Prepac Salt Spring Rustic Tall Nightstand Side Table with 3 Drawers, Farmhouse Tall 3-Drawer Bedside Table 16" D x 23" W x 29" H, Drifted Gray, DDC-2403

Product came well packaged with no damage, which is always a concern with this type of furnitature. Takes approximately 1.5 hours to put 1 unit together. Instructions are pictures only but it is prety easy to figure out. This product is 100% partical board, with only drawer sides being pine boards. Color is a deep choclate brown and looks nice. Parts went together well using the cam system and dowels. I am a perfectionist so I used wood glue on all partical board to partical board joints or wood joints as you can not crank down too hard on these cams or your will break the partical board. This makes it way stronger and a much better end product. I think the peices could come apart if you move it around so gluing is recommended. Mine woun't come apart now! Drawer slides work very nice being metal and they are sturdy if you glue as I did and open and close great. This is a good size to a taller bed at 29 inches tall. For my sons appartment or a spare room these look nice enough. Also comes with brown marker to touch up and scratches. I bought the dresser as well but havent put together yet but expect it to be the same. These are heavy like all partical board so ladie might need some help. You need to use coasters or protect top from wet glasses so finish does not bubble up. For the price I think its worth it, for the right room.

Wood color is a bit darker than the picture but that makes me love it even more. The grain is a beautiful deep-chocolate color. It's well made and very sturdy. It feels high quality and expensive and putting it together was simple because instructions were easy to follow.

I bought this nightstand because I already had a similar one but with only one drawer, so I needed a bit more storage. I’ve had it for over a year now and it’s still in really good condition, which honestly surprised me a bit. The drawers have a good amount of space, so it’s actually pretty practical for everyday use. It looks nice in my room and it’s been comfortable to use without any issues. The material isn’t the best quality, but for me it has held up great and it still looks almost like new.

This bedside table had a lot of space, and doesn’t feel too bulky in a medium sized room either. It was decently easy to assemble, one taking about an hour to fully assemble. The instructions were clear and precise, and it looked good too. It is really good for water stains as i accidentally left a wet glass, and it did not swell up or leave a mark. It is pretty sturdy, and i loved that there were two options provided for the baseboards, on being a more modern curve, while the other was a more old fashioned design.

Is easy to assemble. Seems very sturdy. Was delivered on time. But it is missing a few screws. Contacted the company for replacements

There were mixed reviews of this nightstand online, so I only bought one--even though I needed a pair. It turned out to be a great little stand and I ordered a second one about a day later. This is a DIY assembly, folks, so be ready for that. My husband put it together with just a Phillips screw driver and a hammer. (He had a Phillips screwdriver on a drill which made that part go a little faster.) The directions were clear, and here are 2 installation tips. 1) Separate all your like parts (fronts of drawers, sides of drawers, etc.) so you don't mix them up. All holes are pre-drilled, so keep the parts separated and the orientation of each piece will work for you and fit the next piece. No re-drilling is needed as stated on-line. And 2) The rollers on the drawer glides are color coded, so two blue rollers go on the same side of the dresser (inside of dresser and outside of drawer), and the two red rollers match up as well on the other side. The color is described as Expresso, and that is exactly what it is. I paired the nightstands with a dark walnut headboard and dresser, and they look fine together. I got my first night stand on sale, which was a really good buy, but when I ordered the second one, the price was back at $100 dollars. Nothing was warped, the finish was fine, holes were drilled in the right places and the price was OK. Winner Winner.

