South Shore Cotton Candy 4 Drawer Chest in Pure White | 
| Brand: South Shore
Buy New: $153.90 (On sale from $207.77)
You Save: $53.87 (26%)
New (5) from $153.90
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 15180
Color: Pure White
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 84
Dimensions (in): 32 x 17 x 40
MPN: 3250034
Model: 3250034
UPC: 066311038019
EAN: 0066311038019
ASIN: B000W4TYOC
Release Date: September 5, 2008
Promotion: Data not available Terms and Conditions
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Profiled top and drawer fronts | | • | Plenty of drawer space | | • | Manufactured from engineered - wood products | | • | 5 year warranty | | • | Assembly required |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
From South Shore Furniture's "Cotton Candy" Collection, this baby dresser is just precious enough for your little one's room! The 4-drawer chest features a crisp Pure White finish, with ceramic handles. Four drawers provide ample storage for clothing and blankets. With a profiled top and drawer fronts, the white dresser offers uncomplicated design for the modern home!
Other design features include:
Innovative drawer Smart Glides with lifetime warranty
Child-friendly safety catches on drawer glides
Meet ASTM stability requirements
Manufactured from composite wood products
5-year warranty
For coordinating furniture pieces, also see the "Cotton Candy" Baby Armoire, 3-Drawer Changing Table, and Compact Changing Table.
Assembly level/degree of difficulty: Easy.
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| Customer Reviews:
Whew! What an assembly job! November 25, 2008
G.M. (Los Angeles, CA USA)
The price was good, but be prepared to spend 8 hours on assembling this puppy! In the end though, it is fairly attractive and fulfills our need for extra storage in the guest bedroom. I only gave it this rating because, while it feels sturdy (as in not needing to be anchored to the wall) the drawers are not very evenly spaced when you look at it from the front. That means the holes were not pre-punched evenly, which is a shame.
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