Brand: Signature Design by Ashley
Color: Black
Features:
- QUICK AND EASY ASSEMBLY - Skip the flat-pack frustration with a dresser that arrives fully assembled. Simply attach the dark pewter-tone handles to the drawer fronts in just 5 minutes and it is ready to use
- CASUALLY MODERN AESTHETIC - Enhance your space with this black bedroom dresser, featuring a textured dark charcoal finish over replicated oak grain. Crafted from engineered wood (MDF/particleboard) and decorative laminate
- SPACIOUS CLOTHING STORAGE - A premium choice in dressers & chests of drawers, maximize your organization with this unit measuring 60" W x 16" D x 37" H. Features a 6.5" interior height on top drawers and an 8.25" height on the bottom
- DESIGNED WITH SAFETY IN MIND - Protect your family with a tip-resistant design, featuring a sturdy 160 lb frame that meets strict ASTM F 2057 clothing storage stability standards. Includes a tipping restraint package
- SMOOTH GLIDING DRAWERS - Enjoy effortless access to all your essentials with six smooth-gliding drawers. The sturdy side roller glides ensure reliable daily operation for your clothing and accessories
Details: With its clean-lined look and modern attitude, the Signature Design by Ashley Belachime 6 Drawer Dresser is a fresh style awakening. Arriving fully assembled for your convenience, this sturdy 160 lb unit skips the hassle of complex building—simply attach the antiqued dark pewter-tone handles in minutes. The beautiful dark charcoal finish over replicated oak grain provides an authentic touch that complements contemporary aesthetics perfectly. Crafted from engineered wood (MDF/particleboard) and decorative laminate, this piece features six smooth-gliding drawers with side roller glides for easy operation. Safety is a top priority; this piece meets the current ASTM F 2057 standard for stability and includes a tipping restraint package. Measuring 60" W x 16" D x 37" H, this versatile black dresser offers ample space for clothing organization and seamlessly fits into any master suite.
