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Style: 7 Drawers
Color: White
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- Vertical storage cabinet includes seven drawers to hold craft materials or office supplies. Place table top over two of these units to create a workstation.
- White finish over composite wood provides a clean, streamlined look. Casters provide easy mobility with a 2.16" clearance between the floor and bottom of cart.
- Measures 35.35"H x 19.21"W x 15.98"D; drawers measure 2 1/25"H x 15.90"W x 11.73"D. Assembly required.
- Non-locking drawers feature cut-out handles for easy access to contents.
Description
Halifax storage carts feature a multitude of drawers for easily accessible storage in your home office, kitchen, craft room, or a child's room. Optional locking casters to use them with or without casters for stationary or mobility storage. Crate a workspace by placing tabletop over 2 of 7-drawer carts for high table or 5-drawer creates a normal table height. Available in white, black, walnut finish. Choose from 5-drawer or 7-drawer with cut-out drawer pull. Drawer inside dimension 15.90-inch w by 11.73-inch d by 2.55-inch h. If a caster is used, 2.16-inch is clearance between floor and bottom of cart. Assembly required.
Brand: Winsome
Color: White
Material: Engineered Wood
Recommended Uses For Product: Files and Folders, art and craft,
Product Dimensions: 19.21"D x 36"W x 35.35"H
Brand Name: Winsome
Recommended Uses For Product: Files and Folders, art and craft,
Additional Features: Wheeled
Room Type: Bedroom, Home Office, Kid's Room, Kitchen
Included Components: See description
Number of Drawers: 7
Model Number: 10792
Set Name: Halifax
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
Model Name: Halifax
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Replacement parts up to 60 days from date of purchase.
UPC: 647489985963 094749732100 066513302246 021713107923
Manufacturer: Winsome Trading
Manufacturer Part Number: 10792
Item Type Name: Cabinet / Cupboard
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 19.21"D x 36"W x 35.35"H
Size: 7 Drawers
Item Weight: 20.28 Pounds
Storage Volume: 62 Liters
Item Dimensions: 19.21 x 16 x 13.93 inches
Item Depth: 14.5
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Weight Capacity Maximum: 134 Pounds
Number of Pieces: 1
Base Type: Casters
Number of Compartments: 7
Is Customizable?: No
Number of Levels: 7
Storage Options: Stationary, Mobile, Workstation
Color: White
Style Name: 7 Drawers
Door Style: Slab
Finish Types: White
Shape: Rectangular
Hardware Color: White
Material Type: Engineered Wood
Top Material Type: Wood
Back Material Type: Wood
Frame Material Type: Engineered Wood
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Damp Cloth
Installation Type: Freestanding
Required Assembly: Yes
Assembly Instructions Description: Assembly required
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Color: White
I love this!! I got it for my makeup and my collection is a little larger than I thought so I'm about to order another one. I was kinda scared by the reviews but to be honest the 3 major things I saw people give bad reviews for were 1) that its particle board but I mean did u expect oak for 100 bucks?? It looks gorgeous and seems very sturdy to me. And 2) that it was difficult to put together. I can't comment on this. I just held screws and tools and my fiance did it. He had zero issues but he is a mechanic and grew up poor in the south so honestly he can fix/put together anything pretty easy. It didn't seem that difficult,a little time consuming yes but it was worth it in the end. Pretty sure I could have figured it out on my own. And the 3rd was that the drawers fell out or something. Mine has no issues. Think it may be they put it together wrong. But anyway in my humble opinion its worth it!
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