So granted the instructions really could be improved slightly.. or I guess label the parts? Although its really not that hard to figure out.. like its a cube with a shelf and some drawers..
I recall another reviewer saying their husband is a carpenter of like 30 years or something and it took him hours to put together? He must be a terrible carpenter because I knocked these out in just over an hour for two of them.
No hiccups, no missing parts and seriously not even one curse word putting this together. First one was easy and the second one I got through in about 25 min.
Highly recommend the use of a power drill and properly set your clutch so you dont strip things out or over torque stuff. Doing this WITHOUT a drill would definitely be a challenge. Especially for the legs which use a hex bit.
Overall... its a solid well made Canadian product.
Im really happy with the SIZE of the product that its not super small 15x15 garbage like most flat pack from China. Its by no means high end furniture but looks the part and is very sturdy. Best of all it matched my bed frame and dresser that I just got last week! Its a perfect match!
I swapped out the hardware with something different to match the dresser.
Take Aways:
-looks good
-sturdy
-easy enough to assemble (IMO)
-perfect size
-nice storage
-great price
-Made in Canada
Cons:
-you really need a power drill (and know how to use it)
-the finish does chip in some spots
-the back is not finished like the 360 shows (doesnt matter if its against the wall)
Smells like Canada
So granted the instructions really could be improved slightly.. or I guess label the parts? Although its really not that hard to figure out.. like its a cube with a shelf and some drawers.. I recall another reviewer saying their husband is a carpenter of like 30 years or something and it took him hours to put together? He must be a terrible carpenter because I knocked these out in just over an hour for two of them. No hiccups, no missing parts and seriously not even one curse word putting this together. First one was easy and the second one I got through in about 25 min. Highly recommend the use of a power drill and properly set your clutch so you dont strip things out or over torque stuff. Doing this WITHOUT a drill would definitely be a challenge. Especially for the legs which use a hex bit. Overall... its a solid well made Canadian product. Im really happy with the SIZE of the product that its not super small 15x15 garbage like most flat pack from China. Its by no means high end furniture but looks the part and is very sturdy. Best of all it matched my bed frame and dresser that I just got last week! Its a perfect match! I swapped out the hardware with something different to match the dresser. Take Aways: -looks good -sturdy -easy enough to assemble (IMO) -perfect size -nice storage -great price -Made in Canada Cons: -you really need a power drill (and know how to use it) -the finish does chip in some spots -the back is not finished like the 360 shows (doesnt matter if its against the wall)