Joey II
$549.00
Need extra storage? Easily add three drawers of storage space to your craft room with our Joey II. It’s a cute must-have sidekick for all crafters with limited area who need more organizational space.
Learn more about its features below!
- Description
- Additional information
- Cabinet Specifications
- Shipping Info
- Assembly Manual/Videos
- Reviews (2)
Description
Features:
- Three drawers of storage space for storing notions and other small accessories
- Locking casters provide portability and stability
- Drawers lock with small key
- Small enough to store in the Kangaroo’s pouch
- Available Finishes: Teak or Ash White
- Kangaroo Sewing Furniture Lifetime Limited Warranty
Please note: If purchasing from a dealer, prices are subject to change and may vary among retailers in different markets.
Additional information
| Cabinet Finish | Ash White, Teak |
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Cabinet Specifications
Cabinet Specifications
- Joey II cabinet dimensions:
- 25 ¾” W x 16 ½” D x 24″ H
- Top two drawer dimensions:
- 22 ½ ” W x 13″ D x 2 ½” H
- Bottom drawer dimensions:
- 22 ½ ” W x 13″ D x 8″ H</>
- Made from melamine laminate, MDF, and composite
Shipping Info
Shipping Information
- Ships in one box
- Weighs a total of 60 pounds
- Arrow determines shipping carrier, FedEx or UPS
- Cabinets, tables, and chairs cannot be shipped to a PO Box
Assembly Manual/Videos
Assembly Instructions
Assembly instructions are included with the cabinet. You may also download the Joey II manual and save it to your computer. If your Joey is older and has the lock centered on the top drawer, please call Arrow at 1-800-533-7347 ext. 1 to obtain a copy of the correct manual.
For assembly, you’ll need:
- Phillips screwdriver with #2 head or power screwdriver
- Hammer or mallet
- WD-40 (optional)
Assembly Videos
How to assemble your Joey II:
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Scott Brown –
The cabinet itself is very nice and the fact that it rolls out from under my wife’s Kangaroo II sewing table makes it easy for her to have her serger on the left side and sewing maching on the right. However, all of these cabinets and sewing tables are made of particle board and assembled using pins and cams. The wheels of this Joey cabinet are 4.25″ tall and screw into an insert that screws into the bottom of the particle board cabinet. While moving the cabinet from a hard floor to an area rug, one of the wheels hit the edge of the rug and promptly collapsed. I turned the cabinet over and found that 3 of the 4 wheels were very loosely connected to the cabinet. Once the particle board is damaged or if the hole is too big for the insert, you can not use it. I ended up using 4″ L brackets screwed to the bottom of the cabinet with the wheel stem occupying one of the 4 holes in the bracket. I used a locking nut with nylon insert 8.0 – 1.25 to hold the wheel stem to the bracket and then installed it with the locknut seated into the hole (made slightly bigger to accommodate the locking nut. Then used 1/2″ wood screws to fasten the other 3 holes of each L bracket. This solved the problem and now the cabinet is strong and moves easily.
Arrow Sewing Cabinets –
Hello Scott,
Thank you for your feedback. Arrow would be more than happy to send you a replacement panel for your Joey II. Please feel free to contact us at 800-533-7347 Ext. 1 or email CS@ArrowCabinets.com if you would like a new panel.
Kathryn –
I purchased a second hand koala quiltmate and wanted the companion storage piece. This was the best packaged piece of RTA furniture I have ever purchased. It made assembly so much better than the typical experience.