Corona 4 Drawer Chest of Drawers 2+2 Chest Mexican Solid Pine

Took way longer to put together than the 60mins stated in the instructions, but nice once together!

Arrived well before scheduled delivery. Excellent quality looks great and is very sturdy. Take your time assembling as wood is soft. I used a small cordless hand driver on low torque to speed things up but completed the final tightening pinch with an ordinary screw driver. Instructions can be a tad difficult to follow but as I said take your time and all will be well. To clear up any confusion on my unit the drawer bottoms are hardboard not plywood. Very satisfied with my purchase. Looks awesome !

Overall the product is a quality flat packed purchase. Yes it is heavy and robust, but I found it takes a little bit long to make than the instructions suggests. The final assembled item is excellent, and will last for a long time.

Looks nice and price was good have also bought a bookcase with cupboard to match. My only criticism is the customer support. As with anything these days seems non existent. Had a problem with a part and nothing was done about it. Ended up fixing the issue myself.

Quite a nice piece of kit. It is all solid timber. IE drawer sides and drawer backs are pine. The drawer liners are plywood. The instructions are reasonably straight forward to follow, with part diagrams and drawings. My advice is to buy some decent PVA glue. top trade PVA is D4. It sets very hard and is waterproof. It is good enough to be submerged in water without disolving. D3 is ok but not water proof. With all the parts to assemble I set up a work bench. It took me about 4 hours to build. I also advise to have some sand paper too. The middle drawer was a bit sticky. Wasnt the runners, it was sitting a bit high so i had to sand it a little. Apart from that it went together very well. A must is to have a battery screw gun. As there are screw holes but no pilot holes for the screw to follow. That makes it a bit tricky to do with a hand held screw driver. Use a wooden or rubber mallet and a small peice of wood to tap the parts together. If you use a hammer directly onto the timber there is a very high risk of damaging the wood. After all pine is classsed as a soft wood. Built it looks really nice. A very nice piece of furniture.

Awesome. Very easy to put together, just follow the instructions and use a cordless drill or electric screwdriver and it takes about 1 and a half hours. A lot of that time was unpacking and sorting out the parts and reading the instructions. That was with 1 person.The actual assembly takes about an hour (longer of just using a screwdriver.It can be done alone easily enough, some slightly tricky parts with the larger drawers where a second set of hands can be helpful, but not essential.The end product looks study, has nice big drawers and looks far more expensive than it is!Bargain and I have two and just ordered two bedside drawer units too!Just one thing to add. I added some felt like feet on the corners to help it sit well on wooden floors and to protect the edges.

This chest of drawers looks lovely and the wood is solid but it was tricky to assemble as pre drilled holes don't line up very well. Consequently close up it does not look perfect and drawers can be awkward to use. I have other items in this range[ as i love the look and price] but have had similar problems each time.

A good solid piece. Not a 5 minute job assembling however. Allow a couple of hours at least. DO NOT be tempted to use a cordless battery drill to screw the screws home. You will damage the wood and there is no need for one anyway. When you use your screwdriver - don't over tighten - it's soft wood. On each individual part, tighten the screws like you would when tightening something with a gasket sandwiched/under, tighten each screw down gradually - before giving each screw a final tighten. I've read on reviews some people actually use power tools - silly people! probably the same people who get in to difficulties and end up with the drawers not opening and closing correctly.According to some reviews, the drawer bottoms are made from plywood. This is not the case, they are made from hardboard. Maybe some people don't know what plywood is? A solid wooden bottom would have been better. The hardboard bottoms are obviously a weakness in what is otherwise a very strong and solid piece of furniture - which is a pity. But i suppose you get what you pay for - it is a flat-pack piece after all. And to be honest, it's the best flat-pack piece I've ever put together - simple instructions too.I would recommend this piece of furniture. Please note, check the contents of the box ASAP. There was a part missing. However the missing part it was dispatched promptly and arrived a few days later, after the weekend. A minor inconvenience only.