Every level of this white floor cabinet has its own stated limit, which takes the guesswork out of loading it: 70 lbs on the top, 20 lbs in each drawer, and 25 lbs on the shelf inside the cupboard. The three drawers open to 9.5 in by 9.5 in by 6 in, a near-square shape that suits boxed and bottled items better than a long shallow tray, and each front is cut out rather than fitted with hardware, so they push and pull cleanly with a fingertip and leave nothing sticking out to catch a sleeve. The cupboard beside them holds a shelf with three height settings, which is the difference between storing tall bottles upright and laying them down. Its door closes on a magnetic snap that stops it drifting open on its own. The cabinet stands 24 in wide by 12 in deep and 32 in tall, and the whole surface carries a waterproof coating, so splashes sit on top and wipe away with a damp cloth instead of soaking into the board and swelling an edge. The panels are density board selected for a frame that holds square under repeated loading, and an anti-tip screw fixes the 30.5-lb cabinet to the wall so it cannot tilt or fall forward. Assembly is straightforward with detailed instructions and accessories included, and it works in a living room, a bedroom, a hallway, or an office.