Jela Solid Wood 6 Drawer Roll Cart in Med Pine

super easy to put together, I'm ordering 2 more. just wish the wheels had 2 that locked. The plastic 'screws' that are used to put the drawers together surprised me, so we did use a bit of wood glue.

This is very well made, sturdy, and is solid wood. The drawers are the perfect size for organizing my quilting tools and supplies. I assembled it by myself but it took me two evenings and would have been much simpler with two people to put the drawers together. If I were to fault anything it would be the drawer bottoms. They are made of a masonite material and will slide out the back of the drawers. I placed duct tape on the back of the drawers to hold the bottoms in place. It is not visible so no harm. I was so thrilled with this storage that I purchased a second smaller one also. All in all I LOVE IT!

Nice material. Easy build. Easy sliding drawers. Put two together and a peice of this strong lengthy wood of your color. Add a mirror and you have a vanity!! Awesome gift. Great price.

it was pretty easy to assemble.

I love it!! Perfect next to my chair for my remotes. Bills and other stuff

I bought this on sale and now I wish I’d purchased several at that time as they’re now $20 more. These are nice solid wood (except drawer bottoms and back) and are easy to put together. They come with all the hardware and you only need a hammer, Phillip’s head screwdriver and a rubber mallet (really not necessary), although I’d suggest a drill when putting the drawers together or it will take forever and your arms will get tired. I also used an electric brad nailer to put the back on and secure the drawer bottoms. They supply tiny upholstery type nails for that purpose so unless you’re pretty good at handling those tiny things with a hammer you might try a brad nailer. The drawers are pretty roomy (approximately 12 1/4” x 9 5/8” inside) although the side rails are a little short so if you want to really fill them up you’ll have to add something to the sides so stuff won’t slip out. The box mine came in had several pieces of thin (about 1/16”) particle board/MDF for shipping purposes which I cut down and used as drawer dividers for a few drawers. The drawer slides are plastic and the drawer sides have dado grooves on the side that they slide into so they slide very smoothly. It states each drawer can hold about 10 pounds and I’d say that’s about right. If you want the drawers to hold anything heavier then I’d suggest either installing solid wood cleats for the slides or metal drawer slides and replacing the 1/16” MDF bottoms with something heavier. However, for basic craft, sewing, household, office use they are more than sturdy enough.

I'm putting it together and parts of it has been challenging. One side of the supports for the wheels doesn't work to connect. Having trouble getting the wheels to anchor in the bracket. I felt pilot holes should have been drilled into the backs of each drawer. Other than that, I love this small 6 drawer cabinet. I especially love the fact that it is real wood and not the typical partial board.

The only thing I liked was that it was real wood. that's why it got 2 stars. it was difficult to put together especially the screws in the drawers. I got an electric drill but still difficult. The nails were also hard to hammer.

These are very poorly manufactured and very hard to assemble. (I ordered two of them). The milling of the drawers is very poor and the wood was splintered in several places. One of the tops was warped upon arrival. Even though they come with self-tapping screws, they need pilot holes on the mating pieces for proper alignment. It really helps to have two people assemble these. These folks need consult with IKEA on how to make something like. this.

Its cute, but 90% of the boards were split and the drawers dont slide in and out like should. very cheap dont buy. I included a few pics of some of them. I bought two units and both were like this.