Nantucket 7-Drawer Wide Assembled Dresser (56")
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The Nantucket 7-Drawer Wide Assembled Dresser is a transitional-style nursery and bedroom dresser with a gentle, understated silhouette designed to match the Nantucket crib. It carries subtle edges, natural wood tone finishes, and slender legs, and is built from solid New Zealand pine wood. The dresser holds seven drawers, three smaller ones on top for baby accessories and essentials, and four larger drawers below for clothing and bigger items.
It is GREENGUARD Gold certified, having been tested for chemical emissions and VOCs. Drawers move on ball bearing glides for smooth, easy operation, and an anti-tip kit is included for added stability. Assembly is limited to attaching the hardware. Because the wood grain is natural, the color and grain vary somewhat from piece to piece, so each dresser is one of a kind.
A removable changing tray is compatible with this dresser but is sold separately, allowing it to be used as a changing table in the nursery and later repurposed as standalone storage.
Características clave
- Solid New Zealand pine wood construction
- GREENGUARD Gold certified for low chemical emissions and VOCs
- Seven drawers: three smaller top drawers and four larger drawers below
- Ball bearing drawer glides for smooth opening and closing
- Anti-tip kit included for added stability
- Compatible with a separately sold removable changing tray
- Natural wood grain gives each piece a one-of-a-kind look
- Assembly requires only attaching the hardware
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