This chest does the job for extra storage but is not the same quality as a piece of furniture. It’s sturdy enough for clothes and light item storage. It was first shipped without the hardware and the tabletop piece had a stain on it, but the company was very good about shipping out new pieces.

I recommend having a power screwdriver.

Looks good, though because it’s not very heavy, is more prone to shaking when bumped into or handled, so you probably do not want to put anything on top that tips over easily.

This ironing board has been great so far. We needed something that would take up as little room as possible and also be very unobtrusive. It has been great on both counts. The craftsmanship of the door is great but they used staples instead of nails for the outside trim, which looks a bit shoddy. You can’t really see it unless you examine it closely but it still bothers me. (The color of the side trim is also a bit green compared to the front; I’m hoping that will be fixed by a layer of stain.)

We were a bit leery about the whole thing being held by just one screw (in a metal stud) but it appears to be very stable. The unit is very heavy and holding it up against the wall made installation was tricky.

This Handi-Press Surface Mount Ironing Board is well made and easy to install….You just need to measure carefully and install it into a stud with the 2 large screws. The box is nicely finished and only needs to be stained or painted. I found the “recessed” type of board in Home furnishing stores but you need to cut through a wall for that type of board. I’m glad I found a “surface mounted” board like this one. This surface mounted ironing board is great for apartments…no need to hire an installer.