Liberty Furniture Industries - 5 Drawer Chest

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5 Drawer Chest

Liberty Furniture Industries

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Wood: Poplar Solids w/ Birch Veneers
Finish: Chestnut
Dimensions: W40 x D18 x H56
Box Dimensions: W43 x D21 x H56

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Type: Chests

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The Twin Lakes 5-Drawer Chest showcases classic style and thoughtful details. Crafted from Poplar solids with Birch veneers in a rich Chestnut finish, this chest features character with a bluff cut top drawer that adds depth and dimension to the design. Square wood frame molding highlights the drawer fronts, while square pilasters flow elegantly into turned round bun feet, lending timeless appeal. Each drawer is accented with Antique Brass knob hardware for a refined touch. Inside, the top drawer offers premium felt lining for delicate items, and the bottom drawer features a cedar-lined panel to protect linens and keepsakes. A perfect blend of tradition and function, the Twin Lakes chest is both beautiful and practical.

Dimensions: W40 x D18 x H56
Weight: 209 lbs.

Features

Wood: Poplar Solids w/ Birch Veneers
Finish: Chestnut
Dimensions: W40 x D18 x H56
Box Dimensions: W43 x D21 x H56
Weight: 209 lbs.
Cubes: 29.51
Antique Brass Knob Hardware
Metal Side Drawer Guides (45mm)
Premium Felt Lined Top Drawer
Cedar Lined Bottom Drawer
Top Drawer with Bluff Cut Drawer Front
Square Wood Framed Molding Around Drawer Fronts
Under Top Molding
Turned Bun Feet

Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

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