Bozeman 5-drawer Chest – 42-inch tall storage in Toasted Almond
Original price was: $1,220.99.$366.99Current price is: $366.99.
A vertical chest with five stacked drawers – 42 inches wide by 54 inches tall. The vertical proportions suit a narrower wall than the horizontal 9-drawer Bozeman dresser (which is 66 inches wide). For a bedroom with more wall than floor space, the chest is the right vertical answer.
Five drawers stack in graduated sizes – typically two smaller drawers at the top for socks and undergarments, three larger drawers below for shirts and folded pants. Toasted Almond finish with the metal-pull detail that runs across the Bozeman line.
The 5-drawer chest is often paired with the Bozeman 9-drawer dresser on the opposite wall – one person’s storage in each. For couples with different storage needs, splitting the chest and dresser between partners is a common Kensington setup.
Questions & Answers
How is the chest different from the 9-drawer dresser?
The chest is 42 wide by 54 tall (vertical, five drawers). The dresser is 66 wide by 42 tall (horizontal, nine drawers). The chest fits narrower walls; the dresser fits wider walls with lower profile.
What can I store in a 5-drawer chest?
Typically socks and undergarments up top, shirts in the middle, folded pants or sweaters at the bottom. Enough for one adult’s clothing wardrobe.
How stable is a 54-inch tall chest?
Solid Riverside construction. For extra safety around kids, most bedroom chests include an anti-tip wall bracket for securing to studs – always use it.
Does the top surface hold a TV?
42 inches wide accommodates a TV up to about 43-45 inches (with 2-inch bezel margin). But 54 inches high puts the TV screen higher than comfortable for reclining viewing – a lower dresser is usually a better TV base.
Can I use this in a hallway or living room?
Yes – the Bozeman chest works as a hallway storage piece or living-room storage. Toasted Almond finish coordinates with other Bozeman pieces if you build a matched room.
