Features:
- Pure white finish gives the unit a fresh, clean look
- 4 drawers provide plenty of storage room for baby's necessities
- Round wooden handles allow quick access to the compartments
- Smart Glide technology ensures smooth opening and soft closing of drawers
- Decorative framing, beadboard detailing, and shaped bottom apron accentuate the chest's cottage style
- Meets ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) stability requirements
- Manufactured from CARB compliant, laminated composite wood for years of dependable use
- EPP (Environmentally Preferred Product) certified panels
- ISTA 3A-certified packaging helps protect product integrity during transit
- Assembly required
- Five year limited manufacturer's warranty
Dimensions:
35.5"W x 17.5"D x 41.5"H
Established in 1940, South Shore™ has been making furniture for three generations. Employing a large number of employees in three factories in Canada, their ready-to-assemble furnishings have a reputation for having the highest quality while still being affordable and accessible for today's family.
South Shore™ Furniture does it share in preserving the environment. Their products are constructed from laminated engineered wood panels, which are EPP (Environmentally Preferred Product) certified. The drawers of the bedroom case pieces are built with Smart Glide technology, a unique combination of polymer for exceptionally smooth sliding, and offer elements such as a soft-closing rubber mechanism as well as a child-friendly safety catch.
Browse through their wide selection of bedroom sets and create your own retreat. Whether you're looking for the comforting, classic style of traditional furniture or one that is reflecting current trends, South Shore™ has them all. The finishes, styles, and colors of their bedroom furniture adapt easily to every decor. Choose a simple and calming design, a country style that makes your world all warm and congenial, or furniture with an Asian influence that will give your bedroom the appearance of opulence and exoticism.
