Storkcraft Roland 6 Drawer Dresser, White/Natural, Kids Bedroom Dresser with 6 Drawers, Wood & Composite Construction, Ideal for Nursery, Toddlers Room, Kids Room
The trendsetting storage solution for your baby’s nursery, the Status Roland 6 Drawer Dresser is carefully crafted by Stork craft and features unique, round edges and sleek curves for contemporary style. Six spacious drawers on euro-glide metal tracks with built in safety stops offer a safe and convenient place to store all your child’s belongings.
The trendsetting storage solution for your baby’s nursery, the Status Roland 6 Drawer Dresser is carefully crafted by Stork craft and features unique, round edges and sleek curves for contemporary style. Six spacious drawers on euro-glide metal tracks with built in safety stops offer a safe and convenient place to store all your child’s belongings. The Status Roland 6 Drawer Dresser is stringently tested to meet or exceed all applicable Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) safety standards, in addition to federal anti-tipping standards. Designed by an award-winning studio in Los Angeles and carefully crafted by Stork craft, the Status Roland Dresser offers exceptional design and superior quality for your modern nursery. Pair the Status Roland 6 Drawer Dresser with any Status Convertible Crib.
Product Features
- BEAUTIFUL DESIGN: This Storkcraft Roland 6-Drawer Dresser has an attractive, modern design that will bring a touch of elegance to any bedroom or nursery. This easy-to-assemble dresser is the perfect combination of elegant design & practical function.
- The trendsetting storage solution for your baby’s nursery, the Status Roland 6 Drawer Dresser features unique, round edges & sleek curves for contemporary style. Dresser features 6 spacious drawers on euro-glide metal tracks with built-in safety stops
- ORGANIZATION MADE EASY: With 6 spacious drawers to fit clothes, accessories or toys, the Status Roland 6 Drawer Dresser will help you keep the nursery, toddler’s room or kid’s room neat & organized. The stylish modern design will look beautiful for years.
- COMPLETE BEDROOM SOLUTION: Storkcraft manufactures products for the total infant, kid’s, or teen bedroom solution, including changing tables, dressers, glider rocker chairs, mattresses, beds, and bunk beds from brands like Graco, Thomasville, or Broyhill.
- UNIQUE QUALITY: For 70 years, Storkcraft has been manufacturing quality furniture for infants, toddlers, kids, and teens. Compare our line to those from Delta Children, South Shore Furniture, DaVinci, Little Seeds, Angel Line, Ameriwood Home or Sauder
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The thing is with a $500 product, youâd better get your design, finish and fit exactly right. If you are off even by a little bit, your customers will come down on you in a way that they wonât critique IKEA and their not-quite comparable, but super cheap product.It took me several hours to put together but that was because I have a toddler âchecking inâ to see how I was doing and I was assembling this in her room where there is already lack of space. So my personal maneuverability…
At the outset, we need to point out that this dresser is massive. The dresser is solid wood and composite, and the weight is greater than we expected. Even so, the dresser feels very stable once it is in place.Our greatest apprehension was the drawer slides. We are big fans of metal slides because of the smoothness of operation. While we are unsure of precisely what euro-glide metal tracks are, we know that the drawers slide in and out easily, even when a drawer is filled with…
This thing is great.I think what I like about it is that it’s not just an infant-type dresser. It has style and design that will carry into the preteen years, perhaps a bit beyond. I think it’s a combination of the styling, the drawer design and capacity, and the overall look that helps it maintain utility. It’s a little on the low side in terms of height, so teens may need to move to something a bit larger/taller.It’s built to last too, which helps me think of this…