Tvilum 6 Drawer Double Dresser, Black Woodgrain

I was skeptical about purchasing this. I’ve purchased other inexpensive drawer cabinets on Amazon and was very disappointed in the quality of the construction. On the other ones, the drawers did not slide in and out very easily and the bottoms fell out. This one; however, is of much better construction quality. The drawers glide in and out with no problems and the bottoms are a much sturdier material with a build that is not likely going to fail. For a bit of whimsy, I lifted it up onto hockey pucks and added LED strip lights to the bottom. It was cheaper than buying a dresser with them pre built-in.

The dresser came in two boxes. The directions weren't really easy to read. There were a few times in the process where I had to take it apart and move things around because I had put something in the wrong hole or wood turned the wrong way. The instructions tell you to use wood glue (included) when adding two pieces of wood onto the bottom part of the top long piece of the dresser. I put the glue on, as directed, and pushed the pieces into the predrilled holes. When it came time to put the top onto the dresser I could not get it to go down! After looking I realized the two pieces of wood I glued on were too long. There was a piece of wood in the middle of the dresser that was meant to fit perfectly between them. Because they were glued, I had no option to remove them and drill more holes. I literally had to shave the edges of each piece off so they would fit and the top of the dresser would go on. Doing so chipped the black coating and it looks horrible! The dresser overall really wouldn't have been bad for the price if I didn't have to tear it up to put it together. If you're unsatisfied you can either return the dresser (how am I going to return a dresser assembled and glued together?), get a replacement piece (I can't remove the defect pieces to put on the replacement because they are glued on) or accept a 10% refund to keep as it is. Customer service stinks. I will not purchase from buyer again. Save your money and go buy a cheaper dresser from Walmart that can actually be assembled properly.UPDATE: Two months later it's falling apart. The drawers won't even close properly. The seller did send me a replacement front to one of the drawers because a corner snapped off when I was trying to open it (it was stuck). I have 2 pairs of jeggings, 5 cotton shorts and 5 leggings (not heavy at all) and the bottom of the drawer is falling through and it won't close.

I had this dresser for about 2 years, through those years it did an amazing job holding together. That was up until i had moved locations. The dresser did not hold very good structure during the move do to it only having wood pegs and wood glue to hold the general construction of it together. I feel as if there was an extra packet of the wood glue it may have survived the move better. (Side note, while moving this dresser it was me and 2 other people. One held onto the center and two at the side. Sadly the structure was just not strong enough. The drawers were all removed for the move as well. Other than this instance though I absolutely loved this dresser. Personally would buy again and would just add my own structural support.

For the price, this is a great dresser. Very well designed, very well built. Good/great instructions, especially if you use the 3d instructions from the QR code. I bought the end table a couple weeks ago and was satisfied with it. The end table could have been a little wider, but for the money, it was great.This is one of the only dressers in this price range that has deep drawers. Everything else on the "inexpensive" list had a depth of 15". Just not deep enough for a "real" dresser. That was the main selling point for me. I was ok with "some assembly required".I'm 73, so not as mobile as I'd like, or as strong. The dresser is pressed wood, very heavy. It came in 2 good sized boxes, very well packed. Even dented corners did't touch the parts. Good design for shipping. Each of the boxes weighed around 75-100 lbs. I was hard pressed to pick them up. But it was not to difficult to slide them to my assembly area (garage). I'm guessing fully put together it's close to 200 lbs. So, it's not going anywhere once you set it down. The instructions say it takes 4-6 hours to put it together. For me, it was more like 4 hours for the drawers and another 4 hours for the dresser frame, then another hour to get the drawers in.To be honest, the instructions are very clear that it's a 2 person job. Every time it says to pick something up or to move something, it says, "don't do this on your own. Ask for help." I didn't, but had I had someone, it would have been much easier.Having had some experience with this type of furniture in the past, I broke out my trusty wood glue and glued together every surface that touched. In my experience, makes it more stable and makes it last much longer.I was excited about this piece, especially at the price, and was going to give it a high review. Except... The drawers hardware limit them to only open ½ way or less! That means you only can see what's in the first half of the drawer.I finally gave up and simply didn't attach the screws that hold the drawers to the sliders so that I could get the drawers to fully open. The problem is that the manufacturer didn't spend the extra $2 to make the 3 part hardware sliders to extend that extra 12". While I understand cheap and generally applaud it, When I get dresser drawers, I really want to be able to fully use them and this makes the drawers on this dresser only about ½ useful. I would have paid an extra $10 to get drawers that opened fully...Still, in this price range, this is probably the best of the bunch.

Much smaller than anticipated. More fitting for a child’s room. Easily put together.

My grandson needed a larger dresser, he chose this and loves it. Black goes with his color scheme, drawers work well, it is study but assembly took hours though