Add to the traditional feel of your home with this Marco chest. Designed with acute attention to detail, this piece is sure to complement any room while building on its aesthetics. The dark cherry brown hue will make an ideal addition to earthy tones, while its moulded frame and curved legs add unique, retro style. Plus, silver drawer pulls and minimalist drawer fronts bring a simplicity that won’t drown out any existing decor. Organize your essentials in the five spacious storage drawers and keep your treasured keepsakes safe with the Marco.
Dimensions
Width: 32.00" (81.3 cm)Height: 48.00" (121.9 cm)Depth: 16.00" (40.6 cm)
Shipping Dimensions
Width: 34.75" (88.3 cm)Height: 47.25" (120.0 cm)Depth: 18.75" (47.6 cm)
Weight
120.00 lbs (54.4 kg))
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Acacia Paint |
General Details | |
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| Finish Colour | Cherry |
Construction Details | |
| Primary Construction Material | Acacia, Medium-Density Fibreboard (MDF), Particleboard, Pine 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. 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. Particleboard is created by compressing wood chips and resin together, producing an affordable and stable wood alternative. This man-made product is a great base for veneers, laminates and other finishes. Furniture made with pine has a natural, creamy yellow colouring that looks elegant and adds warmth to the home. Pine has a tight grain pattern with a smooth surface to hold finishes well. |
| Finish Method | Paint Protective and colourful, painted furniture pieces contribute an elegant character to your home. |
| Construction Method | Finger Joint, Corner-Blocking, Dowel Joint Finger joints, also known as tongue and groove joints, are used in furniture construction for a robust bond. The tongue on one board is shaped to fit precisely into the groove on another board, securing the furniture piece together. An extra block of wood is added to each corner of the furniture’s frame for additional support. Known as corner-blocking, this technique helps to brace your furniture for enduring stability. A dowel joint uses a thin cylinder of wood to reinforce pieces of wood joined together. It ensures a neat, hidden finish and an incredibly strong joint, without the use of nails or glues. |
Storage Details | |
| Storage Options | Keep bedroom essentials tucked away in the five spacious drawers. |
| Number of Drawers | 5 |
| Drawer Construction | French Dovetailing, English Dovetailing A triangular groove is cut down the length of a board to allow the edge of a second board to slide in. The groove's triangular shape helps keep the pieces together under strain. 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. |
| Drawer Glides | Kenlin With over a century of experience, The Handy Kenlin Group® (Kenlin) are the masters of creating high-quality drawer glides. Kenlin makes a wide variety of drawer hardware and accessories, perfect for making sure everything moves smoothly. |
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| Function | Storage |
| Sold Separately | Matching Marco dresser, nightstand, mirror and choice of bed. |
Marco Chest
SKU: MARCC5CH
$439.20
