Caramel Mid-Century Double Dresser with Extra Deep Drawers
Caramel Mid-Century Double Dresser with Extra Deep Drawers
| Store | |
|---|---|
Home Depot | $304.00 |
Abecta Furniture | $307.00 |
California Furniture Store | $307.00 |
Walmart Walker Edison Sonoma 6-Drawer Solid Wood Caramel Dresser | $308.75 |
Wayfair Yarber 6 Drawer Solid Wood Double Dresser | $349.99 |
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Poor Quality
We ordered several pieces of furniture from this manufacturer through Home Depot. The dresser arrived without any hardware, which they were unable to send separately. So, we had to deal with returning the original dresser pieces and receiving another. The replacement arrived with lots of cosmetic damage. 6/6 drawer panels arrived scratched/chipped. The dresser is functional, but we will not be ordering from this brand again.
Few problems with this dresser
The look and design of the dresser is very nice but putting the dresser together was difficult and time consuming. Several parts were not labeled and the legs to the dresser were unfinished. Part number ten had screw holes that were not drilled out in order to be able to attach the legs to the bottom of the dresser. We had to drill the legs ourselves in order to make the product work.
Just as expected!
I think this little dresser is just perfect for the price. I had no issues with missing parts/pieces. This did take the better part of 3 hours to build. Not difficult but time consuming. I am using it in a guest bedroom so it will not be used everyday and i think it should last a while. If this was an everyday piece I could see it getting dinged up fairly quickly. Overall i am very pleased!
Not worth the time
This dresser has too many parts and would take many many hours to put together for the intermediate or advanced builder. You literally have to glue and set dowels into the holes to put the pieces together and then screw out together! My son and I could barely get halfway through because the holes didn’t line up inside where the brackets are supposed to go. It was so frustrating to say the least. The front of the dresser is beautiful but the wood is thin and doesn’t look like it will hold up over time. This is not a piece of furniture that can be passed from generation to generation. The back of the dresser is thin MDF not wood. It’s not even Ikea at best! If you don’t have a carpenter/builder in the family that can put this together, I would definitely pass on this. I’d rather buy a better quality dresser that is already built. If it had less pieces to put together it might have been okay but I returned it. I actually bought two.
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Overview
Prices are currently low for this product, typically ranging from $312 to $477, and the lowest price we've seen is $229.
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.Description
Elevate your space with this caramel mid-century double dresser, featuring extra deep drawers for ample storage. Crafted from solid pine wood and high-grade MDF, it offers a timeless design with cutout handles and angled legs. Perfect for organizing clothing or extra bedding, each drawer supports up to 50 lbs. Includes anti-tip hardware for safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I maximize storage in a small dresser?
Use drawer organizers to keep items neatly arranged. Consider undergarments and accessories that don't require hanging.
What's the difference between a dresser and a chest of drawers?
Dressers are typically wider and come with a mirror, suited for bedrooms. Chests of drawers are taller, taking up less floor space, ideal for smaller rooms.
How do I care for a wooden dresser to ensure its longevity?
Dust regularly with a soft cloth, avoid direct sunlight and moisture, and use coasters or pads to protect the surface from items.
What are some effective ways to clean and maintain my furniture and rugs?
Use sticky lint rollers for picking up small debris, wet wipes for mark removal, and thin stockings over vacuum nozzles to clean hard-to-reach areas like LEGO pieces.
