Jada 3 Door Sideboard Buffet

Easy to put together and looks awesome

Looks nice. Good value for money .

Great product. Easy to assemble. Love it

Looks great in my space to cover my phone connection and internet. Scandinavian is the way I will go for my house.

Nice looking furniture.

I’ve built a lot of furniture and genuinely think this has let me down the most; honestly the only thing saving this from being 1 star is that the exterior appearance is nice, minus the scratch marks on the top wooden board which Suck, but I imagine I’ll have things covering it so I can live with it. However, that issue alone should be sufficient enough for my genuine displeasure and disappointment with this product. (Also fyi: I don’t use a drill to build, just manual screw drivers and it took about 6 and a half hours which is quite a lot considering I am a fast builder and I don’t recall anything else I’ve built taking this long.) Despite being solid (i.e it doesn’t wobble when nudged) the cabinet still isn’t of a good build quality. The left door had to be attached slightly lower than intended as it kept grinding (albeit not harshly) on the border above it. It wasn’t too hard to make new holes, but it means the door has a slightly larger gap above it than the other door because at its intended height it seems to be on an angle and grind. Now that I’ve lowered the door the gap above it bothers me aesthetically, but it at least functions properly now. Speaking of angles, it’s very slight but the bench top dips slightly on one side, and by slightly I mean you likely wouldn’t notice it unless it’s pointed out but once you see it, you always notice it. The wood looked straight before I attached it to the cabinet, but I feel that once it was attached it warped it slightly. I know how to build flatpack furniture, and I could tell that it wasn’t a fault in technique from me, but in how they instruct you to attach the piece, and in how the pieces themselves are joined, as this has never been an issue in the past. I feel that this issue could be fixed but not without deconstructing several aspects of the build and frankly, that’d take a while, and it’s not utterly egregious so I can live with it- but again, let me emphasise that this shouldn’t happen at all. One of the most annoying and frustrating things in this build is the backboard as it does not correctly align with the cabinet. That meant it was an absolute pain to attach and it still doesn’t sit right as the board is too long to go on the back in the groove provided. If this build hadn’t taken so long I might have trimmed the backboard a bit to fit it more neatly, but I was exhausted by this point and thankfully managed to squeeze it in. Since the board doesn’t slot in neatly, this meant that it was difficult to screw into the cabinet itself but I eventually managed to do so correctly. However, despite following the instructions correctly, the backboard and cabinet are not aligned very well in general; this means that even in areas where the backboard is pushed into the groove neatly, the screws bulged out of the top wooden board on the inside of the cabinet after being screwed in, and so inside the cabinet you can see where the screw pokes out- this is Awful. I know with complete certainty that I screwed the backboard into the designated areas correctly and that the angle was fine, and yet this still happened, and it utterly baffles me. Thankfully it’s in the interior so again, it’s not visible to anyone unless I show them, but I find it incredibly frustrating. However, this same issue also happened on the right side of the outside of the cabinet which is even worse because it’s visible (lucky for me i have it next to a shelf which hides it). This shouldn’t happen at all, and it honestly feels like the issue wasn’t due to my technique, but due to how the screws were too long and large for their intended purpose, thereby giving them very little space to remain secured as they are on the utmost edge of the surface they’ve been screwed into (hence the high likelihood of the screw bulging out.) In addition to this, I had to add extra nails in the backboard because it really didn’t feel secure enough without them- in fact, it started to loosen significantly on the left side so the screws were absolutely necessary, as without them the board was starting to detach despite the board being secured correctly. The bottom kick board was also attached perfectly but still feels weak and structurally unsound, so when I have to move the cabinet I feel I have to be super careful when grabbing from that area, and it feels like it could snap off if I move just slightly wrong. The cabinet instructions were so frustrating as some parts were just straight up Wrong; for example, it at one point said to use something like piece 10 when you were supposed to use piece 25. I knew it was wrong because the two pieces looked completely different and piece 10 was already used earlier and labelled correctly, whereas piece 25 looked exactly like what they wanted me to use for this section, the instructions earlier label it correctly when laying out the pieces, and piece 25 is not mentioned any other time. This is problematic as this happened a few times when building which just sets things back as you spend time thinking if the piece is correct or if you’re crazy. Sometimes even the screws were labelled wrong, and you can only tell because the surrounding screws are all different (so having one be an outlier when they’re all preforming the same job makes no sense) and even though the picture matches the screws correctly, they’re illustrated so tiny that it can be very difficult to asses whether you’re correct if your eyesight is even a bit poor. I feel that I’ve outlined the issues with this cabinet enough (although I’m sure I could write more if I had the energy) and as an avid flat pack builder, the two I’ve bought recently from Temple and Webster were significantly below the expectations I had and the only thing saving this from being 1 star is that it still looks pretty to outside eyes- but to me, it’s a cabinet that took me 6 and a half hours to build with several issues and something I easily could’ve gotten from elsewhere for much better quality.

I was very concerned about purchasing this cupboard because of the negative comments in regard to assembly. I almost did not order because of the comments. To be honest, the instructions were a bit confusing and all the metal pieces ( screws etc) are not numbered but it went together better than I expected and did not take as long to assemble as some of the comments suggested. Perfect for the price .

Unit is fabulous as a TV unit. Perfect with Top drawer providing hide away storage for XBox Controllers and Games. Middle door area is perfect for XBox console and side cupboards so useful for games photo albums and books. This piece of furniture not only looks good but is very useful and fantastic price. I would have given it 5 Stars except instructions were difficult at times to understand.

This is a hard one to review as I love the sideboard in terms of colour and the silver handles and the wooden top, but the reality of it is very poor quality. I love flatpacks, I love putting them together, however the drawer and cupboards are made too short and there is a gap at the top despite following the instructions and the pre-drilled holes. There are also badly cut joins that are visible on the front. The back of the sideboard is not precut properly and it doesn't fit flush, so one: the back panels don't insert properly and because I wanted it finished I didn't bother to cut the overhang; and two: there are missing pre-drilled holes in the middle. Lastly, the instructions were pretty easy to follow, but because I am familiar with flat packs and double check everything, I noticed that sometimes they would miss pieces that were required in the list, but you have to follow the picture to make sure you didn't forget anything. Even then, you really had to look at the picture to be triple sure. So a really nice piece of furniture in the marketing/website photo, but poor quality overall, which is a shame because I usually get fantastic quality from T&W, which is why I purchased this piece. I have attached photos to back up my review.

Perfect thank you.

I have yet to assemble the product. But the website was efficient to place my order and delivery was quick.

Really happy with this sideboard buffet! It’s a great size—plenty of storage without sticking out too much in the hallway, which is perfect for tighter spaces. I especially love the adjustable shelves; they make organizing everything so much easier. Assembly was fairly easy once I got the hang of the instructions, but a video tutorial online would’ve made the process smoother. Overall, it’s a solid piece and looks great in the space!

Damaged on top of wood top

Nice unit that is good size for small room.

Great for the price

Great product. Well made although some instructions were quite hard to understand.

Amazing product and good quality

Nice and practical

Looks great exactly what I wanted, heaps of storage space. Not too hard to put together, found the instructions really detailed and easy to follow. Overall such great value.

It is like the pictures and is a good size.

Very Good product.

exactly what is says it is. Nice and clean and all the parts were there too!

Just like pictures, easy to assemble