6-Drawer Groove Handle Solid Wood Dresser - Walnut

This dresser was worth the price and effort. The pieces were labeled nicely and the final product is stunning. It did take a good 3 hours to put together with power tools, but definitely worth the time.

I'm generally pretty handy, and have recently assembled an entire apartment's worth of flat-pack furniture...so believe me when I say, this dresser is A Project. It is a fantastic deal for a piece of solid-wood furniture, but you need to be prepared for what you're getting into. Be sure to have all your tools ready, take plenty of breaks, and stay hydrated!A few pieces of advice:- The instructions say you will need a phillips-head screwdriver. Make sure it's a short phillips-head screwdriver! Some of the screws are close to tight corners, and a regular-length screwdriver will not fit.- Wood glue is provided, but I would strongly suggest you go to the hardware store and get your own. This one comes in something like a ketchup packet, which makes for messy application and doesn't give you the option to close it up and come back later.- Take the time to sort out the pieces beforehand. They are all clearly labeled, so this isn't too difficult. The hardware pieces are all separated by type, but there are not a lot of extras, so keep track of them.- The instructions are quite good. Each step is provided in text and pictures, and they generally match up. Be sure to follow them carefully, except:- Do not complete Step 7 (nailing on the back panel) until after you've completed Step 8 (installing the drawer rails). Step 8 is significantly easier if you can reach in from either side to install the rails.- Don't sweat the small stuff. There was one screw that I just couldn't get in, despite trying 3 different screwdrivers and multiple angles of approach. Oh well. I made sure everything else was installed correctly, and it seems to be holding together.Overall, I am very impressed and satisfied with this dresser. It looks a lot more expensive than it is! There were some minor quality control issues with individual pieces (eg, I had to shave down a few of the wooden pegs to make them fit), but the exterior looks flawless. It did take a long time to assemble (I was working alone, and probably put in 6 hours over 2 days), but it feels like an accomplishment to be proud of!

After reaching out to Walker Edison, they replaced the full unit without any hassle. Their customer service took a few weeks to get back to me, but once they did, it was great customer service. I would rate a 4 stars for the wait, but the replacement unit was stolen off the patio (it’s heavy and huge, so frustrating, but impressive) and they replaced it again. Customer service was on point.PSWe bought the three drawer and six drawer units. They are not the same height.Original review -Upon arrival, the packaged was ripped and poorly tape together.As we unboxed the pieces and categorized them, we shockingly noticed that 2 crucial pieces were missing: one leg and one drawer guide.This is extremely frustrating and inconvenient. We paid almost 400$ for a piece of furniture that’s now absolutely unusable. We are working with Walter Edison to see how the issue can get solved and will update this review as we go.We also purchased the 3drawer dresser currently on its way and plan on sending back Both purchased and request a refund if this cannot be fixed

The media could not be loaded. As of rite now I'm not so happy. I took everything out after receiving it early today from delivery and no parts! I have the assembly instructions but missing everything I need to actually put it together. I just moved in and have too much stuff to put together and was trying to do something each day as it comes so I won't burnout and this....I contacted the manufacturer and they are saying 7 to 10 days before I even get a response and one of the boards came broke....too tired to get passed but very irritated.Update:After a week of no contact, I was able to locate the customer service number and they FedEx me the assembly and broken board. But when I went to start assembling the dresser, I started noticing more and more missing pieces and as I began to count to contact for my missing parts, I noticed a note on the inside of the box. You guys seriously sent me someone else's return! This is wasting so much of my time. This note on the inside of the box is clearly from a customer advising of a return. This is crazy. I honestly just really want my money back. I don't even want to waste anymore of my time dealing with this. It's seriously over 10 missing boards and nothing to stand this thing up. Why would you resend a return without checking to make sure everything was returned.Final Update:Just don't do it. Worst purchase ever. Almost 2 months in and the dresser is not worth it. It's super flimsy. The wood slates to slide the drawers in and out are warped and does not slide easily and already cracked handle piece just trying to hold it to get it to come in and out. Just horrible product. They lady Rachel at customer service was really nice and really did try. I do see they sent me a TV stand to try and solve the issue but I'm okay. I really wanted the dresser because they had the matching nightstands but I'm completely okay. This is going in the guest room where it won't be used. Wasted money and still have to end up buying a dresser after all of this. Horrible. Will try to sand the one I can't get in to make it fit but you still can't even open the drawers...just a waste.

Not worth over $200-$250. It fits my needs in terms of space and aesthetic, so I will not be returning.Main complaint: this dresser is made out of pine and particle board. Pine is a very soft wood and will scratch/ding easily. This dresser will not be durable over a long period of time.It is relatively easy to put together with two people, despite having to utilize a drill, screwdriver, hammer, and Allen wrench. This will take some time to assemble.Overall, I like the way it looks too much to return, but it could be better.

Awful. Just awful. Pretty much none of the holes align, screws are apparently supposed to go into holes that don't exist. Unsure if we can finish building it and now in a state where we can't really return it so a waste of £200. Well done.

Absolute nightmare. So many pieces - I started to try and assemble but it wasn’t worth it. Getting the pieces back in the box to return was just as traumatic