6 Drawer chests

Cozy up your décor with 6 drawer chests, casual style with premium build quality.

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Is a 6 drawer chest right for your bedroom?

A 6 drawer chest is the workhorse of bedroom storage: enough drawers to sort clothing properly, in a piece low enough to sit under a window or a mirror. Ours run 125cm to 150cm wide, 44cm to 55cm deep, and 75cm to 86cm tall, so most sit below sill height and give you a surface to style.

Six drawers usually means two or three shallow drawers at the top for smaller items and deeper drawers below for folded clothing, which is why a 6 drawer chest often replaces a tallboy and a bedside drawer unit at once. If you want the same storage in a narrower footprint, look at a taller 3 drawer chest, which trades drawer count for drawer depth. If you want to see the whole range side by side, start with our chests of drawers and tallboys.

Every chest here is solid oak or oak veneer over a timber base. Some use timber handles; others use a push-to-open mechanism that keeps the front completely clean, which suits minimalist rooms and means nothing to catch a hip on in a narrow bedroom. Check each product page for the exact dimensions and finish.

6 drawer chest sizes
Chest Width Depth Height Best For
Akira 6 Drawer 125cm 45cm 86cm Narrower rooms, the most compact footprint in the range
Bound 6 Drawer 140cm 55cm 84cm The deepest drawers, for bulkier folded clothing
Nora 6 Drawer 140cm 45cm 75cm Sitting under a window or a low mirror
Juno 6 Drawer 150cm 44cm 80cm The widest surface, for a shared or main bedroom
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How much weight can a 6-drawer chest hold?

The weight capacity of a 6-drawer chest would vary depending on the materials used and the design. If you require further information about this, you can contact our team.

Can I assemble a 6-drawer chest myself?

Some 6-drawer chests may require simple assembly, while others may come fully assembled. It is important to follow the instructions and use the proper tools to ensure proper assembly. You can check the Product Specification information on the website via each product’s page for what assembly is required.