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wardrobe dresser Unikito 5 Drawer Dresser with Full Length Mirror and Power Outlets, Suitable for Bedroom, Halllway White

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wardrobe dresser Unikito 5 Drawer Dresser with Full Length Mirror and Power Outlets, Suitable for Bedroom, Halllway WhiteDresser with Clothes Rack: This dresser is a 2 in 1 design (dresser + closet) with practical hangers for hanging your daily clothes and keeping your bags on the baseboard. The 5 wide and deep drawers next to the hangers can hold 90 120 pairs of socks, 50 60 coats or 70 80 pairs of jeans. With this one piece dresser closet, you can hang and store your clothes and accessories more conveniently without the need for 2 pieces of furniture. Bedroom Dresser

Dresser with Clothes Rack: This dresser is a 2-in-1 design (dresser + closet) with practical hangers for hanging your daily clothes and keeping your bags on the baseboard. The 5 wide and deep drawers next to the hangers can hold 90-120 pairs of socks, 50-60 coats or 70-80 pairs of jeans. With this one-piece dresser closet, you can hang and store your clothes and accessories more conveniently without the need for 2 pieces of furniture.

Bedroom Dresser with Full-Length Mirror: this bedroom dresser is perfect for dressing up as it features a full-length mirror design. With the mirror right on the side of the dresser, you can check your appearance immediately after getting dressed without having to go anywhere else. Such a convenient design will facilitate your daily use and keep you happy all day long!

Dresser with Charging Station: This wide and tall dresser has 3 AC ports and 2 USB ports built into the tabletop to charge up to 5 devices at once. This convenient charging station is within easy reach and easy to use. It also comes with a TV stand that holds a 45-inch TV.

5 Drawer Dresser with LED Lights: This dresser is equipped with a light strip with more than 6000 colors, which can be DIY any color as you like. Its timing, rhythm and music functions allow you to enjoy and create a home atmosphere.

Installation Diversity and Wide Application: the dresser can be installed in the left or right version according to your needs. It is suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, and entrances.

 

Unikito 5 Drawers 2-1 Dresser + Closet Organizer with Full-Length Mirror & Power Outlets & LED Lights

Do you bother with no place to organize your clothes well? Do you need a place to hang and store your things within reach? Our 2-1 dresser will satisfy your needs.


What are our Advantages?

  • Full-Length Mirror - When you put on the clothes you can check your look immediately without going to another place. (Please tear off the protective film before use)
  • 2-1 New and Practical Design - Dresser and closet with both hanging and storing functions which is useful and cost-effective.
  • 5 Big Drawers - Can store at least 90-120 socks, 50-60 Coats, or 70-80 jeans. It's twice bigger than other small drawers.
  • Power Outlets and LED Lights - Handy changing station convenience your life. Wonderful RGB lights decorate your home.
  • Lockable Wheels and Hooks - The rolling dresser makes it easy for you to move to different rooms. 2 hooks as gifts, handy to hang your bag or hats.
  • Left / Right Version and Spacious Desktop - Can be installed in the left or right version depending on your needs. Wooden desktop is sturdy and durable.
  • Wide Application - Perfect for bedroom, entryway for clothes, toys, and accessories storing. As TV Stand--up to 45 Inch.


Specifications:

Size: 15.7"D x 45.3"W x 45.3"H

Product Weight: 43.9 lb

Package Included: 1 x Dresser, 1 x Full-Length Mirror, 1 x Assembly Kit, 1 x Assembly Manual.

We will attach an extra screw for all types screws, so no need to worry about the situation of missing screws.

Children are forbidden to climb on the dresser.


Q&A

Q: How tall of the mirror?

A: The full-length mirror is almost as tall as the dresser which is about 45 Inches, please check the size before purchase.

Q: Are the wheels lockable?

A: Yes, the wheels of the dresser can be lockable, you can move and stop it as you need.

Q: Is the dresser include power outlets and LED strip, right? How to control the lights?

A: Yes, both outlets and LED strip are included, and you can control LED lights with a remote controller( included) or your phone app.

Q: What can I do if it damages or misses any parts?

A: You can message us via Amazon, we will solve the problem for you in 24 Hours.

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