Better Homes & Gardens Ezra Accent Cabinet, Warm Walnut

If you’re like me, you’ve searched high and low for a cabinet that doesn’t make you take out a second mortgage for your new 100” tv. We purchased 3 cabinets, upgraded the handles, added a black velvet runner, and for <$400, I could not be happier with our finished result! Some things we learned: - Don’t attach them. They line up well enough. And if you ever want to move them or clean behind them, it’s so much easier. - Choose one cabinet to be your equipment cabinet. Place your pieces, figure out where to drill your holes into the back, remove your items, then drill. - Find some nice handles on Amazon (these were $25 for six) and a 120” runner. Now I can place items on top without worrying about scratches or seeing where they meet. - We did have one cabinet with defects. We called BH%26G and they sent a replacement piece, for free. Amazing customer service.

I absolutely love this cabinet! I'm using it as a bar cabinet, and it looks beautiful in my space. The wood color is gorgeous and gives it a really nice, warm look. It was surprisingly easy to put together, and the instructions were clear. I also really liked that the instructions included links to helpful videos in case you get stuck during assembly. It arrived quickly and was extremely well packaged and secured, so everything came in perfect condition. The quality is really great for the price, and I think it's an excellent value. It looks much more expensive than it actually is. I'm very happy with this purchase! 🍷🤎

I paired this smaller cabinet with the tall cabinets for my home office. These cabinets are sturdy and very good quality. They do take a while to put together but definitely worth it. I was unsure what to expect quality wise, but it exceeded my expectations. The cabinets are heavy and look luxury pieces once assembled. I got many compliments. Highly recommend. Just make sure you measure your space prior to purchasing if you want to pair items together.

these look great in my living room. my fiance and i purchased 3 to put together for our 75 in tv so it lined up well. it was a little hard to line the doors up, but overall it only took us maybe 4 hours to build all 3. only one came with a small dent but it's hidden so we didn't return it. great quality and size, can't believe it's walmart!

You have to remember these cabinets are $108 so they're not solid wood. They are manufactured by Sauder. However, they look great. Like another reviewer mentioned, grab a furniture marker to touch up any scratches or scuffs. I touched ours up as we put it together. It took us about 3 hours to assemble 2 units. Follow the instructions for leveling the cabinet doors/legs and you'll be glad you did. They look great and are an affordable option when you don't want to spend a lot of money.

ordered three of these cabinets during Walmart Deals and paid about $234 total. Instead of using them separately, I pushed all three together to create one long 90-inch console, and honestly it looks like one custom piece. I left the doors off two of them because I wanted a mix of open and closed storage. If you wanted a completely built-in look, you could easily attach a trim board across the bottom front to hide the small gaps between cabinets. The boxes were very heavy, which makes sense because the panels are nice and dense. Assembly was straightforward once I figured out the cam screws. That was definitely the trickiest part, but it was my own fault because I skimmed the directions instead of reading them carefully. The first cabinet took the longest, but once I understood how the cam screws worked, the other two went together quickly. I assembled all three by myself with no issues. Overall, I'm really happy with the quality and especially love how customizable they are. I'm in love with my living room!😍

Not that easy to put together, but managed to do so. Ordered 3 for my hallway. Put them together and does give the illusion on being one whole piece of furniture. Great value for price. I ordered black. One cabinet did have scratches on its side, that was the one I placed in the middle, so scratch is not showing. Have had compliments on entire cabinets together. Did order the arched black cabinet that matches it and goes well together. Would I buy again, yes.

I ordered two of these and both arrived damaged. One has arrow stickers pointing to the damage so it appears it was known to be damaged and still sent to me. These are sturdy and heavy, and I didn't discover the damage until I had opened the boxes in my basement, so it is not worth it to pack everything up again and carry them upstairs to try to return. Unfortunately the damage is on the front and top so it can't be hidden, but I will need to figure out a way to repair it.

I had high hopes for these cabinets as we had purchased Better Homes and Gardens brand for other things and they were very nice. These are actually made by Sauder and are absolute junk. Scratches and gouges on every piece from the packing. I guess they are cheap, so my hopes shouldn’t have been so high. We are keeping and moving to the basement once I can find something more nicely constructed.

Here's a polished version that keeps your frustration clear while making it easier to read: I wouldn't normally leave a review, but this one isn't about the product—it's about the terrible customer service I received from Walmart. I purchased two of these cabinets, and unfortunately one of them came with a broken hinge. I had already spent the time assembling the entire cabinet, and it wasn't until I got to the second and final door that I discovered the hinge was broken. I contacted customer service expecting them to simply send me a replacement hinge or replacement door. Instead, they told me I needed to completely disassemble the cabinet, repackage it, and return it. By that point, I had already cut up the original box, and the cabinet itself was challenging enough to assemble the first time. The first customer service representative understood my situation and told me they would send a replacement cabinet and that I could discard the damaged one. Great. But after a day passed without any confirmation, I reached out again. This time, I was told, “Sorry, we can't do that. You'll need to disassemble it, package it up, and send it back.” At that point, I was understandably frustrated. I asked to escalate the issue, and once again I was told they would send a replacement cabinet and allow me to dispose of the damaged one. Yet again, I received no confirmation that anything had actually been processed. The cabinet itself is fine, but Walmart's customer service has been incredibly inconsistent and disappointing. A simple replacement part could have resolved this entire issue. Instead, I've spent far more time dealing with customer service than I did assembling the cabinet.