Donco Kids505-AG Dual Under Bed Drawer, One Size, Antique Grey

Don't hesitate, go ahead and make this purchase, they are amazing!! Bought these for my mom's new small loft and queen sized bed. Wow, are they big and aasy to assemble. Each drawer fits one side perfectly and glides easily. Mom put Christmas on one side and winter clothing on the other. Great product.

Easy set up with a drill, missing the pre drilled houses. Pretty sturdy, mines holding shoes. The bottom board was “wood” colored, not grey. So heads up it may not look as pictured.

I will start with the good. The drawers are very pretty. I love the color of the wood and they're actually very sturdy with the exception of the bottoms which I worry will not hold a lot of weight. They glide nicely over my rugs fit perfectly under my bed frame which is not a related product. Now for the bad. They came with zero instructions. I had no idea where to even start. I had to end up Googling the product and found a similar drawer made by the same company with pretty similar instructions though the screws on the instructions I found were not labeled with the same letters. However, it was pretty easy to figure out which screws went where. Another bad thing was there were no pre-drilled holes for the brackets that connect to the drawer fronts, or for the wheels. All other holes were there, but not those. It was a lot of drilling for me. Overall they were relatively easy to put together, but it would have been a lot faster and easier had the drawers came with instructions and if the holes I mentioned had already been pre-drilled.

very roomyassembled quicklymine were amazon warehouse special and had one slightly imperfect frontantique grey coordinated with rest of room

Great drawers. sturdy, large capacity fairly easy to out together

I rarely write bad review but in this case, I feel obligated to make an exception. The product arrives in pieces and it is normal that you will need a screwdriver to assemble the drawers. The claim is that all the pieces are predrilled and all you need to do is assemble the pieces. But some of the holes are not predrilled. Specifically the holes for the coasters do not exist so now I have to pull out my electric drill, measure locations, find the correct bit and perform an additional task, one that is claimed to have been done already. In addition to this, the directions require some serious mental agility to figure out what each step is trying to convey. Rather disappointed overall in an expensive product that leaves a lot to be desired.UPDATE: The cost of shipping to return the product is more than the total cost of the product so be aware that if you purchase this, you are keeping it.

Great value! It comes with an instruction booklet, all parts are clearly labeled, and the only tool we needed for the assembly was a screwdriver. My sister helped hold the pieces, but I basically put it together on my own. LOL. Once you figure out the first drawer, the second one is a breeze. The drawers are deep and roomy enough for our needs (kids' room) and fit perfectly under the SimLife metal twin bed I ordered from Amazon.

All in all, these drawers are an okay value. They're quite large and fit perfectly side by side under a queen bed, which is what I needed. They look good in my son's room and match nicely with the industrial theme he's got going on. They would've been easy to assemble except they were missing two of the brackets that are needed to attach the front panel to the sides and I had to purchase those at the hardware store for an additional cost. Also, there were several instances of missing pre-drilled holes.If you're not experienced at flat box furniture assembly and if you don't have a power screwdriver, it's going to be hard for you to complete this project. Lastly, the bottom of the drawers are quite flimsy and rather than have a support that runs under a single piece of "cardboard", there's a center slat with channels that two pieces of cardboard slide into to form the bottom. The minute there's too much weight in the drawers, the bottoms warp and come out of the channels. I reinforced mine with a horizontal support piece, again, at an additional cost.

I saw the bad reviews but decided I can drill my own holes. These came and were too tall for my bed since I didn't confirm size. I ordered bed risers to accommodate them. They were fairly easy to put together with some holes not pre drilled. I had a drill so I drilled them and they went together good. Design is ok and does it's job but not what I would have chosen to hold the bottom board up. Ok for clothes but nothing super heavy. Would buy again at a better price.

I’m missing 48 pre drilled holes. I have tools to fix the problem, but choose not to. If I drill holes and by accident they don’t line up perfectly, these drawers are useless. Some reviews mentioned this manufacturing flaw, I took a chance. Wrong decision.One review mentioned they’re manufactured in Texas. Wrong. The company is in Texas, but on the box it stated in extra large font, “Made in Brazil”.The product description says they’re made of “wood”. Technically they’re not lying. There is one piece of pine wood in each drawer, the skinniest piece with a slot on each side that holds the two thin boards together to construct the bottom, which in many reviews was criticized as “flimsy, not sturdy, can’t hold weight etc”. Everything else is made from pressed wood. Don’t be fooled by their weight. Pressed boards can be heavy too. Just make them denser.In summary, if you are willing to spend $350 on two drawers with wheels made from MDF boards, order similar products from ikea for about $150; spend the rest either on shipping or gasoline; you’ll be much happier and save yourself a trip to Canada Post to return a heavy and oversized box.