Bram Low Boy 8 Drawer Chest Dresser - Oak + White

140cm wide by 40cm deep, standing 87.5cm tall, the Bram Low Boy 8 Drawer Chest Dresser needs a longer wall run than most bedroom chests. Measure the span first, including any skirting or door architrave that eats into it. The 40cm depth keeps it from crowding the walking space beside a bed.

65cm x 36cm x 14cm is the internal size of each drawer on the Bram Low Boy 8 Drawer Chest Dresser. That suits folded shirts, knitwear and underwear rather than bulky duvets. With eight of them, two people can take four each and keep categories separate instead of sharing deep drawers.

Five raised legs carry the Bram Low Boy 8 Drawer Chest Dresser rather than the four used on narrower pieces, because a 140cm span needs support in the middle as well as at the corners. Raised legs also leave floor visible underneath, so a vacuum head passes beneath instead of stopping at a plinth.

Particle board with an MDF bottom panel and metal components is the listed construction of the Bram Low Boy 8 Drawer Chest Dresser in oak and white, with alloy handles and metal drawer runners. A smooth melamine surface is described for the range, which cleans with a damp cloth rather than a polish.

Three cartons arrive at roughly 25.1kg, 24.2kg and 24.3kg, measuring 149.5cm x 45.5cm x 9cm, 150cm x 46.5cm x 10cm and 89.5cm x 45cm x 15cm. Two are about 1.5m long, so check a stair turn. Assembled the chest is approximately 68.5kg, which is why the cartons come in flat.

Eight drawer boxes plus a 140cm carcass make this the longest build in the Bram chest range, so plan for an unhurried session rather than half an hour. Assembly is required. Square the carcass and check all five legs sit level before fitting the drawer fronts, so the gaps between them stay even.