Soho S8 Sideboard

Looks Nice, Instructions A Bit Off

This sideboard looks nice on either side of our mantle as a very economical option compared to custom cabinets running about $7K with some floating shelves. We will add a couple of offset floating shelves and then hang some Navajo rugs as we have a 24' cathedral ceiling. Make sure you know the top can hold a fair amount of weight 30kg (66 lbs). The shelves are only rated for 5kg (11 lbs), however they could probably suit most people's needs. Assembly took a minute to sort out the misnumbered parts, the drawers and two of the large interior vertical pieces were also misnumbered. Once I renumbered them it was rather simple to assemble. Also, there were a few parts like round plastic cover pieces that were in the instructions, but no placement was provided. Then for a couple other small round screw covers weren't in the instructions. I also had some LED lights in the box, which I have no idea if they even go to this sideboard, or where they should attach exactly as they mentioned attaching to glass. There is no glass on this item.

Soho S8 sideboard

nice piece of furniture and easy to assemble.

It's what I was looking for

Needed a sideboard for a 6x14 gallery/foyer space in our home. I chose the walnut finish and appreciated the excellent wood grain of the veneer. The pulls are plastic which I will switch out eventually, but they're not terrible. After getting into the weeds a bit prepping all the parts for assembly I wondered if everything would line up. And it did. It looks like it cost more than it did, but if you kick the tires a bit you can see where there could have been more attention to detail regarding drawer and door hinges.