Forge Dresser

Key Features:

• Rustic depth and industrial attitude exude from this very untraditional design.
• Six deep drawers offer plenty of room to store and organize clothing.
• The top drawers are lined with velvet, providing you a place to keep delicates in fine shape.
• Acid-wash detailing on the faux concrete top brings a two-tone industrial look to this piece.
• Steel ball bearing guides and English dovetailing combine for strong and easy-to-use drawers.
• Asian hardwood and acacia veneers combine for a fabulous wood frame.

Dust the wood finish with a soft, clean cloth as needed. Strong chemical cleaners are not suggested, as they may damage the wood's finish.

Wood: Asian Hardwood
Asian hardwood, also known as parawood or rubberwood, is one of the most durable and eco-friendly woods in the furniture market today. Once the tree's latex sap is collected for other industries, Asian hardwood is recycled into home furnishings. The dense grain makes it stable and strong, and the naturally light undertone accurately holds the intended stain colour.

Top Surface: Faux Concrete (Polyurethane) with Acid Wash Detailing
Polyurethane is formed into a sturdy, resin-like material, which can be moulded into intricate shapes. This casting process allows for a great level of detail while maintaining product consistency.

Finish Type: Acacia Veneers
By gluing a thin layer of beautiful wood grain onto quality construction materials, veneers provide a striking texture and finish to furniture. Veneers won’t warp, crack or split over time, which keeps your products looking as good as the day you bought them. Acacia wood is used in furniture construction due to the strength in its dense grain and uniform texture. Grown around the world, acacia often features contrasting bands or streaks of colour to give each piece a unique look.

Finish Colour: Rustic Brown
This rich shade of brown is the perfect match for the timber look, showcasing the lovely woodgrain details of the acacia veneers.

Faux Metal Banding: Painted Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF)
MDF is an extremely strong and versatile material, much stronger than particleboard. It is man-made using heat and pressure to fuse small wood fibres together with various resins. This creates a durable, long-lasting and inexpensive product used in everything from cabinetry to furniture construction.

Drawer Construction: English Dovetailing (Front and Back)
Dovetailing is a woodworking technique commonly used to put drawers together. Tight fitting dovetails resist the wood's natural tendency to twist and warp over time, meaning your drawers will remain functional for as long as you own them.

Hardware Type: Metal-Capped Wooden Dowels
The long, slender handles that adorn each drawer offer a material blend that ties the rustic and industrial influences of this style together in harmony.