24 hours later we are still assembling this dresser. First, opening the box, the Styrofoam packaging disintegrated and was everywhere, clinging to all the pieces and spreading all over like glitter. Second, there was no outline for most of the screws so drilling into the particle board was difficult and time consuming. Third, this required a drill bit for all the drawers which is beyond what should be required for assembling furniture like this. I'm not a carpenter. We've assembled bunk beds, desks, night stands over the past year and this was definitely the worst thing we have had to assemble. I would have paid $300 to have someone do it for me.

This is a piece of junk. I would not recommend anyone buy this. Instructions are drawings only. Parts are not labeled. Parts don't match drawings in some cases. There is some reference to screws or parts for each drawing, but bags of parts don't reference anything. You have to figure it out yourself. Drawer assembly does not match. Drawers are cheap. Both boxes were damaged, with the one not causing any significant issues for the Dresser. The second box looked like FedEx had dropped is multiple times with styrofoam crushed and atomized such that it took me an hour to unpack. In its current form it is not fully usable as the drawers don't open and close properly. This was an adventure - and not one I would repeat. I am looking for a new dresser. This one is not worth the money or effort.

If you like puzzles and have about 6 hours on your hands, then this dresser is for you! While I will say in its final form, the dresser is lovely. Its sturdy. Everything is straight. Looks just like the picture. The assembly process is an adventure. The parts are not labeled and the pictures can be a bit cryptic. I also had to drill my own pilot holes for some steps. I oddly really enjoy putting furniture together and can honestly say, this was not my favorite project. But. despite the brutal assembly process, it looks wonderful and I think I will enjoy it for a long time.