Here are some facts: every cabinet has four sides and a bottom. Each side has a slit and when you put them together, the bottom would fit into these slits. This requires the slits to be flush, that is, the slit should be exactly parallel to the edge of each of the side pieces.

As for this product: the slits were not flush! In one case, I could widen the slit slightly using a tool and make it work. But for a second drawer, the slit was so angled that it wouldn't be fixed by using a tool at home and I had to take it to a carpenter to fix it.

I have put together furniture many times, from many different brands. This is the first time I am seeing such a flawed piece making its way to the box. It is as if the makers have no quality control process.