WOOD GRAIN CHEST CV2 WITH SIDE WALL 4D WH

I bought it as a gap-filling piece of furniture, and I took it home and tried to assemble it myself. The assembly instructions were very easy to follow, and I was able to do it by myself, but for some reason it didn't seem to be very secure, and it kept rattling. It looked good, but I thought that if I put anything inside it, it would fall apart.

I compared various types in the store and decided on this one because I thought it didn't look cheap. I was able to assemble it without tools while looking at the instructions. It's also good that you can put things on top of it. There are small cushion stickers included to prevent the floor from being scratched, but if you don't think they're reliable, you could also put on different stickers.

I store all my clothes in this. I thought about buying a wooden wardrobe, but once you've bought a heavy wardrobe, it's difficult to move, replace or get rid of. On the other hand, I didn't want something that looked “too plastic”, so after considering various options, I ended up with this. The sides are plastic, but because it has a top board, it doesn't look cheap at all, and I'm very satisfied with it. It's easy for a woman to assemble by herself. It's more like you hook it together rather than fitting it together with force. Once I got the hang of it, I was able to complete a 4-tier size in less than 10 minutes. I use it with a dehumidifier because I'm concerned about air circulation.

It was so easy that even one woman could assemble it. I didn't need any tools, I just used my strength. It's like building blocks.

I was looking for a chest with a top panel, as I thought I needed to change my chest to make room for a new look. Cosmetics can be stored on the top panel of the chest, which is perfect.