ChooChoo Console Table with Drawers, Narrow Wood Accent Sofa Table Entryway Table with Storage Shelf for Entryway, Front Hall, Hallway, Living Room, BlackThe Forest Stewardship Council

I put a lot of these types of "assemble yourself" furniture together and this one was a pleasure to assemble (and I don't say that lightly).Guide holes, etc were all well done, parts were properly marked, didn't even bother using power tools, just hand tools since it was so easy to work with.It did take about 2 hours to do, and I could see the instructions being a little intimidating, but just do it nice and slow and easy and you'll end up with a solid, nice looking piece.

We were looking for an entryway table with drawers. We found this one, and it really looks nice at the entrance. We can store our keys, garage door remote, and other remotes that we have for the house so we don’t lose them. My wife was able to assemble it herself in a few hours. It did have a few dents and scratches but nothing noticeable. We really enjoy this new furniture piece.

The assembly directions were poorly written and several parts mislabeled. The finished product was very nice, but after three hours of frustration.

Solo leer bien las instrucciones de ensamblaje y listo. Un poquito de trabajo pero al final es bien bonita y cumplió mis expectativas!!!

The media could not be loaded. This table was exactly what I was looking for. It completely elevated the space by my front door. I love that it adds some additional storage as well. Assembling the drawers and the slider brackets was a little difficult, but super worth it! It’s nice quality for the price. The colors were accurate. I love this piece!

Loved it. Easy to assemble. Loads of compliments.

Wasn't that bad to build looks great..

Overall this is a decent table when you get it assembled. The biggest challenge is trying to understand the very poor assembly drawings as they pertain to the drawers and drawer slides. I'm writing this review primarily to clear up this issue for the people who may need it. I have assembled *a lot* of furniture and this was an irritating challenge for me.One of my main gripes other than the poor drawings regarding the drawer assemblies is the furnished screws to secure the drawer glides to the drawers and the table. The middle divider between the two drawers is 15mm thick. The furnished screws to attach the drawer glides to them are 9mm in depth. The indicated spaces to install these screws are directly opposite each other on each side of the divider.You don't have to be a mathematician to understand that if two screws that are 9mm in length are being fitted into a material that is only 15mm thick, you're not going to get them tight. There's 3mm of excess screw there. This will cause you to strip out the wooden material if you try to tighten them too deep. Very dumb design, or maybe it was just the hardware pack I got.Anyway, I purchased some better screws and secured the glides in offset locations so as not to interfere with each other and this seemed to work fine.As far as the drawer glides go, the wheels go on the back of the drawer. On the divider the wheels go on the front with the largest opening in the glide facing up. I have included some photos for clarity.Hope this saves someone some headaches.