Buy Sauder Harbor View Library With Doors, Antique White 158082Sauder Harbor View Library With Doors, Antique White 158082 Product Description:
- Finish: Antique White
- 3 Shelves
- Hidden storage behind louver detailed doors
- Sizeable drawer with a patented T-lock assembly system that features metal runners and safety stops
- Enclosed back panel has cord access
Product Description
Inspired by the casual style of coastal living, the Harbor View collection brings the romance of fabled seaside getaways like Martha's Vineyard into your home or office. Harbor View's finish with light distressing has a comfortably livedin look sure to make any room a more inviting place Antique White Finish is actually an OffWhite/Cream color. Click swatch image for accurate color representation. The Harbor View Bookcase with Doors is a great way to display your book collection, decorative accents, collectibles, and more. Bookcase has two fixed and three adjustable shelves (one behind doors) to let you configure it to fit your needs. Large utility drawer provides additional closed storage space. Enclosed back panel has punchouts for cord management. Decorative turned feet are solid wood.The Harbor View collection is built to give you worryfree, dependable service. Sturdy engineered wood with durable laminate surfaces ensures you'll enjoy these Harbor View pieces for years to come. Ships ready to assemble.
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
I love the Sauder's Harbor View Antiqued White product line!
By anonymous
-------------October 2011-------------I bought three pieces of Sauder's Harbor View, all in Antiqued White color.1) two libraries with open shelves and one library with cabinet on bottom. I could not be more pleased. I've read other people's reviews not recommending these pieces. I have no experience with Sauder's other product lines and colors, so what I say here is in regard to Harbor View Antiqued White.1) If you need a particular piece of furniture for an event (like guests are coming), you have to give yourself and the manufacturer three months' lead time. If you need a piece of furniture fast, buy from your local furniture store at ten times the price.2) Yes, pieces are going to arrive damaged. Of the above-mentioned order, FedEx had done something drastically damaging to two of the three bookcases in transit, sent the boxes back to the shipper, I got notified through FedEx tracking about the delay and why, and in two weeks, two replacement bookcases arrived. In addition, of all three bookcases, one or more individual pieces arrived damaged.Sauder.com has an wonderful all-automated way for you to notify them of exactly which pieces you need replacements for; within two weeks, the pieces arrive. All of this is done no-charge. I order the replacement parts, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh. No fuss, no muss.3) 95% of whether your bookcase comes out right or not is the responsibility of the installer. Regarding cabinet doors, you have to tweak them to get them to line up, and/or shut properly. In any case, you don't have to live long-term with feeling dissatisfied--do something about it! Our cabinet doors came out ABSOLUTELY PERFECTLY because my hubbie is a woodworking hobbyist and knows how to finagle cabinet doors "just so." If your cabinet door is not right, there are only two possibilities: a) the door is defective, in which case go on the Sauder website and order a new door. b) Whoever installed the door didn't know what they were doing; view videos on YouTube on how to finagle a cabinet door. Or both. But stop complaining.My experience of Sauder has been positive. Don't expect Sauder's furniture to be high-end. I call Sauder's Harbor View product line as "high-end Walmart," because that's what it is. Sauder's products I call "honest" furniture: it isn't touted as being anything than what it is, and has a low price-tag to boot. We call them big Heathkits, without the electronics.On the other hand, honesty is not what you get when you go furniture-shopping at mid- to high-end furniture stores (like EthAl). They have what I call "fake" furniture because when you "look under the hood," it is no better than Sauder's: they attempt to convince you that pieces deserve astronomically high price-tags, and charge 10 x Sauder. Go shopping to any EthAl stores and inspect the innards of cabinet pieces (like wall units), you'll see how thin the sides and tops are (they hardly qualify as being sides and tops) and that many of the surfaces are no more than a veneer with fancy sprayed-on lacquers. There is very little (if not no) solid wood involved.------------------------FURNISHING WHOLE HOUSE------------------------Just so you know, over the next year, I'm furnishing our whole house with Sauder's Harbor View Antiqued White pieces, from armoires to dressers to TV credenzas to bookcases to desks. On a budget, I will furnish a whole house for under $5,000. Try to beat that. We'll be getting two or three pieces at a time over the next year-and-a-half. Only after one batch gets installed do we order the next batch of 2,3 pieces. If you go to a furniture store, you can easily spend $5,000 merely on a wall unit; you go broke real fast. Since I'm sticking to one product line/color, over time we will move be able to swap Harbor View pieces from room to room and it'll still all match.--------------MY WISH LIST--------------I wish the Harbor View product line included a tall and thin (15"-20" wide x 72" or higher) bookshelf/cabinet combo like Walmart's Better Homes and Gardens Cottage Linen Tower but taller. I got a piece like this from Walmart to be store toilet paper and books and doodads. I wish it had a little drawer (I'll probably put a basket on one of the shelves).I wish the Harbor View product line contained executive desks and cabinet and bookcase combos, which would be in my sewing room as a crafts' center with sewing machine as top-billing.--------------JANUARY 2012--------------I bought two Sauder armoires. One we put together this weekend and one has replacement parts pending. Like I said before, ordering replacement parts is not only typical; it's a given. So don't slam the manufacturer or distributor for faulty pieces; it can't not happen. That's why you bought your DIY well ahead of time! Because we are using the armoires to store bed linens and towels (not TV), my hubbie added shelf-holes. We'll build a couple shelves for each armoire.Regarding touchups: The surface appears to be a thin contact paper and *WILL* need touchups now and then. I disagree with using Sauder's touchup "wax"--we tried it and actually made the boo-boo far worse. For touchups, I'll be using Valspar paint color Woodrow Wilson Blush 3002-8BC. I'll let you know how it turns out.---------SUMMARY---------I recommend Sauder's Harbor View Antiqued White line. It is a comely collection, with lots of added details creating interest and the allure of comfort (my words).----------------------------------------------------HOW MANY SAUDER'S HARBOR VIEW PIECES BOUGHT SO FAR----------------------------------------------------Five.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Library Bookcase
By lchumor
Absolutely beautiful. I actually put it together by myself and I am 62. Was very concerned that I would not be able to. It looks great in my Livingroom.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Bookcase
By L. Smith
Bought this for our daughter. Looks nice and is pretty solid for the fact that it is not wood. Putting it together was the main drawback.
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Amazing design, bad weight distribution
Built nice but