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Communication was bad. I talked to someone about getting a partial refund because a coupon code came out right after I ordered. She said I would be credited the difference… still waiting!!

On a different note: Quality of bedding was sub par! Won’t be recommending bedding to anyone

perfect size for my daughters college dorm bed

Ordered Permco shelving and add on unit. Those are great. I highly recommend for a dorm room. Ordered shower shoes -those were awful, completely mis-sized on website (ordered my son's shoe size and what we received was made for a giant). Don't order the shower shoes!! Had to return (and yes, pay for shipping) and am waiting for my refund. Unhappy that Dormco charges incorrect sales tax. Their accounting department is apparently so uneducated about, at least Ohio's, tax regulations that they charge one sales tax rate no matter what. Ohio has different tax rates per County and I was overcharged. Then they argued with me about it even though I sent County Tax Tables. Never received refund for the overcharge. Would make me think twice about ordering from them again. Half tempted to file a report with BBB.

My daughter has two roommates. The night stand was the perfect height And did not take up too much space

Wonderful product, perfectly matched the area I wanted it for. Thanks DormCo

I ordered 2 bed skirts but only received one portion of the the 3 portion skirts.

Ordering was easy but the product is poor quality

We ordered the adjustable hutch for my daughter's desk at college - it arrived quickly and was easy to assemble. It's going to work very well for her

It was fine. Product is good.

Website was a little hard to navigate but ordering was easy and shipping was fast.

Perfect fit. Quick shipping. Exactly what we needed. Thank you.

Loved the product, however when box was opened, it was not packaged correctly, and some parts looked used/opened. You could tell the item had been previously opened, or put together and returned.
Instructions included were useless, we just figured it out on our own.
Once together though, the stand is nice and holds up well.

looks good and it didnt take my dad too long to put together while i was moving into my dorm

This was a gift, as far as I know it arrived without a problem. And relatively quickly. :)

I love the comforter it is comforting and warm the sheets are soft. The mattress topper and stuff did it’s job to where it is sooooo comfy. Thank you!!

Awesome service! Packages arrived earlier than expected and were there for us to collect prior to move in. I will definitely be using this service again!

After installing them it was apparent that stability is not a hallmark of these risers.
As we moved the bed back into place against the wall, the legs would tilt slightly. Even after getting the bed in place and kicking the risers back into position, if you rocked the bed you could sense that it wasn't 100% stable. At this point I'm still considering sending them back, but the bed hasn't 'crashed' yet. We'll see.
I grew up in a family of carpenters. Here are my observations/suggestions:
1. The 'pocket' the legs of the bed sit in is not deep enough. It needs to be at least 4 inches deep for a riser that is 20+ inches tall. While this will impact how high the bed goes, you either build the riser longer to accommodate, or accept a slightly lower profile.
2. There should be twice as many screw holes and screws securing the riser to the bedpost, four high and four low set 2-3 inches apart vertically, to ensure that the riser can't move as these did. I know the metal plate inserts are supposed to stabalize this, but four more holes and screws couldn't hurt.
3. I would also include adjustable cross beams ( X )at the head and foot of the bed, or a single beam ( @-@ ) that uses a 2-4 inch 'collar' that would slide over the riser and screw into place to make the headboard and footboard risers two very stable, free-standing units.
4. For additional stability you could add a single, level 'collar' beam front-to-back, probably at 16-18 inches high, because of that higher center of gravity, that could be used on the side of the bed facing the wall. Then the entire frame would stand on it's own and be far more stable.

4. Optional: Include thick metal or wood 'spacers' to be placed in the risers for those rectangular or smaller square bedpost beds that might need them. This would make these risers far more marketable.

Suggestions 1, 2, and 4 shouldn't noticeably raise the cost.
If you want to keep close to your current price point, you could even sell Suggestion 3 as a separate 'upgrade' kit.

If you need some rough drawings to show visually what I'm describing, let me know.