I will start off by saying I chose this product because I needed a dresser ASAP and this product could be delivered to me the earliest. First, this isn't exactly a critique but something to note-- the package is EXTREMELY heavy. I am a fairly strong person but I could not get this up one easy flight of steps to my apartment in any way. I tried lifting it (impossible), I tried dragging it up, I tried pushing it up from the bottom, NADA. Even the delivery men struggled to bring it to my front door. Eventually I had to resort to taking the package apart in my lobby and carrying it piece by piece upstairs with the help of my roommate. Again not a critique necessarily, just a warning that you need several people and/or an elevator to transport this.Secondly, building this was incredibly confusing. Instead of written instructions the seller provides an app called BILT that has virtual instructions, including models of the pieces and tools and parts. This would be fine except the product did not label ANYTHING. None of the pieces were labeled which was okay because you can kind of make them out from the bad 3d models in the app. But the real problem here was the SCREWS. All of the screws, bolts, dowels, etc were packaged in one bag with no label or separation. Just counting from the app there are 12 different kinds of screws alone of different sizes and forms. I'm pretty good at building stuff and can make an IKEA bed in an hour easy. But this was a disaster. I kept using the wrong screws in the beginning because it's near impossible to identify "screw #26020" from "screw #26039", especially with the horrendous 3d modeling used in the app. Because of this I used the wrong screws a couple times when assembling the drawer slides, by the time I caught my mistake I couldn't remove all of the incorrect screws from their places because of their size (they can go in but not out) so I had to sacrifice one of the drawers. Sure fine, bad instructions but I was willing to take the blame for that one. I would recommend you first sort out all of the screws first but really I recommend you don't buy this product at all.But that wasn't all-- the product itself is extremely cheap. I was following the instructions exactly and this still caused the product to break. For example one part of the instructions asks you to assemble the back piece and slide it into the grooves in the back. Not only was this extremely awkward and near impossible (and the unfinished edge sliced a 5 inch scratch into my forearm btw, the 4th picture is from today which is 4 days after it happened) but it caused the wood to split and break apart at the ends. Again I was following the instructions EXACTLY.Again, I was still willing to let this slide, I just needed a quick dresser to put in my big closet so at least it wouldn't be seen by anyone. Well I finally finish building it after approximately 12 accumulative hours (the app says it should take 1 hour) and place it in my closet only for it to fall apart almost immediately. The drawer fronts do not stay in even if I tighten the camlock as much as possible. It's supposed to stay attached by only 2 small wooden dowels and a camlock, I don't know why this was designed without at least a couple screws involved? Again this happened literally immediately after assembling. I thought again I would stick through with it and reattach them with super glue. But then it became clear that this whole dresser is useless. As you can see in my picture the drawer bottoms are super thin, flimsy sheets of material that can support little weight. It buckled under the weight of the clothes I placed, and trust me it's not a lot as the drawers are pretty shallow -- a couple bras, a mesh bag of underwear, a couple pajama shirts. I didn't over stuff the drawer at all.As you can see from the picture, the drawers didn't fit snugly enough in the sliders to stay in place, the material buckles under very little weight, all of the drawer fronts fell off, and some of the drawers came out completely as well. Not to mention I could tell this was a fragile beast so I was handling it very gently. Again I am not exaggerating when I say this dresser went from fully assembled (3rd picture) (note the missing bottom drawer I was going to use as a shoe rack) to a pile of garbage in less then 24 hours (first pic). This was after spending many painful hours crouched over it and trying to make sense of the ridiculous instructions. I have never in my life taken the time to write an amazon review good or bad, but I am so disappointed in this product that I had to say something. This was for a product that cost me $150!!! I'm better off picking up a used dresser off someone's stoop and lugging it back home then investing in this scam. As if this any of this wasn't bad enough, now I have the tortuous task of dragging this extremely heavy piece of garbage out to the front of my apartment for the garbage truck to pick up. Whatever you do do not bother with this product.