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Hasuit Farmhouse 6-Drawer Dresser: size, build and who it suits

A tall grey farmhouse-style dresser with six drawers, metal slides and an anti-tip kit. What the dimensions and materials mean for a bedroom or hallway.

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The Hasuit Farmhouse 6-Drawer Dresser (model DJ504060_3) is a tall, narrow chest of drawers in grey with a rustic wood-grain finish. It is meant for bedrooms that need more clothes storage without a wide footprint, and Hasuit also positions it for hallways and living rooms. Here is what its measurements and construction mean in practice.

Size and footprint

Hasuit gives the dimensions as 31.5 inches wide, 15.8 inches deep and about 51.4 inches tall (roughly 80 x 40 x 130 cm). That is a tall, shallow shape. A depth of under 16 inches takes up less floor space than many wide, low dressers, which helps in small bedrooms, narrow hallways and corners. The trade-off is that each drawer is less deep from front to back than in a large bedroom chest, so it suits folded clothes better than bulky items.

The top surface is wide enough, Hasuit says, to hold decorations, photo frames or plants. At roughly 51 inches, the top sits above waist height for most adults, so it works as a display shelf, but items placed there are out of reach for small children.

Six drawers for sorting things

The six drawers let you divide storage by type: one for socks and underwear, one for T-shirts, one for jumpers, and so on. The brand describes them as deep and says the dresser can hold everything from clothes to accessories. Hasuit also suggests uses beyond the bedroom: an entryway chest for daily items, a place to keep nappies and baby clothes, or a living-room cabinet for books, DVDs and decor.

Farmhouse styling

The look is rustic: a wood-grain finish, framed drawer fronts that add some visual depth, and vintage-style handles. Hasuit says the style fits most home decor. The brand also notes that the colour may look slightly different depending on lighting, so it is worth comparing the grey with your walls and flooring in the room where it will stand.

Materials and construction

According to Hasuit, the dresser is built from MDF engineered wood, with thickened top and side panels for stability. MDF (medium-density fibreboard) is made from wood fibres pressed with resin. It gives a smooth, even surface that takes paint and printed finishes well, and it is generally heavy and stable. It is less tolerant of standing water than solid wood, so wipe spills promptly even though the brand describes the surface as scratch-resistant, waterproof and easy to clean.

Each drawer runs on metal slides, which typically give smoother and more stable movement than simple wooden runners. Hasuit also mentions support legs in the middle of the base to help carry weight.

Anti-tip kit and assembly

An anti-tip kit is included. Tall, narrow furniture can become unstable if drawers are overloaded or opened together, so it is standard advice to anchor any tall dresser to the wall following the instructions, especially in homes with children. Use fixings that suit your wall type.

The dresser arrives in a box with protective foam and needs self-assembly. Hasuit says the package includes instructions, tools and accessories, with each part labelled. Plan for a clear floor area and a second pair of hands, since the sides and top panels of a tall unit can be awkward to hold in place alone.

Who it suits

It suits people who want tall, vertical storage in a bedroom, closet area or hallway, and who like a farmhouse or country look. It is less suited to anyone who needs very deep drawers or a wide work surface on top.

What to check before you buy

  • Space: measure the spot, including the ceiling height, door swings and any skirting boards or radiators behind it.
  • Wall fixing: confirm you can anchor it to the wall, and keep the anti-tip hardware and instructions.
  • Drawer depth: check that the items you plan to keep in it fit a drawer about 15 inches deep.
  • Colour: the grey may differ slightly from the photos, so compare it with your room.
  • Assembly: allow time and a helper, and check the parts against the list before you start.
  • Floor and weight: place it on a level floor and distribute weight evenly between drawers.

The short version

  • A tall, narrow grey six-drawer dresser, about 51.4 x 31.5 x 15.8 inches.
  • Made from MDF engineered wood with metal drawer slides and vintage-style handles.
  • Anti-tip kit included; self-assembly with labelled parts.
  • Suits bedrooms, hallways and living rooms that need vertical storage.
  • Follow the manual for assembly and wall anchoring.

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