Walker Edison Traditional Wood 3 Drawer Nightstand Side Table Bedroom Storage Drawer and Shelf Bedside End Table, 18 Inch, Caramel

The media could not be loaded. Purchased a used like new nightstand and was nervous after reading the reviews. Product did not come with instructions but I was able to find them on the Walker Edison Furniture website. While the labels on the pieces did not match the labels given in the instructions, I was still able to assemble it with ease. The hardest part was screwing on the legs which I discovered was easier when holding the Allen key and then screwing on the leg. No issues putting it together.

I purchased the 3-drawer nightstand from Walker Edison. It is made of wood, it looks very good, it fit my narrow bedside space, it is not too tall for a bedside despite being on legs, it provides a good amount of clothes storage with three drawers, and it has a nice medium-brown 'honey' color that blends fairly well with a teak piece in the room.It requires tedious but not overly challenging assembly of 30 to 40 parts, using instructions with good pictures and simple step-by-step increments. One of the parts was badly warped, a drawer slide (pictured). The company does not carry replacement parts, which they told me in a quick response to my on-line request for help with this. I decided to produce my own replacement with a square dowel, a saw for length, a plane for width, and sandpaper for smoothing. That would be difficult for many people to do.There were no outwardly visible flaws in the product, just natural aberrations in the wood (such as knots in the grain) that will make each drawer and each unit look a little different from other units; that should be expected.I bought one nightstand and was sufficiently satisfied to order two more for another room. To avoid again having to create my own replacement for a bad piece like a warped drawer slide, I ordered an extra nightstand. This seems extreme, but it was my "insurance." I was more fortunate with this second order and could use all the pieces in the two units that I opened. There was very slight warping of one drawer slide again, but it was usable.I returned the extra ("just-in-case") unit I had purchased. There was a moderate shipping cost for this return, which was disappointing but not unreasonable "insurance" cost in my case. The Amazon UPS-dropoff return process is easy and this charge for shipping was less than paying myself to ship the box that weighed 20lbs, I estimate.Overall, the Walker Edison pieces I received are good quality and good value.

I have purchased off the Walker Edison website, this was the first time ordering off amazon. I love their products. It is rare to find actual wooden furniture that doesn't cost a fortune. I purchased two and I love them both. They are excellent quality, they are sturdy wooden furniture pieces. The instructions are easy to follow for assembly, I would recommend a cheap electric drill on a low setting or electric screw driver, it will make it faster. I would also recommend a mallet to knock the dowels in. You absolutely could use a regular screwdriver, it will just take longer. The instructions are clear, everything was clearly labelled as well. I could not sing more praises for this company or their affordable wood furniture. I was so over the cheap particle board that costs literally almost the exact same. I am thrilled, I would buy anything labelled "wood" from this company 100x over. Get it! You won't regret it.

Too many pieces, nothing fit together, cheap particle board, side pieces to night stand were damaged, 3 adults couldn’t put it together, waste of money. Couldn’t fit all the pieces back in the box so I’m out $70 !!!

Looks really nice and wasn't as bad as the reviews made me fear it would be. Starting off positive, the nightstand is really nice looking and looks just like the images. The wood also feels pretty high quality for the most part and I appreciate that it has nearly all wooden fixtures. I think the only parts not made of wood are some nails/screws in the drawers and back along with the long screws that go in the legs.Now for the negatives. Nearly the whole nightstand is put together using wooden dowels. You put the dowels in pre-drilled holes and then push two pieces together to connect them. The only problem with this is that many of the pre-drilled holes aren't lined up quite right, and it can be difficult getting two pieces to connect. A couple parts of the nightstand are crooked because of this issue (thankfully parts you can't see). Additionally, the wood cracked in a couple places after I put the screws in. These cracks were in the drawers so they aren't really visible, but it was still frustrating. Also, one of the drawers had some drill holes that were WAY off from were they should have been, which led to a lot of cracks and misalignments during the assemblage.Some other things that would be good to know are that the assemblage process is pretty long and can get a little complicated. It took me around 4 hours to build it by myself, possibly longer than that. The process of actually assembling it isn't too difficult, but there are a lot of repetitive steps that can take a while. There are a lot of parts that you need to put together which can be tedious (thankfully the instructions are pretty clear and thorough). You will need a hammer and and a phillips head screwdriver to assemble.I really do love the look of the nightstand and it works well now that it's assembled, but putting it together was VERY difficult and some parts cracked. If you like the look of this nightstand, don't be afraid to buy it, just be prepared for putting it together.