Adeptus USA

Relatively easy to put together but very time consuming. Dowels were too small and wobbled around in the drilled holes. It was stated in the directions not to glue anything. Luckily you provided extra dowels and screws so only a few are quite loose and I used them in places where they would not be as much of a problem like in the middle of several dowels, so that they did not bear as much strain. Product was also damaged, which I didn't notice until I was installing the drawers, but holes were drilled in the correct places. The problem arrived when trying to attach the drawers to the drawer glides. The glides are metal, which I liked, and they slid nicely. But there is only one "screw" on each side of the drawer, not providing enough strength when pulled. Actually, they don't even attach to the glide. They are very short and are not really a screw at all. The holes drilled for them are much too large so they just sit inside the hole. They are so short that they don't even go through the hole in the glide, just barely touching it. When the drawer is pulled out, the glides stay inside the table. The instructions say to "push the screw through the drawer side from the inside of the drawer into the drawer runner and secure on each side." It doesn't reach the drawer runner and there is nothing provided to secure it with. How ridiculous it that? I see newer tables of yours that use different drawer glides and now I know why. You might have had complaints and should have pulled the furniture off the market or just sent replacement glides to the stores where your products are sold. Now I don't know what to do. I tried many different screws to find longer ones that would "catch" the glide and they made the drawer get stuck inside. In the pictures online, it shows the head of the screw on the outside, into the drawer glide. When I tried that the screw head was too big and made the drawer get stuck inside the table. Please let me know what to do now. I need to use this for supplies and need it now.

Okay where to begin – the good the bad or the ugly. I knew for the price these were not going to be high end pieces of furniture. They were boxed fine delivery was good, and for me constructing for the most part was a no brainer. (wish they would point out extra masonite pieces were not needed for construction) Parts seemed to be milled fairly well as to fit except the angled screw holes to attach tops. They are shallow and hard to get the screws to go in straight without going out the side. For those who did not like that pilot holes were not on all pieces, well the wood is so cheap this might have weakened the wood. The wood is so SOFT I could use hand screw driver. I did use my small battery screw driver only because the strength in my hands gives out. I started with the larger of the two carts – wide 6 drawer cart. The left side seemed to be warped a little. Drawers went together so so only had one drawer split, get out the glue. Final construction installing bottom braces to keep square (because there isn’t a bottom piece…. Well when it was squared up the left side split. There are several places were it looks like splits might occur. Now on to the second piece ( thought about sending back). One slide missing, one side again warped, screw hit one of the knots they are quick to point out on instructions would not affect the over all integrity of the unit, it split the drawer front. I have a drawer piece that the knot goes all the way through the wood. By that I mean a hole was left and shipped that way. I got out my stash of tiny screws to attach drawer bottoms . The slots for the bottoms are large and bottoms are loose, and the back piece of masonite for the main unit is half inch too small It is barely attached. Should of used a little glue here too So hopefully I will get parts I requested so it has 6 drawers and not 5. So if your willing to take a chance go for it. I personally would not buy again.