T4TREAM Farmhouse 6 Drawers Dresser for Bedroom, Wood Rustic Wide Chest of Drawers, Storage Dressers Organizer for Bedroom, Living Room, Hallway, Dark Rustic Oak

Pretty cheap material. Way smaller than expected but also didn’t measure and just assumed it was a normal sized dresser. Not overly thrilled with the quality for the price. Expect to need a new dresser sooner rather than later.

The color of these dressers are exactly what I was looking for. The quality is good for the price you pay. I love the size of it. It fits nice in our small bed room. So far so good, I have had it for several months and I have zero complaints on any of the items I got in this color. I would recommend them to anyone who doesn't want to buy hardwood. The drawers are pretty solid and you can fit lots of items of clothing in them.

The item is good but it's definitely i bit cheaper in quality, probably fair for the price. Drawers are small. Tons of steps to assemble.

I needed a narrow piece and this 16" wide one fit the bill. Every part was correctly numbered and all the holes lined up. It's going to take some time because there are simply a lot of parts. And none of them were missing. Don't rush it and you'll be ok. I assembled this all by myself over a 2 day period. Tighten, let it rest and re-tighten. Follow the pictured instructions and definitely use a good wood glue (I used Gorilla brand) not the included one. Quite sturdy after everything is together. Nothing rickety or wobbling as some others have complained about. Was worried about the draws sliding but was not a problem. Smooth opening and closing. Very, very pleased with this six draw dresser. The biggest and unavoidable problem you will face is when the 126lb. flat box arrives. So be prepared for that and have a space for it. This was fun to see come together and my socks, T-shirts and underwear are now happy. As am I.

Bought this dresser over a year ago and was really happy with the overall look. The particle board was a little stinky, but that's to be expected at a price point like this. The following day I noticed that when I walked into my bedroom, something smelled funky... not chemical funky like normal fake wood... something smelled like a decaying animal. When I pulled the dresser drawers open it was very obvious where the rotting smell was coming from, as it was extremely overwhelming in the drawer. The smell transferred to the clothes said drawer was holding, but after airing the clothes out the smell would vanish. I ripped the whole thing apart and tried everything in my power to sanitize/deodorize the dresser. The smell returned in a day. I ripped the whole dresser apart again, bleached it, left it outside for a couple days. A few days after bringing the thing back inside the smell returned yet again. I though maybe we could wait it out, and now well over a year later there is still a STRONG rancid stench emanating from the dresser. The only reason I haven't rid myself of this thing is because I don't want to buy another dresser, but if the drawer is left open even a crack I will notice it as soon as I enter my bedroom. Despite what the odor would have you believe, there is nothing dead hiding in this dresser. I've torn it apart and searched it several times just to make sure. Save yourself from the horror of this dresser and look elsewhere.