(tl;dr -- this needed a rubber mallet as in photo) I am completely stuck with the assembly, so I have a mostly assembled but useless thing in pieces on my floor. It seems like it would be alright if I could finish it, so I've given it three stars. The molding on the sides and top is held on with plastic dowels. Two of those plastic dowels aren't going in all the way for me, so the molding pieces on the top and right side are stuck midway. I used a hammer to push the plastic dowels into the pieces and then used my hands to attach the moldings as directed. The directions say, "Use your hands and press firmly" to attach the moldings, but maybe it's assuming a great big person with super strong hands. I skipped ahead and assembled the drawers. Now it just needs the top put on and the back nailed on, but I don't want to nail anything without getting the other pieces together properly. I'm sure this is my own user error somehow, but I wasn't expecting it to be this hard after reading the other reviews. I would never have ordered this if I had known it would turn out this way. Update: I've temporarily assembled everything but the back, and I'm using the top to hold tissues and a cup of water. It looks OK until you look closely. A friend who is handier than I am is going to come over with a rubber mallet and maybe a tool for pulling off molding. I'm hoping we'll be able to get this problem sorted out within a couple weeks. It's mainly a matter of scheduling a time now. Once I get the molding on properly, I'll fix the top on tighter and nail the board on the back. So hopefully this will all be OK in the end. It seems like things will be alright, so I'm keeping this as three stars for now. Update 2: The handy friend brought her rubber mallet and had the molding in place properly very quickly. While we were at it, we loosened some other spots to get at the rest of the molding and hammered that in better with the rubber mallet. She hammered the back on as well. I had left off the back until we could get everything else right. In the end, it looks good, and it works well. I included the rubber mallet in the final photo because I had never heard of one before but found it very useful. Apparently it is gentler than a regular hammer but provides more force than you can give with just your hands.

Summary: This nightstand came together with a few alignment and material quirks during assembly, but the final result is sturdy, functional, and works well for everyday use. The drawers fit properly, and the included touch-up markers were a thoughtful addition for minor cosmetic issues. ⸻ Full Review: We purchased this for our toy room to store smaller items like my daughter’s Barbies and accessories, and overall it serves that purpose well once assembled. The finished piece looks nice and feels stable, but the assembly process had a few things worth noting. 🛠️ Physical Installation / Setup & Assembly: We’ve been assembling a lot of items in a short period of time, many of which require a high number of screws. After one of the more intensive builds, my husband’s hand actually locked up from extended use of a manual screwdriver. For this and similar setups, we added a compact electric screwdriver tool to our assembly process, which made a noticeable difference. There is a short learning curve when it comes to controlling the torque, but once you get used to it, it significantly reduces strain and speeds up furniture assembly. He still switches back to manual tools and a standard screwdriver for certain steps, but uses the electric tool for the majority of the build now. From our experience, we’ve been getting roughly 60–120 minutes of intermittent use per charge during predrilled assembly, which has been enough to handle hundreds of screws across larger builds. Charging has also been quick, typically around 60–90 minutes for a full charge. Runtime will vary depending on the material and whether holes are predrilled, as non-predrilled assembly requires more effort and can reduce battery life. In our case, even with some non-predrilled sections, the screws went in very easily and didn’t require much effort. This has been especially helpful for reducing repetitive strain during longer builds, particularly for anyone dealing with hand fatigue, wrist strain, or similar repetitive stress issues like carpal tunnel. For this type of setup, we used the DEWALT 8V MAX Cordless Screwdriver (gyro control, USB charging): https://a.co/d/0gXtIjvh Assembly took approximately 1 to 1½ hours, although some of that time may be attributed to my husband taking extra care to meet my preference for a well-aligned, scratch free clean final appearance. During assembly, the pieces were only labeled “R” and “L,” which made identifying parts a little less intuitive. Some of the wood had slight warping, although it was mostly in areas that are not visible once assembled. The back panel is sturdier than the very thin cardboard you sometimes see, but it still requires hammering in a large number of nails. Even when aligning the screws with the pre-drilled holes in the drawers, the back of the drawer does not sit perfectly flush, which made us question whether it was due to slight warping or alignment tolerances. While trying to adjust the first drawer alignment, my husband lightly used a mallet and it resulted in a small hairline crack. It’s still fully usable, but it does show that there isn’t a lot of tolerance if you try to force alignment during assembly. On the positive side, the company included stain markers to help cover minor scratches, which was a thoughtful touch. Once everything was put together, the drawers fit in without any issues and function as expected. The drawer sides are real wood, while the bottom uses a thinner lightweight base material similar to the back panel. The drawer bottoms feel better suited for lightweight storage and occasional-use drawers rather than heavier everyday storage or higher weight items. I would personally avoid treating these as high weight capacity drawers, but for lighter toy storage, Barbie accessories, craft supplies, nursery items, or other small lightweight items, they are a perfect fit for what we needed. For lighter toy storage, Barbie accessories, craft supplies, nursery items, or occasional-use drawers, this works well and looks nice once assembled. If you plan to store heavier items or use the drawers heavily every day, I would personally look for something with thicker drawer bottoms and tighter alignment tolerances. ⸻ ✅ Pros: • Sturdy and functional once assembled • Drawers fit properly and work well • Back panel is thicker than typical cheap backing • Includes stain markers for touch-ups • Real wood drawer sides ⸻ ⛔️ Cons: • Minimal labeling (only “R” and “L”) • Slight wood warping in some pieces • Back of drawer does not sit perfectly flush • Requires many nails for the backing • Limited tolerance during alignment adjustments • Drawer bottoms not suited for heavy items ⸻ ⭐ Final Thought: Despite a few frustrations during assembly, this turned out to be a solid and functional piece for our space. My husband rated the overall experience a 9/10, which reflects that while there were some quirks, nothing prevented it from being usable or worth keeping. I would purchase it again for a similar use, especially where minor imperfections won’t be highly visible. I tried to cover the details I wish I had when I was deciding, so it’s easier to figure out if this fits your setup and how you plan to use it.

