Worst drawer. After few months of using it most of the drawers are mis aligned and cannot be closed. You have to take out the drawer and put it back it again however it keeps falling out of the railing, and not to mentioned it was difficult to assemble it.

Worst drawer. After few months of using it most of the drawers are mis aligned and cannot be closed. You have to take out the drawer and put it back it again.

I was really hopeful for this item after purchasing and LOVING the matching nightstands. The dresser however was not the same quality as the nightstands and arrived very damaged.

After I got my dads tools overall it was easy to build. I love it and am planning on buying one more to add to the room.

I really wanted to love this dresser. Unfortunately, it's more about looks than functionality. The greatest disappointments to me were twofold: (1) while the exterior measurements of the dresser's cabinet are nearly identical to another dresser I own, the interior drawer space is smaller by an inch or more in length, width, and depth; and (2) the drawer fronts and sides, cabinet sides, and cabinet top are of MDF as the description notes, but the drawer backs and bottoms, as well as the cabinet back, are all of the much lighter-weight "hardboard"—that compressed-paper stuff with a layer of print to match the grain on the MDF pieces. The interior dimensions of the drawers are especially disappointing. The dimensions for each drawer in the description's graphic are the exterior for each piece, and one measurement is simply wrong. The interior of the four large drawers, for example, is 26" W x 13.35" D x 4.5" H as shown in the photos below. The drawers are shallow and needlessly so, unless it is for weight. The sides of each drawer could be at least 2 inches taller, but they stop well short of the drawer's front/face. I don't know if this is a weight issue or something else; it means that depending how you fold and stack your clothes, you will see much diminished capacity before you have to worry about items spilling over the side to stick in drawer runners or get lost within the cabinet. The entire unit is very front-heavy because MDF is not used throughout as implied in the description. My son chose this for his room and he very much likes the look and style, but I wish I'd purchased the same dresser as we did for our older son. That dresser uses MDF consistently throughout and is very balanced, with drawer sides nearly as tall as the drawer fronts/faces. If you're looking for one dresser for all preteen or teen's clothes, this definitely is not it. Be advised that drawers are not preassembled in the box. The directions are clearly illustrated, and the pieces themselves clearly labeled, but it will take between 2.5 and 3 hours with two adults—and you definitely will need two sets of hands. A small screwdriver and an allen wrench are included with the hardware, but I highly recommend a power drill for all the screws and bits to create pilot holes. Your hands and forearms will thank you. The dresser came well-packaged in a compact and very heavy box.