This review is for the product described as:

"Furnulem 3 Drawer Dresser for Bedroom, Small Nightstand Bedside Table with Side Shelf, Fabric Dresser Organizer Storage for Living Room, Entryway, Wood Shelves, Lightweight Furniture(Black Oak)"

This is a nice "dresser." It is on par with what you might pick up at Ikea in design, quality and durability.

The "drawer's" are not drawers, but foldable cardboard and cloth boxes that you might fill with socks, underwear, knitting kit, or other small, lightweight stashables. The top and shelves are made of veneered particle board which does a pretty good job of imitating a nicely stained wood finish.

The unit sits about as high as a TV Dinner table and could be used as a nice shallow but long nightstand or small accessory furniture for a bathroom that can accommodate it.

There are lots of parts and pieces to this piece of accessory furniture. Several metal frames and rods, metal inserts and lots of screws hold it all together nicely, assuming you understand and follow the well-laid out instructions. I recommend you take a moment to read through and understand the instructions and lay out and identify all the parts before you begin. The parts are designed to prevent you from assembling something backwards or upside-down, but I still managed to get one piece the wrong way.

The entire piece holds together quite well if you align and tighten things properly. The included tool is OK, but I recommend using a proper cross-head (Phillips) screwdriver and hex tool if you have them to ensure good torque. A piece like this will work itself apart over time if you do not secure the parts tightly from the beginning. However, using proper assembly technique will yield a dresser that can last for years, even with a little rough handling. The trickiest part comes at the end when you need to install the bottom shelf. The rails that support the bottom shelf have tabs that prevent the shelf from sliding out of the backside of the unit. These tabs prevent the shelf from aligning properly. Fortunately the solution is simple and it works: simply bend the tabs out all the way, install the shelf and screw it in, then bend and tap the tabs back up into their original position. It sounds complicated, but it's not really.

I'm satisfied with my order. It fits nicely next to a small desk and provides for additional storage and desktop area in a small space where other pieces of furniture would not fit.

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The Furnulem 3 drawer dresser/nightstand/table arrived in a few dozen pieces, not including screws and other hardware, to be assembled with use of a handy dandy allen wrench/hex key. The "quick and effortless assembly" with "user-friendly instructions" claimed by the product description is not so quick and effortless. It is not particularly difficult but it was more time consuming than expected given the product. Most pieces were labeled but a few were missing stickers. It *usually* wasn't too hard to determine which of the pieces they were supposed to be. Instructions were relatively decent and straighforward in comparison to some items that I've had the misfortune of assembling. However, some segments required that I revisit the instructions, sometimes repeatedly, to ensure everything was in the right direction since it wasn't always easy to tell their correct positioning based on the diagrams' perspective. For example, near the end I needed to remove and flip around two bars so that I could complete the final steps. Tabs on one of the drawer slides were bent, which prevented it from locking into place on the frame and put it at risk of falling apart. I later returned to pry the tabs into a more appropriate position so that the slide wasn't loose, moving around, and falling off.

Once together, it is lightweight and easy to move around. Although the product description suggests that this can be a "one size fits all" piece of furniture from a dresser to a nightstand, kitchen cupboard, or dresser, it is essentially an overpriced storage organizer. Both the top and open shelves are wood, which gives it some credibility, but the top perplexes me because it is actually two separate pieces of wood rather than a single piece. The small-medium capacity drawers are fabric with cardboard bottoms. I absolutely would not recommend placing anything too heavy or bulky on or in it. Since this is not the sturdiest of items, I do greatly appreciate the adjustable feet that allow me to balance it so that it doesn't wobble to and fro.

Overall, this is not the highest quality of items and I anticipate that its longevity may be limited, but it meets my current needs well enough for a nightstand. I would not consider ordering another at the current price point. I have other comparable products that cost significantly less and didn't require that I spend an inordinate amount of time putting a puzzle together to use them.

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Overall: A mediocre table with flimsy fabric buckets acting as drawers. Assembly was annoying for such a small piece of furniture.

The wood is fairly light in weight. You won’t have any issue lifting this table up and moving it around, especially since the drawers are just fabric square bins.

It just a lot less attractive than the pictures they show. The drawers sit slightly crooked, and have gaps on the sides so you can see behind the table. The handles are actually a softer plastic. They really try to make them shine like metal in their pictures. It all just screams mediocre.

The fabric on the drawers does feel durable enough to handle the wear and tear of frequent opening and closing. The drawer bottoms feel like a hard plastic encased in the fabric. I would not put anything super heavy in them. I would say no more than 15 lbs per drawer.

They need to update their directions to highlight what is important when orientating the pieces to be fixed together. I must have taken this thing a part and rebuilt it three times. Maybe if my pieces all came with the appropriate number stickers, but only about half of them did. It is very easy to install a piece facing the wrong direction, and a hole won’t line up, because the diagrams do not do anything to point out the important points of orientation.

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The first thing is I didn't realize that the drawers are cloth with a wooden front.
That being said they look nice and function well.
Not sure this would function well as a dresser, but for small light knick-knacks
I would be perfect. surprisingly sturdy. all metal and wood construction except for the drawers.

Instructions could be better but figured it out pretty quick.
Packed well and arrived undamaged.