Vida Designs 3 Drawer Bedside Chest Distressed Waxed Rectangular Nightstand Table, Solid Pine Wood, 35 cm D x 48 cm W x 60 cm H

Easy to assemble single handed, well manufactured and looks great once finished. It took about 30 minutes to build, no glue required, just a screwdriver and a hammer.

Got this when it was on sale.Nice little unit and quite sturdy.

I had read the reviews of this before and I was slightly put off. However I saw this in a local shop and was impressed with the look and feel of it.First impressions were the quality of the wood was good but instructions were not great.It took me around six hours to build, although that was down to not being fully prepared and a mistake I made in the middle. I have another to build shortly and I expect it to take two to three hours.I got three quarters along the build when I realised that something wasnt right. I checked everything up to that point which matched the diagram. However I realised the carcass must be upside down. I had to take it apart and do it over.I'm sure if the instructions had been better or of there was more markings on the parts this would not happen. Therefore I have taken a star off for this.Note you will need an electric screw driver for this to ensure you get a good solid product.Some people may moan about perceived lack of quality wood used. However I was happy with the look and feel of this. I looked at similar solid oak drawers and they were around 5 tines the price!I am so happy with the final product I am also going to buy the chest of drawers!

Easily put together great for our decor

Perfect match to one bought earlier.

This took me an hour to put together on my own. Found it super easy, did make one tiny error which after undoing approx six screws and rectifying was obviously rectified lol.Note to anyone assembling to avoid mistake I made. On the front of the chest of drawers are four horizontal pieces of word. Before placing those pieces in the slots check them because one will have two small holes in. That piece needs to go at the bottom with the holes facing inside. The reason for the holes is for you to screw the outer bottom plinth to the front of your drawers. I did not realise this and had to take it apart a little in order to get the correct configuration. No big deal but better to avoid. The instructions were fine, I’m used to Corona furniture and had a baptism of fire with being a flat pack virgin and then having to assemble three large pieces of corona furniture- the first being a beautiful desk with cupboard and drawer one side and four drawers the other side- took thirteen hours and a lot of patience but Corona is wonderful quality for fraction of price. Highly recommend this lovely bedside table. Quality of wood is brilliant and this piece of furniture will stand the test of time unlike more expensive competitors.If putting Corona together for first time all you need to do is get everything out of box and check through the instructions, familiarise yourself with the pieces so that you are sure you know what each piece is. I love this furniture and love putting it together, like giant Lego! Love love love it!!!!

I know it is only a cheap cabinet, and you get what you pay for, but the attention to accuracy when machining the parts is really quite poor.Two of the four bars across the front were too long, which of course I didn't notice at first, and so had tried to fit the basic structure together before I realised. So, I had to cut those down to fit.These pieces come with dowel holes predrilled, but the accuracy of the drilling on all four means that they sit proud of the front surface of the unit when fitted. Also the top and bottom bars also have a screwhole predrilled, with the idea that the addition of a screw will add to the strength and solid fixing of the cabinet. Due to the inaccuracy of the dowel hole drilling, I found that when I tried to screw one of these in, it went into the side frame in the wrong place and at the wrong angle, so that it split a piece of wood from the side frame. So, I'll need to glue that back on, and I've had to put a metal bracket behind the bar, to attach it to the side frame.The top also uses dowels and screws to locate it and fix it on. Once again the predrilling of the dowel holes is not accurate, so I had to use some right angle metal brackets on one side of the top, to fix it on.Finally, the accuracy of the mitre joints on the drawer fronts is poor. almost every one has a gap big enough to insert a couple of pieces of paper into. I'm hoping that when I polish the cabinet with bri-wax, I can fill in all the gaps.