Storkcraft Crescent 4 Drawer Chest (Espresso) – GREENGUARD Gold Certified, Easy-to-Match Chest of Drawers for Nursery and Kids Bedroom, Dresser Organizer for Children’s Bedroom

It's difficult to find an affordable dresser for a child's room that does not have fabric drawers these days. I bought pink knobs and this looks great in my granddaughter's room. Sturdy and a portion of the price of others, plus many companies charge shipping fees that are half the cost of the item.

Very sturdy, building this looks intimidating but is so easy

I'm sad to be writing this review, because I just wrote one for a different Storkcraft dresser that turned out great. This one, however, was a complete disaster.The big difference between these was that for the other one, I took everything out of the box but didn't assemble it right away. By the time I was ready to assemble, I couldn't find the written instructions. So, I had to Google them and found instructions on YouTube. They were clear and I assembled the dresser easily.With this one, I used the written instructions, and they were horrible. To be clear, there are no words, just pictures. Some of the pieces in the pictures are backward from what they're supposed to be (i.e., the "screw hole" pictured should be on the other side). (They're not really screws, but I don't know what they're called so I'm just using that word.) Also, they kept flipping the pieces upside down and/or backward from one step to the next. I had to examine each picture at each step extremely carefully to see which direction it was facing -- sometimes the only clue would be a small cutout, or a screw hole that was showing in the last picture but wasn't showing in the current one, meaning the unit had been turned around.Overall, it was extremely confusing. By the time I got the unit assembled and the drawers put together, the drawers wouldn't go in. Obviously I had done something wrong during the assembly. So, I tried to take it apart to try again, and the entire thing just broke. The little metal pieces and dowels ripped apart the flimsy particle board before I could even get the pieces apart. Of course, I knew these pieces were particle board due to the price, but it just wasn't strong enough to hold up when being taken apart.So, if you do decide to buy this piece (or any other by Storkcraft based on my experience), I highly recommend skipping the written instructions altogether and going straight to YouTube. Frankly, even those are a bit annoying (I really don't need to be shown how to turn a screwdriver EVERY SINGLE TIME a screw needs to be used), but at least they are clear and the first dresser went together no problem.Unfortunately, this one ended up a mess and went straight to the dump. Lesson learned.

This dresser was very hard to assemble. There was soo many pieces, it took like 2-3 hours. I do love this dresser though. The draws are not as spacious as I would like, but hey. It’s really cute & sturdy as well.

It took me about 3 hours to put this together.The instructions were pretty straightforward in my opinion. It’s larger than I expected however I believe the drawers to be kinda small and they don’t come all the way out due to the safety features which also makes it so only one drawer can be open at a time. Overall nice color and sturdiness to it.

This dresser is beautiful. It is sturdy. Contrary to what others say about the drawers, they are perfect. They slide open and close easily. Since I have a lot of her clothes hanging, they fit everything else that I needed it to fit.You can only open one at a time, which is a great feature when you have climbing toddlers. But, the loop hole is that if you slowly open two at exactly the same time you can open two dressers at a time. I assembled this by myself mostly with the help of my 12-year-old. I had them insert the studs into the wood pieces, or had them hold something up for me if I needed a second hand, but for the most part, I did this by myself with only a screwdriver and whatever came with the kit. Nothing extra. No drill. And it came out perfect. The knobs that come with it are very nice, but I switched them to pink ones because it was for my daughter‘s bedroom and I wanted to match her room.

This dresser has the potential to be a nice piece of furniture. However, it is a pain in the neck to assemble, and darn near impossible without a second pair of hands. It is entirely made of particle board, which is soft, fragile and very unforgiving. In other words, it breaks easily. I broke one of the side boards during the assembly process and called the Storkcraft customer service line. They sent me a replacement piece 3 weeks later, but it arrived so badly damaged that I ended up repairing the original piece because it was in better condition than the replacement piece. I guess I did a lousy job with the repair because the bottom drawer does not open and close properly, and is pretty much unusable. So, instead of a 4 drawer dresser, I have only 3 functional drawers. I really wanted to like this dresser, but am very disappointed in the product that I ended up with.

Very nice and seemingly safe dresser for baby. My spouse did say it was a bit tedious (but not difficult) to put together though. There are a lot of parts. The quality is very good.