Bamboo Bread Box Countertop Bread Storage Bread Box Kitchen Food Storage Box Bread Storage

Did not come near as expected. Very flimsy product that requires and extremely tough setup. Looks very very cheap and I wouldn’t use it if they gave it to me for free. Disappointed with every aspect of this product.

I understand what the other reviewers are saying about the instructions. If you are relatively handy with DIY projects and have some tools on hand, this is easy to assemble. The pilot holes don't go all the way in but if you have a power drill, you can tighten the screws with ease.We are using this as our tinfoil, plastic wrap, ziploc bag, wax paper storage, as we had everything on top of the microwave.I've shown the size with a full loaf of bread for scale.As we keep our bread in the freezer and take it out as needed, we are not using it for bread storage. It fits the rolls of food storage wraps/covers perfectly.This is easy to clean and looks good with my other bamboo lidded storage jars and utensils.The lid was a bit stiff at first but after raising it and lowering it a few times, it moved more with ease.I'm pleased with this. For its purpose in our kitchen, it is working out great.

It would look nice if the TINY SKINNY JUNKY allen wrench-and the screws- that came with it were't so inferior. They are very lightweight and soft metal. After I had put in 3-4 screws the Allen wrench was stripping and those screws were hanging out in the breeze. I couldn't get them in all the way. I managed to back two of them out with an adjustable wrench and a little rubber band then found two regular screws I could replace them with. The rest of them are still sticking out. And a couple pieces of the wood broke as I was turning in the screws. If this thing came with decent screws, an allen wrench you could hold onto and wood that wasn't so thin it could be assembled in just a few minutes. With as much patience I could muster , it took me well over an hour to get this thing put together. It's sitting on my counter with the 'sticking out' screws facing away.

This item arrived well packaged, with a large Assembly Booklet. However, I even cut my finger with the provided allen wrench, trying to fasten the screws - two of them just wouldn't fit and the heads were of such a poor quality that their hexagonal opening stripped and I had to use pliers to rotate them. The pre-drilled holes were too tight and were probably not properly angled (straight) for the provided screw size, so that tightening the screws eventually caused the panel to crack - seriously?!The final issue was with the lid - it had large gaps between slats, one if them was bent and didn't even align, the lid moved with loud noise. It did irritate me and even the prominent logo couldn't stop me from returning this product.

This product is a basic easy to assemble breadbox. You have to read the product description to see that assembly is required. The instructions are an "Ikea Style" pictograph and you basically fit part B into Part A. If you are unfamilar with this method of instructions, you might be surprised with the lack of detail, but if you've ever assembled a modern inexpensive piece of furnature you know the drill. It took me 20 minutes start to finish. Most of the time was spent figuring out how the pieces fit together, not assembling them, as the diagram is a little vague. But there are only a half dozen parts so not too tough. Having done it once, assemble of a second one would take about five minutes. The bread box itself is exactly as described and depicted. Simple: lift the knob and the cover slides up, put the bread in, lower the knob. Now if someone could tell me what the heck the "Sheerness" feature is, please...