Ship soon 3627 BT110Bb Cherry Hardwood Bedside Cabinet, 1 Drawer, natural tung oil finish

Hand crafted in Appalachia USA from solid Cherry, a very popular and durable wood for high quality furniture. The drawer box bottoms and cabinet back are high quality 1/4" plywood. Drawer boxes are a light color wood.

The photos show the actual item in stock. One bed table is available. We could build another to go with it if you would like. The item in stock can ship in a few weeks. We can check the shop schedule to see how long it would take to create an added table.

The color provided by this listing is natural Cherry wood finished with Tung Oil.

The cabinet is 22 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 26 inches from the floor to the top. The drawer opens by pulling on the bottom of the drawer face. The drawer is about 5" deep top to bottom inside. The drawer smoothly glides on ball bearing slides.

The open space is about 13" high from the top of the cabinet bottom to the bottom of the drawer face.

The legs are about 4" tall and tapered on all 4 sides.

Most furniture in high priced stores is made of pressed materials with thin veneers. Such materials are easily damaged and are difficult to repair. They also often give off unhealthy fumes.

The Cabinet will be shipped assembled.

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As designers and builders of custom solid hardwood furniture, we are practical artists devoted to the creation of attractive forms in beautiful wood that meet functional needs and provide visual pleasure for generations of users.

Production and sale of this product helps the economy of Appalachia where jobs are scarce and people are skilled in working with natural materials.