Lancaster Cream with Oak Top Bedroom Furniture - Wardrobes, Chest, Bedside (Bedside Cabinet)

Pretty item and satisfactory quality. Affordable too.

This is a nice unit but assembly is quite complex and some components poor quality

Nice sturdy bedside cabinet

Hard to put together instructions not the best end product is beautiful very happy 😊 did come with a chip in the draw was very noticeable, Amazon customer care sorted it out for me very happy 😊 with product matches my bedside draws

Cheap looking when built. Very flimsy. Not worth the money.

I really like these. They went together really well and seem sturdy enough. They are small so measure carefully. We did and are delighted. There are not many budget price cream chests of drawers out there so get them while you can. Colours go in and out of fashion.

It took me around 2 hours to put together on my own...instructions are fairly straight forward but the material isn't the best and there is slight damage just off putting it together! I was as careful as I possibly could be but the damage is minimal and hidden so not too bad. It looks good and matches my other furniture perfectly, it's also a nice size and weight, not too heavy so easy to move around if needed.

Finished drawers are definitely worth the money, I would have been happy to pay more for them. They're a nice set, solid, and smooth runners on the drawers. Delivery was a nightmare (3 days of "due to be delivered today before 10pm, so sat in waiting for 3 whole days) BUT!!! As much as I actually enjoy constructing flat packs, these almost had me in tears. It may seem easy, until that final moment when you slide the drawers in. That's when your eyes well up, you go back to the instructions, go through every single stage and cannot for the life of you work out where you went wrong. ***IMPORTANT*** the drawer sliders - on some of them they're marked L & R, not all of them, and no discernable reason why not. On mine, only one out of 16 was marked and no mention of any difference in the written instructions. You need to look hard to see the structural difference between left and right. You might get lucky and fit them right first time but as a correct guide, the ones that attach to the carcass - make sure the roller is at the bottom of the roller. That's a fail safe way of making sure you've got them the right way round. Also, the top is not oak as stated, it's plyboard and veneer which is to be expected for the price. It says you need a flathead screwdriver, you don't- but you do need 2 different star head screwdriver heads. Have the set to hand beforehand (an electric screwdriver isn't a benefit). And a small hammer for the pins on the back.