The drawers say they have dampers, does this mean they are soft close like higher end furniture? Also how is the quality of the drawer operation?
332653
It is cheap and feels like cardboard. I had to put different, more stable boards in the back
332654
Eh...sort of. I wouldn't go as far as saying it's like the high end quality. I mean the rails are plastic not metal. However they are definitely not like the super cheap drawers you would normally find on put it together yourself furniture. I'm pleased with the overall drawer operation. It FEELS quality-ish. It definitely would never slam closed and is a smooth open and close with resistance.
332655
The drawers go all the way to back of changing table. They pull out nicely. It is a sturdy piece of furniture for the cost I think it's worth it. And it is really sweet!
332656
No they are not like high end furniture. The rails are a strong plastic and does operate very smoothly and work quite well. For the price it is still a very good piece of furniture. Mine has lasted 2 years so far without any problems.
332657
Definitely not high end furniture as they have plastic rails. But they close and open quietly and are surprisingly very sturdy. We've only had ours a little while and haven't used the drawers much, but I would say they operate extremely well.
1257730
The drawers do not have metal glides or even those carved in slots on the side, so I guess the answer would be no. What they do have is a little wooden slat on both sides of the unit and under the drawers to hold them in place and a raised lip at the back of the drawer to keep them from falling out if you pull the drawer out too far. I still love my jewelry box after more than a year though and the drawers slide easily and I've never had one fall out - even when my cat jumps in it. She can't resist an open drawer for some reason.
740437
they are wood, but very low grade. the bottoms are thin, particle board-like slabs. the sides of the drawer aren't much better...they feel like balsa wood that received a of polyurethane coating. but they have survived for a year with massive amounts of clothing stuffed in them and also a move!
1290422
Yes, they're really nice drawers. The two on the sides have a sliding jewelry holder.
1331338
There are some plastic parts inside the drawers and the back is more like a pressed wood, however, it is mostly all wood. It is high quality, easy to assemble and I am very pleased with my purchase.Thank you
1993712
The drawers are made of nylon material and are held together with Velcro. It is durable if you don't put too much weight in the drawers.
1197021
The drawers don't have sliders. They have grooves in them that guide them along a track that's built into the cabinet. The drawers do pull out smoothly, but since they don't have sliders extending their range they don't quite pull all the way out. I'd say the drawers pull out about 4/5 of the way.
1298791
Mine has nice soft close drawers and glides - this is one of the plus it actually seems nicer than the potterybarn one I got without soft close. The negative is the seam in the marble in front. I find it obvious. It is still in my garage so I cant say how the unit will hold up over time. I think it is just ok.
523606
Yup, careful with the drawers though. They don't hold a lot of weight. Mine already broke. :(
689018
Relatively shallow, but I am able to keep make-up and hair rollers in mine without a problem. This is a really beautiful piece of furniture for the price and the only issue I have with it is that the drawers don't roll very smoothly. I am going to try applying some WD-40 and see if that helps.
3932
Not that I can make out. It's really very tense and tight. My drawers are 14" deep, so I needed to push these back ~3" which was hard to do while still getting the position right. Once it was in, the tension seemed so high that I was worried my drawer would start cracking over time, so I ended up returning these.
673575
Yes it is! In fact, it's pretty spacious and has limiters so the drawer doesn't fall out (and has rubber bumpers on the inner side so it closes quietly). We got a bamboo organizer for ours and it worked out really well.
2229770
There's not a solid back, but there is a stopper built up behind each drawer so that it won't push through. The drawers won't go past where they're flush with the back of the frame.
127800
Inside the outside box are little ledges the drawers sit on, so the drawers pull out quite easily. The fabrics I have in them are light weight, so I'm not worried about those ledges breaking off. I'd be anxious if you put something heavy (like nuts and bolts) in the drawers, however.Oh! I just reread the question. The boxes are sturdy enough to put on top of each other, but there is nothing to click them together. I'd feel as if I would need to put them up against a wall or sturdy surface to have at least one stabilizing factor to keep them from falling off. They are flat on the tops, so no sliding. You could glue them together and I think that would work great with light weight items. Inside the outside box are little ledges the drawers sit on, so the drawers pull out quite easily. The fabrics I have in them are light weight, so I'm not worried about those ledges breaking off. I'd be anxious if you put something heavy (like nuts and bolts) in the drawers, however.Oh! I just reread the question. The boxes are sturdy enough to put on top of each other, but there is nothing to click them together. I'd feel as if I would need to put them up against a wall or sturdy surface to have at least one stabilizing factor to keep them from falling off. They are flat on the... » Read More Inside the outside box are little ledges the drawers sit on, so the drawers pull out quite easily. The fabrics I have in them are light weight, so I'm not worried about those ledges breaking off. I'd be anxious if you put something heavy (like nuts and bolts) in the drawers, however.Oh! I just reread the question. The boxes are sturdy enough to put on top of each other, but there is nothing to click them together. I'd feel as if I would need to put them up against a wall or sturdy surface to have at least one stabilizing factor to keep them from falling off. They are flat on the tops, so no sliding. You could glue them together and I think that would work great with light weight items. « Show Less
1077741
I have no problems with the drawers. Not too bad. I suppose they could be a little heavy duty but it was a great price.
2210100
No. But its something I am fine with. Sometimes I scoot my chair on wheels, too far forward, and the drawer closes a little; have to pull back out. My problem was leaning to hard on the drawer over the years, broke the plastic screw slots off, where it became annoyingly loose.
1800645
Yes, and the drawers are nice. Meaning they come out a good distance so they are fully functional.