Ameriwood Home Skyler 3 Drawer Dresser with Cubbies, White

Pro's-very cute 5*****-space saving 5*****-pretty clear instructions 4****-drawers look like better quality than an ikea product 3.5***-looks and feels very sturdy 4****-the back panel comes predrilled holes for the nails - never saw this on any other cheap furniture 5+*****Cons-couldve been a "drop" bigger but this is only my preferenc so no negetive stars-the back pannel consits of two pcs, only the bottom one (bigger one) has predrilled holes, if you have a good idea implement it accross the board not halfways -half a star for this-the screws and parts come in two bags all mixed up and not labled -1*-the tracks for the drawers are plastic and only on the dresser itself ot on the drawer -2**-on the bottom it has a pc of wood (where your foot bumps in lol) that connects with only one L bracket and two screws, since this is pressed wood its not that secured. -3***all in all, its a very nice & cute night chest, excelent price and i would probably by another product of this mfg (i already have a 55 gal fish tank stand from them) but take note, its made out of press wood and i do feel that ikea's products are a bit more sturdy than this one but you cant beat this price.

Five stars. I highly recommend this dresser...I bought this dresser in gray - and I have the white one on order because I am delighted with the functionality, sturdiness, and appearance of this unit.Currently, two kids (ages 4 and 7) are sharing the gray dresser. The dresser has three drawers that are large enough for various children's undergarments and pajamas. The open shelf is wonderful for holding books. I have a small lamp and a medium size radio on the top. Be mindful of weight limits for each section. (Sorry the pic is sideways 🤦)My husband said it was simple to assemble. I have moved it around the room (empty) several times and it feels solid. There is an option to attach it to the wall to avoid toppling. I would describe the gray as charcoal or graphite, so it is darker than "dove gray". While it's marketed as a children's product, the design is neutral enough for an adult space.This dresser maximizes storage, looks nice (no major damage during shipping), and is worth the money at around $100. The finish will likely take a beating from my kids, but this unit is not destined to be a family heirloom.

This dresser is exactly what I needed for my 7 year old daughter's closet. It is very sturdy and heavy for particle board, and I'm very pleased with it. I decided to add the pink bling knobs for added glam; an idea I snagged from another reviewer of this dresser.Her room is small, so we had to be very creative with organizing her closet with all of her clothes. The drawers are deep enough for 3 stacks of about 10 shirts, shorts/skirts, and pj's. The cubby space is great for storage bins to hold her undergarments and socks. I'm not great at assembling things at all, so my biggest challenge was making sure the drawer runners were on the correct panel and finding the drawer stops for step 16 (which are the small plastic dowels attached to the runners) . I'd suggest presorting the screws ahead of time, and using a drill to get every screw really tight and have a lot of patience. My husband would've got it done it in no time, but I decided to do it alone. I'd definitely recommend purchasing this.

For the most part the bed frame is solid. The slats are particle board, which wouldn't be a big problem, unless you follow the instructions on putting it together. You are suppose to put them in, put on the foot board, and then flip the bed over, which if you do, it is almost impossible not to break the particle boards. I bought two of these, the second one I put together my own way and had no issues. Also, most of the screw holes were lined up by Helen Keller, so that can get frustrating.All that is fine, my biggest complaint is that I did not believe you needed a box spring, judging by the pictures. In theory you don't. If you buy an extra plush 300 dollar mattress, then the mattress alone will clear the edges. If you buy just a regular twin it will not. Since these are for our 6 and 4 yr old we ended up buying rubber bumpers to go around the edges, as they are pretty sharp and protrude about half an inch above the mattress, not to mention the wood is solid enough to knock them out.All in all it is a good bed for the price. I would purchase again, just know you will need a thick mattress or boxsprings. We chose not to get box springs because we wanted it to stay close to the ground

I really like this dresser. I bought two of them, one for each of my children. They were relatively simply to put together, taking me approximately one hour for the first and maybe 35 minutes for the second. That was with my kids "helping". I am please with the purchase but I will point out, these are small, almost ridiculously small. Just recognize these are definitely for children and do not have a big carrying capacity. My kids are only with me on weekends, so this does a fine job of holding a little clothes for that purpose only, but you would need 4 of 5 of these to hold an normal amount of clothing, at least the clothing my kids have. I'm giving it four stars since it is what is says it is and should hold up okay. All the parts were there and the instructions were clear.

For everyone complaining about putting this thing together, it is not rocket science. It took me, a 40 yr old, 110lb, female, with no construction knowledge and a 6 year old "helping", about 3 hours to do. That includes numerous breaks to make dinner, feed kids and refill my wine. You do not need 2 people. I did it just fine on my own. It is small but its a kids dresser. It works just fine for what we needed. I also put 2 cubes in the top to hold socks and undies and it fit perfectly. For the cost, it serves its purpose.