Ashley Furniture Robbinsdale 7 Drawer Dresser – Antique White Ashley Furniture

Ashley Furniture Robbinsdale 7 Drawer Dresser – Antique White

Elegant, timeless furnishings take your bedroom to the next level. Nothing does that better than the Robbinsdale dresser. The antiqued white finish with a wonderful grain texture oozes sophistication, while the dark bronze-tone hardware adds an ornate touch. A hidden pull-out tray behind the top middle drawer puts your small valuables out of sight. Felt-finished top drawers round out the piece for the ultimate tasteful bedroom.

Model #: B742-31

BENEFITS

• Dresser only
• Made with select oak veneer, engineered wood, solid wood components and cast resin components
• Antiqued white finish with grain texture
• Dark bronze-tone knobs
• 7 smooth-gliding drawers with dovetail construction and metal ball bearing side glides (pull-out tray and top drawers felt lined)
• Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
• Color: Antique White

SPECIFICATIONS

• Width: 65.50″
• Depth: 18.00″
• Height: 40.00″
• Weight: 213 lbs. (96.62 kgs.)
• Top side drawer interior (lined) (2) Width: 17.13″
• Top side drawer interior (lined) (2) Depth: 13.63″
• Top side drawer interior (lined) (2) Height: 5.38″
• Top center drawer interior (lined) Width: 17.13″
• Top center drawer interior (lined) Depth: 13.63″
• Top center drawer interior (lined) Height: 4.38″
• Tray interior Width: 17.00″
• Tray interior Depth: 11.63″
• Tray interior Height: 1.25″
• Middle and bottom drawer interior (4) Width: 27.00″
• Middle and bottom drawer interior (4) Depth: 13.25″
• Middle and bottom drawer interior (4) Height: 7.38″

PRODUCT CARE

How to Care & Clean Your Furnishings:
Now that you’ve invited Ashley into your home, you’ll want to enjoy the furnishings for years to come. To ensure that you do, we encourage you to follow through with proper care and cleaning. This useful guide covers all types of furniture.

Wood Furniture
Whether you have an all-wood piece of furniture or a furnishing made of a mix of wood, manmade wood and wood veneer, you want to protect it from damage, maintain its perfect finish and keep it looking beautiful for years to come. Here are some tips to help you do that.

How to Care for Wood Furniture:

• Use a lint-free cloth to polish wood furniture on a weekly basis.
• Keep furniture away from heating and air conditioning sources to prevent loss of moisture; and avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading or darkening of wood.
• Use felt backing on lamps and other accessories to prevent scratches and gouges, and rotate accessories so they do not remain in the same spot all the time.
• Use placemats under plates and hot pads under serving dishes and coasters under beverages.
• Do not place newspapers or magazines on woods surfaces. The ink from these items may bleed into the finish and could damage the wood.
• Do not use abrasives or harsh chemicals on wood furniture.
• Should you scratch your furniture: Touch up crayons and markers are available at local hardware and home improvement stores in a variety of color packs. These types of crayons and markers are made especially for furniture and work well touching up most flaws.

How to Spot Clean Wood Furniture:

• To remove food stains, wipe up the spill immediately. Polish with a soft, clean cloth.
• To remove cloudiness, rub surface with cloth dipped in solution of one tablespoon of vinegar mixed with one quart of water. Rub in the same direction as the grain until surface is completely dry. Follow with an application of furniture oil or polish that does not cause a waxy build-up or has silicones, such as Guardsman or Heritage.
• To remove water rings, rub with a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and cooking oil in the same direction of the grain.
• To remove candle wax or chewing gum, hold an ice cube over the wax or gum for a few seconds so that it will chill and harden. Be sure to wipe up water as the ice melts to prevent water spots. Remove as much of the wax or gum as possible with your fingers and then scrape away the remainder gently using the dull edge of a table knife. Rub the spot briskly with a cloth saturated in cream wax. Repeat if needed.