FEZIBO 8-Drawer Dresser Organizer with Steel Frame & Wood Top - Extra Large Storage Tower for Bedroom, Hallway, Entryway & Closet - Black Grey Furniture Perfect for Home Organization & Small Space Living

This was mostly easy to assemble to you get to the last step of putting in the parts that hold the drawers. I had to pry open most of the trapezoid-looking hooks to get them to fit into their corresponding opening in the frame. Before doing this, I was frustrated that this was a defective product, but the instructions did say “use a stick to pry a little” (lol). I’ve seen other reviews say the drawers fall out or it isn’t sturdy and I think if you don’t pry the hooks open and hear/feel it click into the tracks, then that’s what happens. So far, mine is study and offers all the space I needed. I use it for under garments, denim shorts & jeans, gym clothes, and extra bedding.I do facials and lashes and I needed something for my room. It wasn’t easy to assemble and its not as sturdy. I do have a towel warmer sitting on top and on the drawers I have towels and facial/lash supplies If you need it for heavier things I don’t recommend itThis was fairly easy to put together, a few too many pieces. One I previously bought was easier to put together. The main complaint is these smell super funky from the fabric. But it’s a fine cheap, light he weight dresser for kids.Overall I think this dresser is pretty fine. It's affordable, it looks pretty decent and it holds a lot of toddler clothes. I do wish there was some sort of safety to prevent the drawer from being pulled all the way out. My toddler enjoys pulling the drawers out and dumping all of her clothes out. Other than that it is working out pretty well so far.The dresser was easy to assemble, as each piece of the metal frame is labeled. The handles are sturdy but note that they are made of a cheap feeling plastic. Looking at the fifth product image, I had assumed they would be wood.There are also no stops to prevent the drawer from pulling all the way out when opened. The portability is convenient, but this might not be the dresser for you if you plan to put anything heavier inside. Works really well for the clothes I don't hang and accessories.Wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be to assemble. The main problem is the bars that hold up the draws aren’t secure and they fall down sometimes. Would prefer a brand without removable drawer bars.Bought it used and was surprised all the parts and bolts were there. The assembly wasa bit of a hassle, but figured out the drawings. As far as the brackets that the drawers glide on, I hadto eventually just screw them on with small self taping screws. Outside of that, I'm satisifiedwith the sturdiness and the look of the dresser.The height for this dresser was just right BUT some parts of the removable shelves do not align with the rest of the metal frame...I couldn't even get it fitted in since it was off by 2cm. There were two L and R sides of shelves that had no hole for the hooks to enter. What does this mean? If you put the drawers in it'll fall lopsided toward the center. I read some of the reviews thinking I wouldn't be stuck in a similar dilemma...but I was sooo wrong. Maybe they massed produced faulty parts and decided to have a sale to get rid of them. One of the rods wouldn't slide into place so I literally had to hammer it into the slots and two of the screws wouldn't screw in due to how loose the aligned slots were. Kinda wished I went with the brand I had prior for my other fabric dresser that had built in shelves. I'm not very handy with tools so I might just got get some zip ties to hold the shelves in place ?