GreenForest Vanity Desk with 2 Drawers,39 inch White Desk with Glossy Desktop Easy Clean,Makeup Dressing Table with Metal Gold Legs for Home Office Small Spaces,Bedroom

I've never been much of a make-up person, especially in the past twenty years, but the post-pandemic unmasking (and the prospect of going out into society again) had me wanting a fresh face. Like so many other ladies out there, I bought a bunch of new summer/fall 2021 makeup. I had a little empty nook in the bedroom, and the dimensions of this table were perfect for it (who needs a middle-of-the-night fire escape anyway?). I seriously considered getting something "used" on Facebook Marketplace that I could paint and breathe new life into...like an old wooden piece with matching chair... but then I started thinking "what if it reeks of perfume?" and "what if it is infested with bugs?" and "do I really need another painting project right now?" So I talked myself right out of that idea and decided that buying new was the only way to go. Plus, I'm in my 60s and I've never had a vanity, so splurging a little on one was loooong overdue! This vanity was a bit pricey, but IMO it was worth it. It's perfect for my needs. The top is shiny smooth, the drawers are great (open/close smoothly and have plenty of room), it has no odor, and it fits perfectly in its designated spot. I still need to get a more comfy chair to use with it, but for now I'm just using an antique that was my husband's grandmother's chair. I have a cushion around here somewhere that fits perfectly on it, which I'll look for this weekend. I bought a smooth silicone mat for the top of the vanity, and it fits perfectly too. I wanted it to protect the pretty top from scratches, and to catch makeup fallout. It'll be super easy to just roll it up and rinse it off in the pantry sink when it gets dirty. Now for the assembly part... ugh. My poor husband!!! I thought it would be easy for him, after reading a review from one woman who said that she put it together herself in 2 hours. I honestly don't know how she could've done that. My husband is pretty handy and has a cellar full of tools, and even with that it took him the better part of a Sunday afternoon to assemble it (way more than 2 hours!). Of course, that does include one misstep... he had to take it apart at one point because he did something wrong, so that added a little more time overall to the project. And then at the end, he had a heck of a time getting the drawers adjusted so that they were straight and flush. He fiddled with that well into Monday. But it was FINALLY right. If you aren't handy or don't have a person in your life who is (and is willing to spend half their day off doing this for you), you might want to reconsider buying it. It comes with a hundred screws!! That's right, and I'm not exaggerating... 1-0-0 SCREWS!!! And it comes with a tiny little Allen wrench that is pretty useless, and my hubby said that the job would have taken him twice or three times as long if he'd used that. Instead, he used tools from his own toolbox. One of the things that I saw him using that seemed to be very efficient was an Allen wrench that had a long handle with a skeleton key handle on the end. I'll talk to him later about what he used exactly, and then I'll add some pictures onto my review of the tools you will need. If you decide that the assembly doesn't scare you and you want to tackle it, you won't be disappointed by the result. The final product is beautiful and will give you many years of enjoyment! (Luckily, my husband has a good sense of humor. I got to listen to him singing "99 f'ing screws in the box" while he was assembling it for me... to the tune of "99 bottles of beer on the shelf." He's a funny guy!)

Kind of a nightmare to put together but a beautiful vanity

This will fill a need, meet a minor aesthetic, and come in on budget, but it's not great. It arrived dinged on one corner. I have a deadline so, I can't mess around with returns etc. Assembly is simple on your own, if you're accustomed to it. Do have a phillips head screw driver on hand. The one on the allen key is poo. The self drilling screws are junk too. The first three sheered off with a drill and a normal amount of application. I lack hand dexterity or strength, so hand screw driving plus forcing down wasn't possible. I took a deep breath, went very slow and soft and drilled the rest without getting them over tight. There were enough extra screws and plenty of other holes in the tracks to save the drawer. With a little predrilling, the day was saved. The rest was tedius but not hard. It feels sturdy, in that it's not rickety, and i appreciate being able to adjust and correct wobble with the screw in feet. I will probably reinforce the drawers before I use them.

I like this a lot. I love the easy-to-clean, high-gloss surface. The drawers are a bit more shallow than I would have liked. I did have to backtrack a few times during assembly after realizing how edges should be aligned, because there is some allowance (edges can be aligned to one side or another) but no indication in the manual regarding which end to make flush. Too often, I had to figure out the best alignment later as the assembly progressed, and then backtrack. One specific example is the metal bar that crosses the entire table underneath; it can be installed flipped either way, but one way has an indentation for bolts. I had to look ahead in the manual and contemplate, to figure out which way the indentation side went, because no direction for this was provided in the manual. Bottom line: It is possible to assemble this without making ends flush on the optimal side, or to flip the bar in the wrong direction, etc., so that the end result doesn't look perfect -- even though the directions were followed. Near-perfect alignment in the finished product takes a very detail oriented person to question every step, feel along every edge, look ahead in the manual, and be willing to backtrack at times. One last note: I am SO very glad I purchased the larger 47" one. If you have the space for it, I highly recommend the longer one. I was nervous the longer size would be less sturdy, with a wider gap between the support legs. However it is actually quite sturdy and stable, even at this longer length. I needed every bit of the length, because the depth is so narrow. Overall, for the price, this is a very nice table.

I orderd this as a Christmas gift for my 21 year old daughter. Initially I was sold on getting the Ikea Malm vanity but it had a couple of design flaws regarding the drawers. I absolutely LOVE this vanity! It is beautiful, sleek and elegant. I love the glossy finish. The drawers have plenty of room, we added acrylic storage trays. I didn't want the traditional "craft room" looking drawers, My daughter can store larger bulkier items in the bathroom closet. It was very easy to put together but the dog kept slowing me down, all in the way wanting attention and constant belly rubs. I was able to put it together by myself, I did use a power drill which helped but not necessary as the vanity comes with all the tools required. It's also very sturdy. My only complaint is there was a about a 1.5" scratch/groove on the vanity top but thankfully it blends in (maybe it was painted over) but it's not noticeable, I just happened to run my fingers across it and felt it.

Article d’une très grande qualité À monter soi même avec une facilité incroyable grâce aux outils fournis + fascicule de montage et surtout qualité de toutes les parties à monter . Très beau rendu identique à la photo Très satisfaite de l’on achat Bravo au fabricant

Lovely desk. Very sturdy and well made.

Ligero

Bella toeletta. Ci vuole un po’ di tempo per montarla e i cassetti sono bassi (4 cm, quindi un rossetto in piedi non ci sta), ma a parte questo è molto elegante. Ne vale la pena.

Muy buen producto, claras las instrucciones. muy bun acabado