives it a bit of styleStrong black metal legs that make it feel solid and well madeNot too big so it fits nicely in smaller roomsHandy for all sorts like books, candles or bits you want to tuck awayEasy enough to build with clear instructionsVerdict:I’ve put this cabinet in my living room and honestly I love it. It’s the perfect spot to keep all my electrical gadgets like chargers, cables and headphones. All the clutter I don’t want lying around is now out of sight. It looks really smart too. The lined carving gives it that extra something and the size is just right without feeling bulky. It’s helped make the room feel more organised and just a bit more put together. If you’re after something that looks good and actually helps tidy things up this is a great choice.

I don't tend to have a problem building any of the flat pack further each other I receive as I used to have to do this as a part of my job. Just take the time first to check the parts against the build list lay them all out and read the instructions through at least twice to give yourself a good indication of what you have to do at each stage.I've decided to use this in my Spanish holiday home and we have put it in the hallway and filled it with board games and books and general magazines and it's perfect as it keeps them all out of sight out of mind and my wife was happy as it gives her more space to put all her China ware and knick knacks.Overall I lovely unit that blends in nicely and it's surroundings could have been a little cheaper but it's perfectly fine as it.Hope this helps...

I received: Bimossa Alya Multipurpose Occasional Cabinet - Elegant 80cm Storage Unit with Unique Lined Carving, Black Metal Legs, Perfect for Modern Home OrganizationI originally though this was a bit pricey for a flat pack item, but now that I have finally got round to building it up, I can see that it is of better quality than a lot of others.The chipboard is heavier and stronger than I expected and also manages to look nice. I think the sturdy metal legs elevate it in more ways than one. While building this, just before I put the doors on, I was wary of how shoogly it was and I made a mental note to put in my review that I wouldn't sit a TV on it or anything. However, as soon as the shelf went inside the cabinet firmed right up and now I believe it could take a TV no problem.Finally, it's a really good size - almost as deep as my Welsh dresser.I'm quite impressed.

This is a lovely, stylish cabinet, well designed. Nice and compact but still spacious enough to hold plenty of stuff.Read the instructions carefully before assembling and it's not too tricky. All the parts are marked clearly, but doable on your own with patience. So it was Relatively easy to put together, It may take about 1-2 hours to erect and sturdy when fully assembled.Have been using it for a few weeks, no issues at all. Handy and functional.

This is a really nice, well-priced flat-packed occasional cabinet.'Occasional cabinet' is of course another way of saying 'jack of all trades', which this certainly is. Supplied in a large, weighty cardboard box with instructions and all necessary fittings, assembly is not the work of a moment, but an hour or so with a bit of care will see most of it done. The particle board basis and metal feet are high quality, with a nice, honest mid-century modern feel to the styling, especially the half-slatted effect on the doors / frontage. The metal legs & base structure in particular are hefty and ensure good stability, and the whole is both nicely compact and surprisingly capacious, with solid internal shelves, strong doors and good hinges. At £139.99 (December '24) it's not the cheapest, but it's a quality item and well worth considering.