I bought two of these night tables and was pleasantly surprised especially for the price! They are MDF but it is thick and solid. It took about 2.5 hours to put them both together but the directions were well done and concise. Be advised you will need tools that aren’t included to assemble- a Philips head screw driver and hammer. Lots of screws and cam locks but the end result is sturdy and attractive. I’m a bit concerned that it comes with a marker to fix scratches, I assume it will probably scratch easily but I’m planning to protect the tops with silicone mats to avoid that and any water damage. I would recommend these as an affordable piece of furniture

A good purchase however you get the quality you pay for. The unit looks good and is sturdy, with metal slides and rollers on the nightstand and each drawer. The pictures are an accurate representation. I purchased two units and am very handy with mechanical things, but I offer the following observations and suggestions that may be helpful for deciding on whether or not to purchase or to make your assembly easier: 1) This nightstand is essentially all MDF with virtually no solid wood. The back of the unit and drawer bases are cardboard. The finish is a "foil" similar to many IKEA products rather than wood veneer. 2) It took me 2 hours to assemble the first unit I purchased, and 1.5 hours for the second unit, going pretty steady without any breaks. There are many small pieces of varying sizes and functions, and great attention is needed for correct orientation of pieces. The manual is not explicit on some critical elements of sizing and orientation for many pieces. If you are a type of person who gets frustrated with complicated IKEA-type assembly projects or don't consider yourself handy, you probably won't like this project. 3) There are many hidden "zinc cams" that serve to provide the mechanical joins on metal dowels screwed into the MDF board. Note that 24 of these cams are all thrown into a bag and appear to be all about the same size. Unless you really pay attention to the fact that some are large and some are a bit smaller, it's easy to use a smaller cam to make a join when a larger cam is essential. Drawers take ONLY the smaller cams, and drawers do not take larger cams, so if you make a mistake, you will need to disassemble pieces of this unit you've already assembled to ensure proper completion. Step 3 of the instructions (interior bracing boards) do not specify the size of cams: only use the larger cams at this point. 4) Cabinet slides and drawer glides for the nightstand utilize a very specific orientation to work correctly (not explicitly noted in the instructions). Cabinet slides need to be oriented so that when the unit is finished and ready to accept the drawers, the drawer glide rollers can drop into the slides through an indentation on the cabinet slide. This is a subtle feature of the cabinet slides, and I made the error my first time of installing all the cabinet slides "upside down," which prevented the drawers from being inserted correctly. 5) One thing the instructions don't indicate is that the drawer slides are stamped DL and DR (Drawer Left, Drawer Right), and it helps with their proper installation to note this when you are pairing with wooden drawer sides (which are stamped L and R on their ends). I've attached some pictures of the correct orientation of the cabinet glides and drawer slides in the assembled unit. I consider these units to be disposable: they have been purchased for use within a nursing home and I don't expect more than a limited life for perhaps several years. Nevertheless, I still consider them to be a good buy for my purposes. Similar products preassembled and using all wood with better finishing are approximately three times the price.

This nightstand is very impressive, higher quality than expected, not particle board, easy to assemble, solid, sturdy and has a great look. Price is definitely reasonable, we are looking to buy another 3 drawer, a dresser and the headboard Joe as well.

Just as advertised. It’s easy to put together with the instructions and they also provide you with a website to watch videos if you’re uncertain. Very satisfied with the quality and I bought two.

The nightstand looks nice, but the drawers don’t slide properly and feel flimsy. The assembly was also frustrating, and it’s not very sturdy once put together. Definitely not worth the price.