Hathaway 6-Drawer Dresser in Drifted Sand - Minimalist Japandi Style with Solid Acacia Wood Design

Experience the serene Zen vibe with this stylishly minimalist Hathaway 6-drawer dresser! The Hathaway bedroom collection showcases a subdued wood finish, bringing a calming Japandi aesthetic to your space. This clean-lined dresser is a perfect fit for modern to transitional decorating styles. It's not only easy to assemble but also comes in two great color options: Drifted Sand and Newton Brown. Designed for those who value both practicality and style, this 6-drawer chest features a tiled pattern crafted from solid Acacia wood. The legs are made of sturdy powder-coated steel. For your convenience, it uses push-to-open drawer slides, and plastic glides are installed to protect your floors. Constructed from high-quality materials like Solid Acacia Wood, Plywood, and Powder Coated Steel, with black legs. Cleaning is a breeze - just dust it or spot clean with a damp cloth and wipe dry right away. It has KD legs, and simple assembly is required. Tools and instructions are provided. The product dimensions are 57 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 31 inches high, with a maximum bearing weight of 200 lbs. It comes with a 1-year limited warranty from the manufacturer. Color: Drifted Sand. Leg Finish: Black. Assembly Required: Yes. Assembly Condition: Partial Assembly. Net Weight per piece: 117 lbs. The adjustable seat arm has an NC Coating finish. It contains Solid Acacia Wood, Plywood, and Powder Coated Steel. It also has a maximum seat weight capacity of 200 lbs. And it's subject to Prop 65 due to the wood dust which may cause cancer.

Using your Hathaway 6-drawer dresser is a piece of cake. Just open the push-to-open drawers and start storing your clothes, accessories, or other items. You can place it in your bedroom, dressing room, or any other space where you need extra storage. When it comes to assembly, follow the provided instructions and use the included tools. It's a partial assembly, so it won't take you too long. For maintenance, make sure to dust the dresser regularly. If there are any stains, you can spot clean it with a damp cloth and then wipe it dry immediately. Keep in mind that the dresser has a maximum bearing weight of 200 lbs, so don't overload it. Also, be aware that the wood dust from the dresser may cause cancer as it's subject to Prop 65. So, handle it with care and keep it in a well - ventilated area.