Furologee Nightstand with 3 Drawers, Small Side Table with Storage Shelf, Bedside Table/Closet Organizer, Rustic Fabric Linen Bins & Wooden Top for Bedroom, Hallway, Hotel (Rustic Brown)

I needed a nightstand with drawers and a shelf for my medication box. This fit my requirements perfectly. I have room on top for my water bottle and a small bedside fan with room to spare. I put my phone and tablet on the shelf as they charge as well as the box my medications are in. The drawers are not made to hold heavy stuff but I have tissues and cough drops and topical pain meds in one. The other contains a battery operated fan in case we lose electricity which we do with every storm. It also holds my notepad...pens and extra batteries for the fan. The long drawer hold my hip and knee braces I have to wear daily. Some complained that the two small drawers caved in together. I cut a piece of cardboard from the box the stand came in and placed it where I wanted the two small drawers. This gives them some stability and has held up really well. It was easy to assemble and I like the look of this unit.

when I bought this I was going to use it as a night stand but it was to small so I gave it to my kids for a night stand for next to there bed and it works great.

First, let's get this out of the way. When one buys an inexpensive, build-it-at-home piece of furniture that features material-covered cardboard drawers, one should not expect rock-solid luxury.That said, I think this night table is well worth the money, looks nice and is more convenient than many typical 1 or 2 drawer night tables.The two open shelves are very useful, especially if you use a CPAP (as I do). As the picture shows, the lower shelf provides an ideal spot for my CPAP machine, keeping it at sleep level and close to the bed. Because of this extra shelf, I have plenty of room on the top for another piece of equipment and plenty of space for a table lamp, remote controls, phone, glasses, a drink and other stuff I like to keep convenient by my bed.The three drawers also allow for more convenience and better organization.Finally, the adjustable feet allow the unit to rest firmly on slightly uneven floors.However, given the price and construction materials, there are a few expected drawbacks.First, aside from limited weight capacity (it's not made for a book collection), the slide-out drawers cannot self-support when open beyond maybe 6 inches. They will fall out if pulled out further and not held onto.Second, one must be careful not to overtighten the screws while assembling. If you try to tighten them to the point where they will not turn anymore, you will likely either bend the metal frames or split or raise bumps on the wooden shelves.Overall, a very versatile, decent looking night table that isn't designed for abuse. And it took maybe 20 minutes to assemble, while also watching TV.

I got this today and, to my surprise, it was preassembled. I was ready and willing to assemble it myself, but I appreciate that I didn't have to. It is nice and sturdy, not super light or super heavy. It fits into small spaces and the drawers can tuck away small incidentals. Very nice.

Love this. It's sturdy and was easy to put together. I got the talk dresser to match. Would definitely recommend.

As a nightstand, it's okay. But assembly -- designed by someone looking to troll from start to finish.For installation, they give you a handy little Allen wrench-Phillips screwdriver hybrid, which is nice if you're a masochist and enjoy the ridges of the screwdriver digging into you while you try to twist with the Allen side. On top of that, the screwdriver part goes completely unused. Truly innovative.Step 1 is annoying, and frankly should be merged with step 2. Put the drawer support in one side, then the lower frame piece on the same side, fasten it, THEN slot the other side on and fasten it. Saves you the headache of fighting the drawer support very easily falling out of place while trying to fasten the lower frame pieces standing up.I was fighting one of the screws trying to get it through the frame piece for a solid minute. Finally, I unscrewed the others and lifted it off thinking maybe I would be better off doing that screw first. Lo and behold, an inexplicable thin metal bastard blocking the hole, which I removed and carried on.The rest of assembly was fine, up until I went to put the last foot on, and none of the foot pieces would screw into that particular hole. I got frustrated and pushed too hard trying to force it in, and the cheap adhesive holding the screwhole in place pushed unreachably deeper into the leg, so I just gave up, loosely put the foot under it, and called it good.

These attractive nightstands were a wonderfully affordable replacement to my worn, heavy bedroom furniture. Very easy to assemble, I love how lightweight and sturdy they are. The drawers are deep and quite useful. Very happy I bought two!