Limestone Betros 3 Door Wardrobe with Mirror

The items were great just the right size

Is an amazing colour amazing quality It goes perfectly with my vanity. I love it so much. I recommend Wayfair to anyone.

Very well packaged, this was put together over a couple of days, very sturdy and looks great.

Beautiful wardrobe. Compact but lots of storage space. However, some alignment issues with the doors.

THIS IS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW -> A very well-deserved 4 stars. Here’s why : Delivery was impressively swift and, for once, actually on time — always a promising start. The wardrobe arrived in two absolutely colossal boxes, one weighing approximately 32kg and the other a rather majestic 49kg. They were left at my door, presumably on the basis that I had recently completed some form of strength-training qualification. If you live on the ground floor, you will ideally require two reasonably robust individuals to move these boxes; if stairs are involved, I wish you the very best of luck. Perhaps distributing the wardrobe across three or four boxes rather than two could make the whole affair slightly more civilised. That said, I suspect the extraordinary weight is partly explained by the fact that the wardrobe itself feels genuinely sturdy and well made. So, in fairness, I shall forgive it for arriving with the approximate mass of a small Victorian piano. Assembly is, shall we say, an undertaking...... There are many parts, many steps and enough screws to make you briefly question your life choices. It took me around five hours on my own from start to finish — although the instruction booklet has a rather charming habit of making you feel as though you are approaching the end, only for another six pages of assembly to reveal themselves. You repeatedly think, surely we must be nearly there now, only to discover that you are, in fact, nowhere near the end. For the love of God, use an electric screwdriver for both phillips and allen. I cannot stress this enough You will thank me later. The screws themselves also don't appear to be of the finest quality, particularly when it comes to fitting the rather heavy doors. You really need to drive them properly into the hard wood, and after a while the threading can start to suffer if you are repeatedly tightening and adjusting them. This turned what should have been a straightforward part of the assembly into a surprisingly lengthy battle of wills between myself, the screws and the wardrobe. The wardrobe eventually won, but only after several hours of negotiations. Thankfully, the instructions are quite clear and, rather refreshingly, every single fitting was present and accounted for, including some spare parts. One small warning: half way through the process, attaching the back panel requires approximately 20–30 nails and a hammer. If you are assembling this in a flat at 10:00 PM, your neighbours may not appreciate your sudden enthusiasm for carpentry. Consider this your public service announcement. The wardrobe itself, however, looks excellent once assembled. It feels solid, substantial and — assuming you treat it with the respect one should perhaps show something weighing 81kg — I suspect it will last for many years. Overall: quite a considerable amount of effort, but a very satisfactory end result. I would definitely recommend it. Just be aware that this is not a wardrobe you casually assemble on a Sunday afternoon while listening to a podcast. You will need space, patience, preferably a second pair of hands, an electric screwdriver, and a reasonably good relationship with your neighbours. Now...the obvious question : Would I buy this again? Hmm… unlikely, unless I had somehow forgotten the five-hour assembly process, developed a sudden passion for furniture construction, or perhaps needed another wardrobe badly enough to willingly put myself through it all over again. That said, now that it is standing there looking rather handsome and holding all my clothes, I suppose I can finally forgive it. Four stars — thoroughly earned :-)