ADEPTUSJela Original Roll Cart, Solid Wood, 6 Drawer Extra Wide Drawers Roll Carts, White

This 6 drawer cabinet is a great deal! I had an issue with a couple of the drawer sides being warped, so I went to their website and requested a couple new ones. A couple days later I had not 2 but 3 new ones at no charge! It didn't take long to put together and it was fairly simple. I clamped the drawers to the top of my card table to help with assembly. Pictures are attached. I did a couple things different than the instructions.1. Toss the screws to assemble the drawers and buy some 1 inch, #6, pan head screws from Amazon. The included screws are really cheap.2. Toss the Brad nails. Driving brad nails through masonite without drilling pilot holes is almost impossible, especially with the soft metal that the included brads are made of. I used 3/4 inch, #6 flat head screws to hold the back on and one screw to keep the Masonite drawer bottoms from sliding out. I drilled countersunk holes so they fit flush. (See pics)3. I am not planning on rolling it around so I didn't install the wheels, and instead I built a pine base and screwed it to the bottom with Kreg pocket screws to raise it up a little so the bottom drawer doesn't hit anything close to the drawer. (see the shoes?) I had trouble finding stain to make a perfect match, but it's close enough.I liked this so much that I bought another one that I am going to put on top of this one! I can't buy enough pine to make one myself for the price you can buy this for!!!The quality is great except for a couple warped pieces that they immediately replaced, as I mentioned earlier.Overall, I would recommend this to anyone needing a chest of drawers like this!

Once together, this product is great, super sturdy and definitely serves its purpose. It is also short enough to fit under a desk if needed.Assembly started out a little complicated. I did have to undo one part because I got the pieces mixed up with the pictures provided. Take it slow and you’ll be fine. My big tip - use an electric screwdriver or drill. The “self-tapping” screws make it a little harder if it’s just one person putting it together and you use the provided tool or normal screwdriver. One drawer took me over 30 minutes to put together by hand, but with my drill, I had the rest done in less time than it took for the one.

Some lessons learned, some previously mentioned by others here. I'll likely buy another for the kids' art supplies.Having a cordless drill driver is a must. You are not putting those screws in by hand without lots of pain meds afterward. Make sure it has an adjustable clutch so you don't blow the screw holes out (my tiny one was set to 2 out of 10 and it still blew a couple of holes out, so yeah). The wood is SOFT pine.Next time I would have make sure I have some 90 degree corner clamps for the drawers, there are cheap spring loaded ones you can buy or even make if you're into 3D printing. Without them its pretty fiddly to get the drawer pieces lined up properly and to keep them there while putting the screws in. Getting and keeping them aligned is critical to the drawer's function and fit.A brad nailer/stapler would make putting those nails in much easier and more accurately. The nails they provide are pretty soft and will bend quite easily, so hit them hard and fast to get them in otherwise they'll bend.Watch that lower rear cross piece, its easy to install backwards and the rear panel won't be able to nail to it. I also cracked mine slightly trying to put the caster inserts in.Use a tape measure to measure diagonally across corners to ensure it and the drawers are square before nailing the back/bottoms in place. Push/pull to adjust where necessary a large bar clamp really helps with this. If there is a tool library near you, they might have some to borrow.Finally, I would suggest you use wood glue on the joints where possible. It will help stiffen the entire piece. The trick is you don't have a lot of time to adjust once the glue is applied, so work quickly and measure and adjust as you go. Use basic clamps to hold it together, wipe up excess glue as it squeezes out, let it dry for about an hour and move to the next piece.

It's made of wood but very cheap pine. It isn't sturdy at all, feels like it will break in a month. The drawers don't slide smoothly. Not worth it.

Wanted for art supplies storage, very poorly made ,holes drilled in wrong places or out line ,of back wrongsize with huge non removable labelTakes long time to assemble and the end result is crappy. BACK MASONITE NOT DRILLEDfor nailing ,drawer assembly hit or miss as no pilot holes to guide screws straightDO NOT BUY THIS IF YOU WANT SOMETHING DECENT,

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