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Chateau Oak 4 Drawer Chest of Drawers
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About the product
Chateau Collection is an opulent range of solid oak furniture derived from an 18th Century design which has been enhanced by Waring and Gillow. Each piece of Waring & Gillow furniture has a name plate showing that it is an original. Individually hand crafted by highly skilled cabinet makers, the Chateau is not a mass produced range. The subtle changes and smooth flowing lines ensure it remains suitable and popular today.
Carefully selected and seasoned European oak is used for the exterior and oak veneer is used internally for the back panels and drawer bases. All the wardrobes dismantle for ease of access and the legs on the table are removable. Each of the chest of drawers has a concealed top drawer. The drawers are on wooden runners and have stoppers. Chateau furniture is of impressive proportions and offers practical storage options.
This chest of drawers features a concealed top drawer.
Height 1105mm
Width 1400mm
Depth 620mm
Product Code CCOD4
Drawers
4
Finish
Lacquered
Height
110.5cm
44in
Width
140cm
55in 1/2
Length
62cm
24in 1/2
Wood Type
Oak
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Diane
“We bought our furniture from Oak Furniture Solutions a couple of weeks ago and have already received our furniture. I wanted to thank you from us and for delivering it so quickly. We are really pleased and the furniture is just fantastic and our expectations were exceeded! ”
R Lambert
“Excellent value for money. Being able to collect from local distribution point was a help, in that we were able to look at them before accepting/rejecting.”
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