Is this something that could be used as a dresser? I have a very small bedroom and need a dresser between the wall and foot of the bed. Thanks!
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You possibly could be the drawers are very small. If you put some baskets inside it might work ok. It is a beautiful unit though if will work for your space.
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My son has his drawing desk and a five drawer dresser under it. It is very sturdy and definitely has worked to give him the extra space he wanted for his artwork. You should be able to put a bookshelf under it.
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Yes! Two drawers on both sides to make 4 total. Kinda makes it so you need to set it up in the middle of the room to maximize storage but it's worth it if you can. The first room I put it in was small and it meant I didn't have to have a dresser. Now it's just added space. If you're planning to set it against a wall and only use two of the drawers I'd build everything, but avoid putting the handles on the side you're not going to use as they do stick out enough it'd likely be pretty annoying. I've had this for 3 Year's and I still like it, and it's still in solid shape. For the price I think it's hard to beat.
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The base of the caster is 1.25 inches. So would be problematic. I would not recommend. I have not seen smaller casters than these. You might want to look for the casters with the U shaped base where screws go in from the sides. Or you may want to consider using the casters with posts which would require you drill holes for the posts. I had a similar problem with a dresser I wanted to put holes on. I cut a thick board that would fit the underside of the dresser, glued it on, and then attached my casters to that board. Solves the width problem, provides more stability, and does not risk splitting the sides of your dresser which you always risk with anything that requires vertical screws or posts. Pressed board most are made of are especially susceptable.
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Yes. The bottom is flat and the doors won't hit the dresser, but it would be better on the wall.
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I think it would make a great piece. Its a beautiful painting and flawless. It is eye popping and definately brings ones attention right to it. I would go for at least 30 inches in width or up though. The smaller might not look as good over that size of a bed
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I absolutely bet that you could do that. It is very sturdy, light weight, and is open at the back. I bet you could attach it to the wall and put things in the openings. The wood is very pretty.
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Sure you can - the bed is part of the Stuart Collection by Coaster Furniture. There are numerous places to buy just the bed. The dressers and drawers are not really good.
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I never bolted it to a dresser, I just put it on the middle of my bed and use it. But as far as it seems it is very stable and safe! Easy to clean as well.
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It would probably equal a dresser only you have 8 drawers in the bed but they are not that big. Its big feature is that it takes no more floor space then the bed.
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I didn't buy a dresser. My daughter in law has dressers built into the walls of her nursery. The piece she uses to set the richness of the crib off is a matching rocking chair. Sorry I couldn't assist. The crib is truly beautiful and I am sure you will make a great choice. Enjoy!
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Yes. The tops of both the nightstand and the dresser are finished so will still look nice. The bed is a separate unit and can be put on the floor on it's own.
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I don't think so. It is repositionable. I just bought a used dresser with shelf liner in the drawers and it came off after having been on there for years with no damage.
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I am using mine as a night stand for a king sized bed. I love the size...larger than a standard night stand. As long as you have the room in your room!
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Purchased it for my daughter in college. It did not come with a headboard, or at least we did not order one. So one could have no headboard or as you suggest, add your own. You may not be able to attach is but you can certainly, with the weight of the bed, keep it preasured between the bed and the wall.
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I have a dresser I got from target (non-particle board) and desk (basic corner desk with reversible filing cabinet in black) from Walmart that the wood grain part matches. In a separate room I have a bookshelf that is a few shades darker, a basic 30-40$ particle board bookshelf you get from staples/Office Depot/max etc. since nothing was bought from the same companies or retailers there are slight variations, but it was a heck of a lot cheaper than a full on set with 7 pieces I didn't need
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Currently, I use mine as a clothes hangar. I wouldn't buy this product. If you want to buy the shorter version, there is one available without the large central pillar. However, the base is still too tall to store under most beds.