The Dresser Today

Proper maintenance extends the life of your furniture and protects its finish.

Securing a dresser is the most important step for home safety, especially with children.

Be cautious with certain items placed directly on wood; some materials can leave ink stains or yellow the finish over time.

The STURDY Act now requires all new dressers to pass rigorous stability tests. Always ensure your unit is sold with an anchor kit and install it immediately.

Use thick glass with rounded edges or decorative runners to shield the top from scratches and heavy items.

Apply peel-and-stick wallpaper or drawer liners to keep interiors clean and add a custom look. 3. Moving & Storage