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This is such poor quality, if I had of known I would of just purchased something from kmart. Particle board, flaking and every screw you put in, everything just cracks and crumbles. Had to drill some holes my self as there was none where there should be, pack was missing some screws too. As I unpacked I also notice so much damage to it. I brought this for half price and its not worth that. Dont buy.
Most complicated piece of flat-pack furniture I've ever dealt with, took me hours to put together. If I didn't own my own tools I don't think I would have been able to put the legs on the bottom.
The legs screw into threaded nuts in the wood with a washer and a spring. The bolts provided aren't long enough to catch the threads with the spring in and you have to put a lot of pressure on to overcome the spring and catch the thread. This is doable with a drill or very long screw driver if you have a hex piece. I have no idea how you would apply the pressure required with the little Allen keys they provide with this sort of thing. If the bolts were like 1–1.5cm longer this probably wouldn't be an issue. If you're going to get one then I think a long T-Handled Allen Wrench would be best. If you use a drill you need a good extension for your hex piece or your drill will be blocked by the leg.
The detail the pictures of this product aren't showing are the wood-grain stickers you have to put right on the front of it to cover some screw holes. Right on the wood panel in front of the little compartment under the mirror so really front and centre on the thing.
The gas arm that pushes the lid up is really aggressive. Once you open it past a certain point it moves quite fast so if you had it too close to the wall it would absolutely put a dent in it. I've got the thing about 9cm out from the wall to make sure it doesn't do that. There is some adjustment for how much the lid opens so I could adjust it to be at a right angle but the thing is quite low so you some angle on the mirror.
Other then all that it seems reasonably solid for what it costs. The mirror is nice and clear, no warping I could see.
Fraser Country 5 Drawer Chest with Mirror Top – Natural
A tasteful blend of industrial, Scandinavian-inspired, and modern accents mingle this Fraser Country 5 Drawer Chest, showcased in an appealing neutral wood tone on a black metal angled leg for stability. A heavily distressed finish adds to the vintage feel of this piece. This chest makes full use of all the space, with a dressing mirror on the top for makeup, and the five large, stacked drawers roll out on smooth metal glides, giving you space for clothes, delicates, and extra bedding. Plus, this chest's small footprint makes it ideal for rooms that are short on space.
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