We've had our Lolly 3-drawer dresser for a little over 2 years. In that time, the drawer slides have broken about 5 times. I am a fairly handy person, and I was able to re-secure them myself. However, on my most recent repair attempt today, the ball bearings popped loose, and I can't seem to find all of them to get it back together. The main issue is that (A) the sides are made of a lower quality fiber board (not solid wood) AND (B) the sides are too thin to use appropriate screws. On top of that, the gap between the sides of the drawers and the sides of the dresser interiors seems to be 10mm on each side. This means that the manufacturer had to use (or probably purposely decided to use) a cheaper light-duty drawer slide. And, because the gap is non-standard (0.5 inch on each side would have been standard), you can't even find a good heavier-duty replacement online. So, after just 2 years, this piece of furniture is likely headed for the curb.