dresser with 9 drawers Flush Mission 9 Drawer Dresser
SKU: 75010155987
dresser with 9 drawers

dresser with 9 drawers Flush Mission 9 Drawer Dresser

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dresser with 9 drawers Flush Mission 9 Drawer DresserThe Flush Mission Collection includes the following standard features: 1" thick solid wood tops Full extension drawer slides Solid wood inset end panels Flush doors & drawers Solid maple dovetailed drawer boxes Made in the USA Solid, hardwood construction Choose the wood and stain to compliment your home. Mirrors are sold separately Dimensions: 59"w x 21"d x 42. 5"h 59"w x 21"d x 43. 5"h 72"w x 21"d x 42. 5"h 66"w x 21"d x 43. 5"h 66"w x 21"d x 42.

The Flush Mission Collection includes the following standard features: 

  • 1" thick solid wood tops
  • Full extension drawer slides
  • Solid wood inset end panels 
  • Flush doors & drawers
  • Solid maple dovetailed drawer boxes 
  • Made in the USA
  • Solid, hardwood construction

Choose the wood and stain to compliment your home.

- Mirrors are sold separately - 

Dimensions:
59"w x 21"d x 42.5"h
59"w x 21"d x 43.5"h 
72"w x 21"d x 42.5"h
66"w x 21"d x 43.5"h 
66"w x 21"d x 42.5"h - with arch drawer and 2 jewelry drawers 

Available Wood types: 
Red Oak, Brown Maple, Rustic Cherry, Hard Maple, Cherry, Quarter Sawn White Oak, Walnut and Hickory

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