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What do you call a group of drawers?
A dresser or chest of drawers.
Who makes if any luxurious dresser drawers?
There are many websites which offer to make luxurious dresser drawers one such website is poshtots. Alternatively the Home Depot website has a range of dresser drawers and other furniture which is available boxed and for an additional fee will be constructed on delivery.
What is the Texas spanish word tocador mean in English?
Dresser. Chest of drawers. A piece of furniture with drawers to put clothes in.
What is the advantage of dove tailed drawers on a dresser?
They are sturdier, and take more damage.
Who invented the dresser?
It is unknown who the first person to ever construct a dresser is. The dresser, also known as a chest of drawers or a bureau came into widespread use during the medieval times.
What is the best size for a bedroom dresser?
The size of dresser depends on the amount of items you want to store. Most standard bedroom dressers have at least 4 drawers, but may have as many as 10. The more items you have the more drawers you will need.
What does Chester Drawers refer to?
Chester Drawers is a dresser or a bureau, where you can store your clothes. Also, it is a piece of funiture that has multiple columns, in order to organize your outfits.
Where can one purchase drawers for the bedroom?
Drawers are normally purchased within a dresser or other furniture unit. Most furniture stores sell drawers this way. Furniture can be purchased from Target, Amazon, or Kmart.
Should guests use dresser drawers when they visit?
If they are staying for more than a couple days.
What is the spanish word for dresser?
It's "cómoda;" "la cómoda." That's the thing with drawers where clothes are kept.
What is the value of a Hawk furniture company dresser made of walnut with 4 drawers?
depends how big but probably $250.
What does bureaucraft mean?
The act of designing and comstructing a bureau (a dresser or chest of drawers), presumably. Are you sure you don't mean bureaucrat?
