South Shore Prairie Double Dresser in Country Pine

Nice dresser for the price.

lots of parts but great directions and great quality

It looks great, the drawers are a pain to assemble, I couldn't get the screw to meet up with the hole when mounting the side of the drawer to the face plate using a standard Phillips screw driver felt like I need more hands. decided to try it with my cordless drill and an extended screw driver bit and that worked out great. I would also suggest using some wood glue on the main body of the dresser to make the dresser sturdier as the instruction don't have you use any glue. I would not use glue on the drawers as it will just make a mess.

It is nice and heavy. It looks like real wood. It doesn't really have a very cheap feel to it. But the biggest issues are the assembly. It took forever to build and was just so complex. Also one of the heads of the screws for the drawers wasn't made right so I couldn't stick my screw driver in it. It was like the imprint wasn't done at all, it was all smooth. So ended up using a different screw which went out the other end. Also the bottom of the drawer where your clothes sit, it was very flimsy. And instead of rolling drawers its a plastic piece you slide, no moving parts. Overall, it is a very nice dresser but it definitely won't last last more than 2 years, if that.

I really liked the color because it matched my son's toddler bed. However it came damaged on the top surface of the dresser was a puncture. I was really bummed because this is noticeable and on the top of the dresser. Of course the assembly is kind of a pain to put all of it together. I kind of wished I would have spent a couple hundred dollars more and went and bought the matching furniture pieces at Furniture Row instead.