Product Description
Embrace the feeling of contemporary style with the Yorkdale white chest. A white finish made from engineered wood creates a neutral base to pair perfectly with almost any room decor. Rectangular pewter handles decorate the front of the drawers and adds a metallic contrast to the light finish colour. Let the sleek, modern design of the Yorkdale wight chest help you build the perfect space for rest and relaxation.
Dimensions
Width: 31.10" (79.0 cm)Height: 47.40" (120.4 cm)Depth: 15.87" (40.3 cm)
Shipping Dimensions
Width: 31.73" (80.6 cm)Height: 48.58" (123.4 cm)Depth: 16.57" (42.1 cm)
Weight
113.00 lbs (51.2 kg))
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Paper Laminate |
General Details | |
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| Finish Colour | White |
Construction Details | |
| Primary Construction Material | Engineered Wood Engineered wood products are manufactured to maximize the natural strength and stamina of wood. |
| Finish Method | Paper Laminate Sustainable and resistant to wear, the paper laminate finish provides a beautifully stylish touch. |
| Hardware | Rectangular pewter knobs decorate the drawer fronts. |
Storage Details | |
| Storage Options | Five drawers |
| Number of Drawers | 5 |
| Drawer Construction | English Dovetailing, French Dovetailing 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. 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. |
| Drawer Glides | Side-Mounted Nylon Roller Attached to both sides of the drawer, these metal glides move easily thanks to nylon wheels that roll the drawer out. Plastic rollers keep things in smooth motion and make getting items in and out of the drawer easier. |
| Drawer Lining | Drawers are lined with laminate. |
