Unfinished Natural Solid Wood Floating Nightstand for Bedroom Set of 2, Small Nightstand with Drawer & Open Shelf, Farmhouse Night Stand Wall-Mounted Bedside Table for Small Space Color DIY

I purchased this product to replace a traditional nightstand as I had purchased a trundle bed and didn't have floor space (small room 8' x 9) to pull it out with the traditional nightstand. I could have moved the nightstand out of the room but then we wouldn't have the lamp and other items kept on the nightstand. I was pleased to find this product. It's sturdy, attractive, well-made solid wood product. I'm pleased with the build except one minor issue. The mounting easily could have been better engineered with a French cleat vs mounting screws (thru the back board - behind the drawer) all while balancing the nightstand. With a French cleat the leveled cleat could be installed first on the wall and then the nightstand sat atop of the cleat -- easy peasy. If it cost the manufacturer a small amount to design it that way I believe customers would appreciate that simplicity & ease of hanging a heavy wall mount item. Note: I decided to use my own heavy duty wall anchors as those supplied didn't meet my approval but may have been sufficient. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this product.

Fun to assemble. My guest room looks so much better . Great for small rooms.

Would’ve liked better hardware to mount on the wall. A little frustrating to put together but look great finished. Recommend putting a water resistant finish on of you don’t want scratches or stains.

These nightstands are very well made. They are real wood. I found them easy to assemble. I am impressed with how well they are built. The drawers slide smoothly. We stained them today and the stain took great. They look great stained. I find it hard to believe they were so affordable given how well they are made.

Very pleased. Except for the back and drawer bottom the wood is good quality and solid. I stained the top. I sanded with 80, 120, and 180 grit. Then I used a wood conditioner before staining with a gel stain and overall it came out great. Very pleased. I think if I had spent more time sanding it would be perfect. I will paint the rest dark blue. Perfect size. I don't want to attach to the wall so I got some 12 inch hairpin legs. I like unfinished so I can do what I want. Overall these are a great value for the money. I might cut new pieces for the back and drawer bottoms out of thin plywood. I pulled apart the rest of the box and looked at the instructions. Usually they are very basic with just step by step pictures on assembling. However, they have excellent instructions on staining and painting. Highly recommend those. Also, when staining a softwood I really recommend not skipping the wood conditioner and I have started using gel stains. I stopped trying to stain anything because on pine it always came out blotchy because it soaks up the liquid stain unevenly. Am renovating a house where baseboards, trim, and stair rails were stained but previous owner painted over them with a dark rust flat paint so I looked at a lot of videos on youtube and made tests on scrap wood before I found the wood conditioner and gel stain. I usually want it a deeper color so I put on a thicker coat and am done with one coat. Then wait and wipe.

The wood is of medium quality. I can see glue (that's been sanded down) joining the wood at certain spots. Backing is not "real" wood but understood due to placement of wood. I have the goal of plastic free (or plastic minimal) and besides the glue and varnished wood this does the job. Instructions got the job done but could be more clear. You also may need some glue for the wood dowel areas; but it should all hold together ok when everything is fastened anyway. Overall happy with what I got for what I paid.

I questioned how I would like these while assembling. But they look great on the sides of our bed at our tiny cabin. I like that I can have additional items under them - currently wastebaskets. Was SUPER HAPPY that my CPAP fit perfectly on the shelf. We will be drilling a small hole towards the back of the shelf to access plugs in w/o having cords having over the front edge. I didn't paint or varnish, but I am going to bring some varnish the next time to the cabin so that I can put a finish on the top so as not to get coffee stains, etc. My only negative is that some of the pilot holes did not seem to match - best suggestion with drawer slides is to line them up to the outer edge of panels and that will help to not have to readjust later.

Tools and nails provided do not add up to the installation instructions. Cannot be assembled smh

Beautiful kit. Good directions. Recommend sanding well with 220 paper, using the wood conditioner and then stain and varnish. We added legs to make a cute table.