7-Drawer Dresser, 47.2 in Wide, Brown

Measurements

• Width47.2 in
• Height31.5 in
• Depth15.8 in

Those are the outside dimensions. Allow clearance in front of the piece as well: about 15.8 inches for a drawer to come fully out, and its own width for a hinged door to swing.

Published figures for this piece. Measure your gap at its narrowest point, and to the skirting board rather than the plaster.

What is inside

• Drawers7

More drawers across the same width means shallower drawers. With 7 of them here, check the depth against the thickest thing you fold.

Materials and finish

• Named materialsEngineered wood
• FinishBrown

Composite wood panels sold in the United States fall under the EPA formaldehyde rule at 40 CFR part 770, and since March 2019 the regulated panels and the finished goods made from them have had to be certified and labelled as TSCA Title VI compliant.

Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Formaldehyde Emission Standards for Composite Wood Products read 8 August 2026

Stability and anchoring

This is the kind of piece the federal clothing storage unit standard is written for. The Consumer Product Safety Commission scopes 16 CFR part 1261 to free-standing bedroom clothing storage that is at least 27 inches tall, at least 30 pounds, and encloses at least 3.2 cubic feet of storage.

Against that definition, this piece stands 31.5 inches tall, which is over the 27 inch threshold. Its weight and its enclosed storage volume are not published, so we cannot check every part of the test and we do not state that the piece is in scope or that it complies. That certificate belongs to whoever manufactures or imports it.

Where the rule does apply, it means meeting ASTM F2057-23: a clothing load test, a 10 pound horizontal pull at the highest hand hold no higher than 56 inches, and a carpet test with a 60 pound weight hung off the drawer most likely to tip it. An anti-tip device meeting ASTM F3096 has to be packaged with the product.

Anti-tip hardware is stated for this piece. The Commission's tip-over campaign asks for it to go on during assembly rather than at some later date, and for toys and remote controls to be kept off the top so children have no reason to climb.

Sources: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Clothing Storage Units: business guidance read 8 August 2026. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, AnchorIt.gov, the tip-over prevention campaign read 8 August 2026. General safety information from published federal guidance, not a substitute for the instructions supplied with the piece.

Where it works

The published description names four rooms for this piece. That is the brief it was drawn for rather than a limit on where it can stand.

• bedroom
• entryway
• hallway
• living room

Assembly and care

• Build it where it will standIt arrives flat. Assembling in the room saves carrying a finished carcass through a doorway, and a carcass carried assembled is a carcass that racks.
• SpillsWipe them off rather than leaving them. A damp ring swells composite board under the finish and that does not come back out.
• LoadingHeaviest things in the bottom drawers. Weight low is weight not trying to tip it.

Questions the specification answers

• Will it fit my space?It needs 47.2 inches of wall and 15.8 inches of depth, plus clearance in front. Our fit tool checks a measurement against the whole range at once.
• How deep are the drawers?The description states the drawer count rather than the individual drawer depth, so we publish 7 drawers and stop there rather than working out a figure and presenting it as fact.
• Does it come with an anchor?Yes, anti-tip hardware is stated in the description. Fit it during assembly.
• Is there a rating or reviews?We do not publish ratings or reviews anywhere on this site. We did not collect them, so we cannot verify them.
• How current is this price?Updated 8 August 2026. Where a piece has no buyable price at an update it reads Currently unavailable rather than showing the old figure.