Tall Dresser for Bedroom, Fabric Dressers Storage Tower, Dresser & Chest of Drawers Organizer Unit with 11 Drawers, Storage Cabinet, Hallway, Closets, Steel Frame, Wood Top, Dark Grey

It's very easy to put together while following instructions. It seems flimsy but actually quite sturdy and looks beautiful when fully assembled. Very accurate dimensions for real-life size. Of course it can't hold too heavy stuffs, but would do perfectly fine with clothes and socks and lighter weight stuffs.

Very sturdy. Holds up my 50” tv! Super cute and doesn’t take up too much space!

Yay! I love my new dresser! I have been needing a dressers for the longest time now and I finally got my hands on this one and I don’t regret it at all. It’s sturdy, it was easy to build and the size is perfect! For your clothes! The drawers are nice and spacious however! Definitely put heavier clothing at the bottom of the drawers and keep all the lightweight clothing or items on the top drawers just to avoid unbalance. Plus it’s best to keep heavier stuff on the last bottoms drawers lol.

First off, this is super easy to assemble. It took me an hour to put together the whole thing - including dragging the box up the stairs, unwrapping everything, and going back downstairs to get my toolkit. Not only is it straightforward, but all the pieces and screws are different enough that you won't mix them up. I actually took all the numbers off the pieces without thinking, and had no issues figuring it out (with one exception, two bars that are pretty similar - but a quick look at the diagram cleared it up, plus it only matters if you're planning to attach the dresser to the wall). It technically comes with everything you need, although the manual recommends a Phillips head screwdriver and I agree, it's a lot easier than using the screwdriver part of the included Allen wrench. One of the pieces was actually damaged when I opened the box; the metal was pretty badly bent out of shape. I contacted customer service but I was impatient so I tried just hammering it flat myself, which worked fine. Although it gives instructions and hardware to attach it to the wall, I decided not to do that - it really isn't all that easy to tip over, and my daughter is old enough that I can trust her not to climb on it, but if it was going in a younger kid's room it would probably be a good idea. The finished product looks nice and is taller than I expected (my fault, not paying close attention to the dimensions). I'm using it for my 10 year-old's clothes, and it's great for that; the drawers are pretty shallow but they're the perfect depth for her shirts when folded normally. I'd need to fold my shirts smaller to fit, which would mean fewer items would fit overall. She likes that it's more "grown up looking" than the small wooden dresser she's had since she was a baby, and I like that it's pretty inexpensive. Based on the price and description, you should have a good idea of what this is - the drawers are fabric, so they can't hold heavy things, and you shouldn't put anything heavy on top of it. It's actually sturdier than I'd imagined it would be - the frame is solid metal, the top is sturdy wood, and there are lots of cross beams for extra support, plus many of the bars attach in multiple spots so it doesn't wiggle at all. The drawer fronts have some sort of particle board inside them so they're solid and don't fold or pull weird when you open them, like all-fabric drawers do. There are solid/stiff inserts for the drawer bottoms so they hold their shape. They also have real handles that attach with screws vs a fabric pull handle, which makes it look nicer and more finished. It's relatively lightweight (especially compared to a solid wood dresser) but not easy to tip over. The feet don't glide so it's not easy to move without lifting, but I think that's probably better than having it slide all over the place.

Honestly? A perfect setup for what I needed it for. Plenty of space for everything and sturdy as hell to boot. Price point is a bit high, but I consider it worth it. Its look matches my color scheme and the drawers are tough enough to endure heavy items too. Setup was a breeze and everything fit together without trouble.

Looks way better than I expected. The front is like a faux wood...I thought it would be cloth!

I really like this dresser. It was pretty easy to put together. Like most others, there are issues getting the screws into the handles with the angle they're at. I should have used a drill. I have a 32" TV on top that fits perfectly. I did have to use an extra part because one of the slide inserts snapped when I was trying to take it out and correctly adjust it. You have to put the bottom of the slide in the bottom slot first, then carefully snap the top into the top slot. Don't just leave it hanging in the bottom slot only or the drawers won't be straight. I found the instructions easy to follow. Thankfully, I did not have to remove a sticker on the top board because there was none. None of my parts were cracked or damaged. I really like the color as well! I think that was a great purchase. It didn't replace my current dresser, but supplemented it very well. I would buy again.

Beautiful product once put together. I put it together by myself and it took maybe an hour. The directions are pretty simple and to the point. Just read them and you’ll have no issue putting this together. Decent drawer depth and the drawers seem pretty sturdy. My only issues: 1. Screwing on the drawer handles. I know it sounds crazy but they were seriously the most difficult part of this entire assembly! My palms feel blistered lol luckily I had a small screw driver to use on these because good luck using the allen wrench/ phillips head combo they provided. The amount of force you have to use to get the screws into the handles all the way is unbelievable and your hand will probably be bleeding by the time you’re finished, if you use the tool they provided. Not being dramatic at all. Use a regular screwdriver! 2. 2 little white caps were provided which are supposed to cover 2 holes in the metal structure under the top middle drawer but only one was able to be used. For the one that was able to be used, the hole was large enough that the screw went completely into it (head and all) but the other one wasn’t like that. It was like the rest of the screw holes where the head sticks out (included in pics). I followed the directions to a T so this must be some sort of manufacturer defect and it isn’t a huge issue, but just wanted to note it. Note to the manufacturer: The placement of that warning label is ridiculous! Right in the front right corner of the top of the dresser, and of course when I peeled it off (very slowly) it took off part of the coating of the “wood” top with it. Luckily the dresser is tall enough that you won’t see it, but if this dresser were shorter, it would be visible, and an issue for someone like me who little stuff like that bothers. Other than that, great product and overall satisfied!