HollyHOME Bread Bin Wooden Natural Bamboo Bread Bins for Kitchen, Large Capacity Containers, Countertop Roll Top Lid Storage Bin,Natural

Good bread bin. Sturdy and durable. Easy to put together and bo issues woth roller. Slightly shorter in height that I would want but holds a good ammount. Enough space on top to put other things

Do not buy this product. Impossible to assemble. We gave up with assembly, the screws are useless, you get one side seemingly assembled and the whole thing comes apart! Cheap bamboo parts from China, with useless screws. Overpriced for a useless article, can't be bothered to go through ardous returns rigmorale and has been thrown into the back of a store cupboard, if we had a log fire would burn the wood on that! Will purchase an assembled more expensive product from a shop, I can see what I'm buying!

I wasn't expecting this to need assembly and it was actually hard to put together than I expected, possibly because some parts weren't hugely study, however once assembled it felt a lot more sturdy and it works well.I'd agree with some reviews I read before I purchased it that the door doesn't slide very smoothly, but as I'm not opening and closing it multiple times a day it hasn't really been much of a problem. Aesthetically it looks great, so it's a worthwhile trade for me!

Ordered this as a present for my sister. It does the job. Easy to keep clean, roomy and my sister loves it.

If I could give this ZERO stars I would.Back and bottom are a flimsy ply which are warped on arrival.This means that nothing lines up properly and needs considerable patience to assemble.Screws are made of, I assume, butter and thread just by looking at them.To top it all off the shutter is about 4 slats too short so can never close.This is absolute tat of the lowest quality and I would get better value from the local Dealz store

Not the greatest of materials.The back and base aren't actually "proper" wood, and are kind of a thin plywood sort of texture, leading to a mostly cheep feel on the inside. Sure, it looks neat enough on the outside (once you've made use of the 17 pairs of hands to hold it in place whilst trying to put it together.) but I should really have spent the cash on a proper full-wood bread bin. It'll do for a temporary thing, but I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I don't expect it'll last very long.

Firstly, it's not all wood! Bamboo is by far the cheapest wood resource on the planet, and they couldn't even be bothered to make it all out of wood panelling.The bottom and the back are made from pressboard. The same type of "wood" used to give wardrobes and shelves their backing.You have to screw it together yourself, and the holes don't line up properly.The sliding drawer is one lat too short, and is backed with enough pva to sink a ship, to adhere a cheap, plastic mesh onto it.You can believe that they had the nerve to say this was reduced from £25 to £20 for black Friday.I only bought one from Amazon because I looked in all the highstreet shops and couldn't find a sturdy enough wooden one.I can't even decide whether it's worth my energy to return the damn thing and request a refund. It's not worth £5, let alone £20.

Perfect to store bread