Canvas Wardrobe With Pullout Mirror

I bought the prior version of this (the Canvas Carleton 168-0179-8) in late 2024 and only assembled it in July 2025. It was by all observations new, undamaged from the outside and stored inside for 9 months. Unpacking showed that the contents were well protected and not a single piece was damaged prior to assembly. If you assembling this by yourself, budget 3-4 hours going page by page of the manual. If you have a helper, it may only take 2 hours. By the time you can lift the unit from its back to its upright position, it will be over 125lbs so be aware of your own abilities or you risk damaging it. The instructions are very good, thou if they were printed on Letter sized paper that would have been better. You are also given extras of all the important fasteners. Something I have done with this type of flat pack furniture and cabinetry over the years is applying wood glue to the dowel holes and white silicone (paintable latex) between all the mating surfaces. The glue helps with rigidity and the silicone cuts down on any creaking. It also includes feet which are adjustable once its in its final position. Don't forget to secure it to the wall thou you'll need a step ladder to work above it. Taking your time and knowing the appropriate amount of torque to apply to the cam bolts (into the particle board and MDF) and cam locks will help to prevent any pullout. Overall, its a good unit for what it is. A space efficient, contemporary wardrobe for a guest bedroom or studio apartment.

A millwright husband and contractor father couldn't put this together without breaking it as it is so poor quality with inaccurate instructions with several damaged pieces and missing parts. Upon calling Canvas, they instructed me to return it. I did, and repurchased another one which at this time was marked clearance therefore not returnable. These boxes, damaged upon purchase (the only other one was worse) had more damaged pieces within than the first (damaged from the manufacturer with white putty smothered and smeared all over in a poor attempt to repair). I opted for Canvas as opposed to Sauder (half the price) as what was on display for Sauder barely stood, well this doesn't either as most pieces were damaged upon purchase. This is the first and LAST piece of furniture I will ever purchase from Canadian Tire.