Bretten Crossing White Chest

To maintain the "rustic and refined" white finish, our expertise recommends regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For occasional cleaning, a damp cloth with mild soap and water is effective; however, you should avoid harsh chemical cleaners which can degrade the finish. Given this item's availability in humid regions like Florida, we also suggest maintaining a consistent indoor environment to prevent the wood from expanding or contracting, which helps preserve the integrity of the joints and finish.

A tall chest is often the superior choice for smaller living spaces where floor area is limited. With a vertical design reaching 56 inches in height and a width of 42.5 inches, this piece maximizes storage capacity using a minimal footprint. This "tallboy" style allows you to organize a full wardrobe vertically, making it ideal for narrow rooms or city apartments where maximizing every square foot is essential.

Unlike standard wood or plastic runners, the full extension ball bearing glides in this chest provide a smooth, silent operation and allow the drawer to open completely. This gives you unobstructed access to the very back of the drawer, making it easier to organize and retrieve items. These glides are also exceptionally durable, designed to handle the weight of full drawers without sticking or sagging over time.

Each of the five drawers is built with a dustproof bottom panel. This is a premium construction feature that serves two purposes: it creates a barrier that prevents dust and lint from settling on your clothes from underneath, and it adds significant structural stability to the overall frame of the chest. This helps keep your garments cleaner and ensures the piece remains sturdy and square throughout its lifespan.

This chest is engineered for longevity using a combination of French dovetail joints in the front and English dovetail joints in the back. Dovetail joinery is a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship, creating a mechanical interlock that is significantly stronger than stapled or glued joints. This construction ensures the drawer fronts and boxes remain securely attached even after years of daily use and heavy storage.