Valet Stand Walnut - Winsome

The only thing is that is not great about the valet is that the tray is a little wobbly and that with all the screws in tight. Other than that my husband absolutely loves it! "One of the best gift i've ever given him!"

While I was initially thrilled to find a valet that was made out of real wood, when it arrived in the mail I was severely disappointed by the quality of the product. There were several nicks/imperfections in the finish (clearly not due to shipping), including one one the surface of the valet drawer that would stand out on a daily basis if I were to keep the product. Since this is a rather expensive item, I expect it to be of higher quality. Because the nicks/imperfections were on several of the pieces of wood, I returned the product and did not re-purchase another as I assume the quality/issues would be similar.

Prior to getting the Walnut Valet Stand, my husband would through his pants, shirts, wallet and keys everywhere. He could never find his keys or wallet, when he needed them. My daughter and I got him the Walnut Valet Stand for Christmas. The only down side is that it is difficult to assemble and the rolling legs are really difficult to get into place. My husband had to help us finish his gift, after he opened it. Now, he uses it every day and his clothing, keys and wallet are neatly placed on the Valet Stand, every night.

My husband wears a uniform to work and he needed a place to keep it all organized. He put this together in about 10 minutes and it works great!

Followed instructions exactly. On completion there remained 4 parts. I examined the valet and found were to put the pieces. Instructions state that a rubber mallet is needed no mention of a Philips screwdriver. Once finished it looks great 5 stars but the assembly and instructions receive 3 stars.

Easy to put together, very nice looking, fits in the corner nicely

This is a nice piece at a great price. My husband was happy with it. It went together easily except for the casters on the bottom. The instructions were a little confusing but looking at the pictures helped immensely. For the casters, it showed you need a mallet or something like a small sledgehammer to get the posts into the bottom. I tried with a hammer and it didn't work so I left them off.

It was a wonderful gift, I liked to much, but I thing it is not easy to use the hunger.