Lancaster Wood 6 Drawer Dresser, Knotty Oak, by Hillsdale Living Essentials

This is great dresser! I put it together myself without major problems. 1. There is a brace at the front bottom. There is a predrilled hole in the middle for support. When you are done you have one large screw left (15). I think they left it out of the directions and it's hard to screw in so I used the largest longest commercial grade nail I could find here. 2. There are small plastic brackets with finishing nails to support the middle bottoms of the drawers. I couldn't get the angle on the nail right. I superglued the brackets on. 3. There is a gray pulley system on the side of the the drawers to keep them from falling out. It also lets you open one drawer at a time so you don't open all the drawres at once which may cause the dresser to fall forward. It is a safety mechanism. You can still open the drawers enough to use. It is not annoying at all. I included a picture to show one drawer holds 20 t-shirts. 4. The wood top and therefore the finished product is heavy. I was able to do it all myself but if you have problems lifting things you will need help. I used Sliders to position it. 5. Use a regular screwdriver, not the tool they give you. 6. There are no big problems and everything is drilled right if you follow the picture directions. This is a great dresser for $164. I now have the 4-piece set. It is heavy and quality. It is neutral and modern. I plan to keep it for a long time.