Storkcraft Brookside 4 Drawer Dresser (Gray) – GREENGUARD Gold Certified, Dresser For Nursery

I purchased this dresser to use in my closet and it is perfect! It took me about 4 hours to assemble - BY MYSELF! The instructions were self-explanatory and very easy to read. For those who mention that the drawers don’t align, I thought the same thing at first but the instructions at the end clearly state that there are drawers specific for the left side and drawers specific for the right side. If you don’t place the drawers on the specific side of the dresser according to the directions - the drawers won’t align. For those who mention that the drawers don’t slide open and close easily, again I thought so at first too however I didn’t tighten to the screws on the tracks enough and they were sticking out a little. Once I did that, the drawers glide easily. For those saying the dresser is cheap and “don’t buy it” - If you want a high quality fancy dresser then shop somewhere else. However, if you’re looking for something that’s bright white (not cream or ivory), sturdy and looks pretty but doesn’t cost an arm and a leg, then this dresser is for you. I will be changing out the drawer pulls because they are a bit thinner than what I would like but other than that, this dresser is perfect for me and my needs.

Pros:Price is greatWhen assembled dresser is heavy and seems very sturdy.Despite having the thin base for the drawers they do have a middle support so I think these should hold up fine with kids' clothes.Fairly easy to assemble (does take some time, but instructions are pretty clear)Packaged well, the box was damaged from shipping but the dresser was unharmed.Cons:The veneer on the particle board scratches pretty easily, so use care when assemblingDrawers are shallow (only an issue if you're thinking of using this for adult clothing)I was cautiously optimistic when ordering this due to some of the reviews. I live in an apartment, and it was delivered to my door thankfully because it is definitely a two person lift on the box. I got it inside and assembled on my own in a few hours. Take your time to read the directions, for the most part it is straight forward, though some pieces I had to flip ahead in the steps to confirm the placements.I definitely wouldn't put anything wet on the surface (glasses, towels) because I'm sure the veneer will peel/buckle. But it looks great assembled, and for the kid's room I think it's money well spent. I would definitely order again.

alrighty… so i never leave reviews unless i feel it’s an absolute necessity and after reading the other ones… y'all need this.so i work at ashley homestore and i consider myself to be very knowledgeable when it comes to furniture. but im also very cheap when it comes to furniture- sue me idc. anyways, i love a deal and when i saw this price i figured it’s worth a shot.pros: the piece looks great in our room, simple hardware, easy enough instructions, something for my boyfriend and i to do together, we needed a dresser and we now have one, seems to hold up okay when fully constructed.cons: the instructions are LONG, took us 2 days to get it done in 3 hour shifts, when putting it together the mdf would splinter and mess with the integrity of INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, the drawers are not very deep and there’s NO room for error.with all of this being said, this is not a piece you should buy if you are someone who is rough with furniture (slamming drawers, stuffing clothes in past capacity, etc.) if you are someone who takes care of your things, there shouldn’t be a reason as to why NOT to buy it. it’s cute, does the job, holds up okay and for the price, you can hardly beat it. take your time to put it together, don't force any pieces, be gentle with it and this will be one of the best purchases you’ve made.EDIT: its now 7/14 and the dresser is still in perfect condition.

TL/DR: Great item, good construction, sturdy, 10/10 recommend.We bought this to use as a changing table since we are expecting. I've put together a number of pressboard furniture pieces in the last five years, and I have to admit that this one is actually the best of them. All of the pieces fit together properly, the screws go into the pre-milled holes without too much effort but are also not loose, and overall the materials seems to be of better-than-average quality. The end product is very sturdy and doesn't wobble, which is clutch when you think about having a baby covered in poop on top of it - that's not really when you want things shaking around and potentially splatter painting the room. Overall, it's great and I would highly recommend it.The only caveat here is that the instructions are not quite as detailed as you might want. I had to unscrew a couple of pieces and flip them around so I had access to the cam locks. Fortunately, the build is good enough that this was easy to do. So if you have any experience assembling furniture, you should be able to tackle 90%+ of the instructions with no problem. And the remaining 10% are kind of a 50-50 toss up that is easy to fix. If this is your first furniture assembling foray, then I still recommend this but then you should either A). build it when you have enough time to really, REALLY study the instruction pictures for each minute detail or (more likely) B). con a friend with experience into helping you. Preferably the second, and bribe them with a good beer selection. If you're close, I'll even do it if you provide the beer, that's how easy this thing was to assemble.If I could guarantee that every pressboard furniture piece that I purchased going forward had this quality, I would be very happy. 10/10 would recommend to everyone.