The 6-drawer chest was what I expected and wanted, nice appearance and relatively inexpensive. I have some STRONG recommendations about the assembly process. HINT-1. Use a power-screwdriver of some type. There are nearly 200 screws and some of the pre-drilled holes need extra effort. HINT-2. The included instructions #1 Step is to insert the twist-and-lock Cams. DON'T. The pre-drilled holes for the cams can be very loose and the cams will drop out as you do other steps. Put the cams in only when you're ready to lock the boards together. HINT-3. Your first step should be to attach the drawer glides to the interior walls. ( STEP #7 in the instructions ) Those screws are tough to drive and it's a lot easier to work on a single board, instead of in the limited space of the assembled dresser. Same goes for the drawers. Attach the glides to the drawer sides, THEN assemble the drawer. HINT-4. The diagram shows attaching the front molding with a hammer on the upright dresser. I found it easier to lay the dresser on its back and apply steady downward pressure with my hands to pop the dowels into place. HINT-5. Attach the top molding to the dresser top BEFORE attaching the dresser top to the to the assembled dresser. Also, the top molding has two finished sides. Make sure the more attractive side of the top molding faces the front edge of the dresser top. Hope these suggestions are helpful. Good luck.