Winsome Wood Valet Stand With Mirror, Drawer, Tie Hook, Casters, Antique Walnut (94155)

My husband was always dropping his pants on the floor by the bed. The cats loved it, I did not😄 Now, along with much used over shirts (light jackets) the pants get hung up, all while making the room look much nicer. It really is a very nice piece of furniture. Love it. 5 stars!

I had previously bought the Eadihege Valet and it was a disaster. Poorly packed, missing parts and poor instructions. After hours of trying to reach someone to help, I had to give up and return it. This valet was the opposite. The packing was careful, all the parts were included (2 bolts were inside other parts so it took a minute to find them) and the instructions made sense. It’s a handsome valet and ready for my husband to use. Also, we did add a felt floor protector above the drawer to ensure it doesn’t pull all the way out. Thanks to the person who posted that suggestion!

I don't feel like the hex screws had predrilled holes that were well prepared for them. All of them were VERY hard to tighten. The screw covers don't stay in and the screws for the mirror didn't screw in flush.It's nice looking once assembled. And maybe if you don't move it around much it will be durable lol

size perfect,rollability,value for money.

Like most furniture from Southeast Asia, this is made from solid rubber wood. Unlike most furniture from Southeast Asia, it also has a durable finish. The wheels roll very smoothly on a hard surface floor and it assembled fairly easily. You can prevent the drawer from falling out with an adhesive furniture felt disk. I have had it for over a month and use it every day, and it looks and works much better than draping my clothes over a chair.

I wanted a valet for my husband’s office.The valet arrived and I spent the better part of three hours trying to muscle the screws into the poorly drilled holes. Of course, I lost that battle and now have a wobbly, hardly usable valet: Screws sticking out everywhere, the change of the air causing it to sway side to side.I genuinely, wholeheartedly believe a small child could have built something better with bendy straws and macaroni.And before you ask “did she read the instructions?” Yes, I’m Type A with a masters degree, so you’d think I would be able to decode the instructions of MOST furniture assembly. However, I would suggest drawing your own instructions as the provided instructions are a series of poorly printed photos. I suppose the artistry of the instructions is up to interpretation and your guess is as good as mine regarding which screws fit which holes. I tried every configuration possible before deciding I would give up the fight and seek a better quality valet.The hassle of return at this point? Not worth it to me. I’d pass on this one. You’d be better off (in terms of durability) gluing popsicle sticks together - and if that doesn’t tell you how bad this is? Good luck.

As a valet stand it does pretty well in keeping your next day's office wear well organized - I've gone from having my clothes sort of thrown across a surface to actually properly arranged. The top is also a fantastic place to pop your keys and wallet so that you know where all those pocket stuff are as you get ready. Side bars are good for hanging a belt or necktie.Haven't used the drawer since there's nothing blocking it from falling all the way out, so for people who anticipate the need for extra pocket/purse stuff be careful in not pulling the whole thing out.Purchased this almost a year ago, and found it very easy to assemble.Main gripe is that the trouser rack is held by friction - for some it holds very well, for me it falls out too easily. It means I need to hold it in place while pulling my slacks from it, which is a small inconvenience but one I wish I didn't have to deal with.Pretty happy with it otherwise. It helps keep your clothes organized, and the mirror is pretty helpful if you need to check your tie.

We moved house shortly after I purchased this item, so I finally got around to assembling it this week.I have assembled a LOT of self assembly furniture - this stood out as different as soon as I opened the box. It was extremely well packaged. Each part was individually wrapped, thus protecting against dings and scrapes in transit. The hardware again demonstrated the quality - sturdy, fat screws instead of the flimsy kind you usually find in self assembly furniture.Once assembled (which took about 20 minutes with just the enclosed Allan wrench and a Phillips screwdriver) it is very sturdy. The castors roll well and the drawer slides very easily.It’s a well thought out design with space for a jacket, pants, shirt, belt, shoes and pocket contents either on the tray or in the drawer.I’m very impressed and would certainly recommend.