Do the drawers have safety stops that prevent them from falling out of you (or a small child) accidentally pull the drawers out too far?
266466
Yes, they do; I often pull them out as far as they'll go to put things in the very back of the drawers, and they don't come out. You have to really purpose to pull them out if you want them to come out.
1756888
Yes they do. I have not figured out how to remove the drawers if you need to remove them. The entire dresser is solid and well built. But I was trying to take out the drawers to make it light to lift in order to put the legs..
1168130
Yes is the simple answer. Details would be that the drawer guides allow for most of the drawer to be exposed when pulled out. About three inches of the back of the drawer still remains covered when fully extended. This is not that big of a problem, as there is enough room to reach and see the back of the drawer. We have no problem using the full drawer space.
935868
If you are talking about the stops that prevent the drawer from coming all the way out, they are pegs that hang down and one peg is positioned on each side. BTW - drawer divider channels are in the middle of the drawer on the left and right, but the dividers are not included with the purchase.
1038351
The drawers do NOT open all the way to be taken out of the nightstand. The drawers pull open/out far enough to allow you to put things in and remove things comfortably.
523606
Yup, careful with the drawers though. They don't hold a lot of weight. Mine already broke. :(
810563
We secured our tv, bookshelves and glass case with two. We tried to secure his clothes drawers with two but only one side was secure (user error not a problem with the product. We needed longer screws...). The drawers are secure enough but not as safe as it potentially could be. Use two. You won't regret spending a little extra. My kid is all over the place and two could potentially save him one day.
2179071
Yes they do, and when there in the drawer it does not slip so they stay closed.
288410
They are based on my definition- of course when opening, it stops with about 3 inches left inside the cabinet. One caution- I have almost tipped mine a couple times because I did not anchor it, and with both drawers open it will tip. I love mine!
1237165
Drawers do open easily after they've passed a "locked" position. Both don't actually lock, they simple are tight which makes it harder for children to open ( this is by design). Only 1 drawer will open at a time as a safety feature. Drawers do glide easily. However, I do not have a ton if weight in the drawers.
599261
The part that is attached to the drawer has a slight uphill slope at the end that is closest to the face of the drawer. After the drawer is manually pushed to the last 1 and one half inch of travel gravity takes over and it closes without being pushed farther. This feature is most valuable in keeping the drawer closed.
591832
No. The doors close with magnets that are only at the handles. The seams around the bottom drawers are open. If you have little creature issues it's not the item for you.
2265126
Yes - the top of them has 4 small holes that the feet of another one will fit in to to stop the top one from sliding around. They don't physically lock together, but I just tried our two and they seemed secure when I open a drawer on the top one and let it hang down.
2131028
Yes, the drawers have slides but one of mine catches slightly when opened fully. It doesn't really affect the operation much.
1067951
Yes, they are supposed to lock- mine still moves sometimes. If you purchase this make sure to be really careful when assembling the drawers because mine breaks a lot.
2229770
There's not a solid back, but there is a stopper built up behind each drawer so that it won't push through. The drawers won't go past where they're flush with the back of the frame.
1930599
Yes they do. The bottom drawer doesn't lock tight -when you pull on the bottom one, it gives a little (like 1/4 inch), but it does stay closed and locked.