Linon Home Decor Products Corinne Six Drawer Wide, White Wash Rolling Cart

Nice unit. It isn't great furniture that you will hand down for generations. However for helping organize my sewing room, this set of drawers is just fine. The assembly instructions were clear enough. The assembly process was not difficult, however I did need to drill pilot holes for a number of screws, or the wood would crack and be very difficult to screw into. I feel that for the money these drawers are just fine, provided you know what you are buying.

This is hands-down the cheapest, most poorly-made, most frustrating piece of furniture I’ve ever purchased! PLEASE read this before you purchase.1. Half of this thing is cardboard.2. There are no pre-drilled pilot holes for ANY of the screws. When you try to screw them in, the screw heads just strip, and then you can’t even get them out.3. The ONLY piece that holds each of the drawers together is the cardboard drawer bottom, which is secured with a tiny little nail.4. The finishes are uneven - some wooden sections are finished nicely in white paint, other sections are painted white but aren’t smooth, as if the wood hadn’t been sanded.5. You need more than one set of hands to put this together - there are times you have to hold four pieces together to get the first screw in, and I found myself using my elbows and ankles and feet and ears and I think even my thyroid gland to position it correctly so I could drill in the first screw.PLEASE DO NOT waste your money! I made the mistake of buying two - they’re absolute garbage, and without a complete rehaul, there is nothing that will make this product acceptable. Huge disappointment as these are exactly what I needed.

Great when finishedLong assemblyOne knot split drawer side

I purchased two of these and I'm happy with them for the most part. For the price I paid, I can't complain too much but you should know what you are buying. This comes in pieces and the assembly is not easy.The drawers especially are challenging to put together and even though the instructions say you don't need power tools, I HIGHLY recommend a drill to get the screws on the sides of the drawers in and in the proper places. I wish they would update the design to include dowels to hold everything together before trying to screw it together. There are not even guide holes in the pieces that have to be screwed into so you have to hold everything together firmly and squarely and then at the same time try to drill a screw into wood that doesn't even have a guide. I did end up chipping off a section of the wood on the back side of a couple drawer faces as a result of this... I just didn't have enough hands! Thankfully it's not visible on the outside.What I discovered worked best by the end was to use the drawer bottom to square everything up and put both sides of the drawer on. Then I would turn it on its side and hold everything together while I drilled the screws in on the front. Flip over and repeat. Then putting the back board of the drawer on was even more difficult. But I found if I marked the points for the screws to go in and then got the screws started into the back pieces to create a guide, it was much easier. The finishing nails between the drawer bottom and the side of the back of the drawer were also super challenging. I hit a knot in the wood several times and had the finishing nails bend on me. This design would be much better if the drawer bottom had a groove to fit into for the back piece of the drawer as well and didn't need finishing nails to hold it together.The drawer guides are plastic and too narrow to be replaceable. The drawers don't all open and close smoothly. Some are better than others and they seem to improve with use. I will have to get in with a chisel and/or file on a few of them to widen up the grooves in the drawer sides. Currently, there are about two drawers on each cabinet that won't open without holding the main unit in place while pulling hard on the drawer.

Each drawer is 2+ inches deep allowing for stacking multiple packs of cardstock or other items. The drawers allow for dividing items in small bins that fit nicely inside. Easy to assemble and holds alot of misc craft items. The white color works in any room, and the quality is good. The only thing I did change were locking wheels on the front. I have it under my stand up craft table and without locking wheels it moved backwards too easily when I opened the drawers. If you want the mobility to move around then the wheels it comes with are fine.

Not easy to assemble. I’ve done numerous assemblies and this was one of the most difficult. Not enough space for proper screw attachment. Several points were the screws poked through the drawer front.Also could not get the roller casters inserted. Emailed support for assistance on Wednesday. No response yet!!

Sturdy build

It’s so much smaller than expected. Not worth $100 at all. Every single piece has to be put together. Nothings labeled so directions are super unclear. The drawers, once built, are super stiff. All cheap material. Overall, very unhappy.