52" Wide Farmhouse 9 Drawer Dresser for Bedroom, Off White | Large Drawers, Metal Handles, X-brace Side Panels, Arched Foot Base, Modern Chest of Drawers, for Living Room, Hallway

I needed something for a guest room. After looking in furniture stores, I settled on this dresser. My granddaughter and her boyfriend put it together and they said the instructions were easy to follow and it probably took them about 2 hours. The dresser looks good, it is sturdy and it's perfect for what I need it for. It was a good, inexpensive investment.

Took me 3 hours to put together, but instructions are easy to follow. Well-built! I’m actually impressed with how nice the quality of it is….in comparison to the price. I’m glad i purchased this dresser. And the dark blue color is very sharp-looking. Drawers glide without any issues (i was worried since i had to build it myself…but everything fit together so perfectly). No weird gaps or misaligned pieces. It’s DEF worth buying!!

This is a very pretty dresser and I am pleased with it. A few things to know. The box it is shipped in is very heavy - even heavy for two people. Putting it together is not difficult, but it does take some time. It probably took two of us over 4 hours. When it first arrived, it was damaged (most likely it was damaged in delivery). I had to contact the seller, and they were quite responsive. We had to go back and forth a bit, but they eventually sent me a new one. They did want me to send back the damaged one, which was a bit of a pain, but they sent me a free return label, and I got FedEx to come pick it up which was easier than me trying to get rid of it on my own. The dresser is nice, the drawers are not super deep, but they work for me.

LOTS OF ASSEMBLY required. This took about 6 hours After I had built 2 of the matching nightstands so I was already familiar with the build style and instruction layout. The assembly is not difficult just time consuming and somewhat tedious as there are SOO many parts! All parts were well packed and only 2 had missing labels but were duplicates of others (drawer parts). the hardware is labeled well and as long as you lay out the parts in an orderly manner there should be no issues. Make sure you have adequate work space!! I laid all the parts out on our king size bed and moved the old dresser and everything else out. I still had to shift the assembly around some to get to either side. I built it myself although they say its a two person job. My main trouble was carrying in the box to the bedroom. That sucker is heavy!! The drawers are a bit shallow but should be fine as we are downsizing and wont need to pack them so full. The drawers do have a nice support under the center of the box so that is nice. If this is going to be on hard surface floor You might want to get some slides or felt to add to the bottom so the floor wont be damaged when scooting it around.

The dresser has a nice design and overall looks great once it’s fully assembled. It is heavy and feels sturdy - even when empty. The box arrived undamaged, but unfortunately one of the base pieces was cracked completely in half. Thankfully, it was a hidden piece, so I was able to repair it with some metal brackets at home—but it’s the kind of issue that should have been caught with basic quality control. There were also a few minor scratches on the top, nothing too serious, and I was able to touch them up with some care and time. The color and texture are mostly as described, but there were a lot of random small dots on the surface that looked like overspray—not terrible, but noticeable up close. Now, assembly… the instructions say not to use power tools, but let’s be real: there are 299 screws and bolts (not an exaggeration). I don’t have Popeye forearms, so I used a power drill and it still took me 2.5 hours. I can’t imagine assembling it with just the included Allen key and a regular screwdriver. Also, a heads-up: one of the drawer slide diagrams is inconsistent. The zoomed-in image shows the slides oriented one way, but they’re installed the opposite direction on the drawer itself. The instructions even say, “make sure they match the image,” which they don’t. Definitely something to double-check as you go. In short: it’s a nice-looking piece once it’s built, and it offers a lot of storage. But between the quality control issues, misleading instructions, and time-consuming assembly, I can only give it 3 stars. If you’re handy and patient, it might be worth it.

Fantastic! Love the dresser! Easy to follow directions. Very sturdy and looks great!!

I remember when I first put together my IKEA furniture, we've come a long way from that. I'm not sure how many parts came in one box but they were properly labeled and easy to identify. Each engineered wood was separated with a thin cushion/lining to prevent scratching against each other. The parts are identified with numbers or letters and clearly defined in the manual. The material is quite heavy, sturdy, and of great quality. It's important to note that you'll need a power drill to save time and energy, and to keep your hands from getting calloused. Overall, it took me several hours to assemble, but I have no complaints. I'm so proud of what I built—the drawers are aligned, and it makes a beautiful addition to my room.

Very well engineered. Very time consuming to put together. As far as the quality of the faux wood it is good. I have assembled 1000s of ready to assemble furniture and this good quality. I previously wrote a bad review due to the fact I order a new drawer face because the one in the box was cracked and it took 25 days for me to recieve it. I thought I was not going to get it but they followed through on their word. I was a little impatient. It was smaller than I expected but they did give the measurements and I did not really look at them.