ClosetMaid 1306 Stackable 2 Drawer Horiztonal Organizer, Dark Cherry

Bought two of these and a shoe organizer shelf to stack on top of each other to create a neat little “dresser” for my 8-year-old son’s room. I just needed some small storage for his underwear, socks, shorts, and hats (as I hang everything else up in his closet), and this fit the bill nicely. It’s lightweight, so it’s not sturdy by itself - you’ll have to anchor it to a wall (which the instructions clearly state to do). The drawers are not very large, but I’d already checked the dimensions before I bought them and I didn’t need them to be. It also wasn’t hard to put together and for the price, it’s honestly decent furniture. The color is a very dark brown, so if you’re looking for a more cherry-toned espresso, this is not it. It matches my son’s other furniture nicely, though, so I’m happy with it.

If you are looking for heirloom furniture, you are in the wrong place. There's just one reason for buying this - you've got no money, but don't want your sox and smalls lying around on the floor or sitting in a cardboard box you grabbed from the alley behind the supermarket.Looked at this way, this cabinet is exactly what it presents itself as - the cheapest possible storage option that is, nevertheless, a legitimate piece of furniture with actual drawers on proper glides. The wood is particle board of the worst, most fragmentary sort; the "laminate" is basically a plastic sticker; the instructions are flat wrong in places.But "cheap" is also "uncomplicated", and if you've ever assembled Ikea furniture you won't blow your brain figuring this one out. You'll definitely want to use care, as the screws will easily strip the board if you apply too much force. Once it's together, though, it's a lot more solid than any cardboard box, and works just fine. Don't abuse it, and it should last until better times when you can afford better.He who expects nothing, is never disappointed. Don't expect more from this than its price suggests, and you'll be well pleased. If you want *nice* furniture, look elsewhere - and pay 10x as much. It's up to you.

ClosetMaid 1568 Stackable 2-Drawer Horizontal Organizer is approx 15 2/4 in length ( top to bottom) 24 1/16in width ( side to side). Around the perimeter there is about 1/4 of an inch of wood surrounding the drawers. I paid 37.98 and I got the espresso color, the others cost $20 more, the drawers are super easy to repaint so get the cheapest color. Tools needed are a Philips head screw driver, a hammer or wood glue and I would recommend a tiny piece of sanding paper or a non metal nail fail because the edges are very sharp. I built mine in 45 min, on my bed as I watched a movie, so not a lot of time or space is needed to build. The directions are super easy to read and follow, everything is labeled except the screws but they have pictures and screw amounts so its easy to figure out. It also includes pieces to make the drawers stackable and mountable ( I would guess as added earth quake protection). To be so inexpensive it actually is nice quality, a lot nicer than some of the reviews would have you believe. I think the reviews of complaints it arrived broken or partly built ordered there's from the open box (discount) section of amazon, in which case broken, partly built and missing pieces is the risk you take for that nice price. I ordered 3 and not 1 issue with one with anything.Please click YES if my review has been helpful to you, it will encourage me to continue writing and updating my reviews, and leave a comment if you have any questions, I will be more than happy to answer if I can be of helpClosetMaid 1568 Stackable 2-Drawer Horizontal Organizer, EspressoClosetMaid 1568 Stackable 2-Drawer Horizontal Organizer, EspressoClosetMaid 1568 Stackable 2-Drawer Horizontal Organizer, Espresso

this appears to have been opened before because the box was a mess and the material inside did not have any insulation between the parts so they were dirty and scratched up, one corner was cracked but not quite all the way thru, the backing is of course cheap cardboard and was not quite large enough so you were nailing on the very edge which meant some of the edges cracked because it is just cheap glue and sawdust, the instructions are a joke so if you're not good at improvising and fitting things together for yourself then don't bother. this thing was so bad that i should have sent it back but the hasssle of repackaging it in an already messed up box and driving to the nearest ups store was just an added expense to an already over priced peice of junk, i did finally manage to cobble it together and make it work but i would never buy another, when this falls apart which it inevitably will it will just get a quick trip to the dump. save your money and time and buy elsewhere. one star was given because i couldn't give zero which it deserves.