6 Chest of Drawers Tallboy Dresser Wooden Storage Organiser $170.99 (Free Delivery in NSW Region) @ auspointsauction via eBay

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AssociatedPAUSPOINTS @ auspoints.com.au on 15/11/2018 - 16:45 ebay.com.au (448 clicks)
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***Eco-friendly Material: Environmentally preferred painted/laminated MDF particle panels give your family a healthier life. No irritating smell.
***Melamine Frame: Melamine surface on top and two sides is resistant to scratches, chemicals and staining, providing a highly durable and excellent surface to work on.
***6 Chest Of Drawers: A clean expression that fits right in the bedroom or wherever you place it. Features four deeper drawers and two shallow top drawer, to efficiently organize your storage from cloth to ties, from books to toys.
***Sturdy Construction with Anti-rust Coated Metal Drawer Runners: with high density particle board and melamine-finished Tallboy is designed to last and function reliably.

Specifications:
Dimensions: Overall Length 80x Width 38 x Height 105cm
Small Drawer Size: L 76.3 x H 9.5cm
Deep Drawer Size: L 76.3 x H 18.5cm

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  jesseboy89 on 15/11/2018 - 16:54

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  How is cheap mdf environmentally preferred when it warps, the veneer comes off, and it ends up in the waste system within a few years?

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    AssociatedAUSPOINTS @ auspoints.com.au on 15/11/2018 - 17:07

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    Our products are made of high quality mdf with melamine/painted surface to prolong the lifespan.Just come to visit our ebay store and check other customers' review.We're confident with our products!

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      justtoreply on 15/11/2018 - 17:41

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      What has become annoying in recent years is sellers who have NO CLUE about what they are selling trying to jump on the eco bandwagon and call their product eco friendly to drum up sales even though the product is not eco friendly. Just drop the claim about being environmentally friendly is what we're saying. Hell, people can buy MDF by choice for all I care.. that's totally fine. It's cheap and it's good enough, I get that.

      Anyway, your claim is outright BS based on at least two arguments:

      1. Chemicals. Formaldehyde! In both particleboard and melamine resin. Go do some research.
      2. Longevity. This is what jesseboy89 was saying. Cheap furniture does not last. I am not saying that your product is 'uselessly cheap' perhaps its better than other similar products… not that you can tell, with no photos of the joints, backing, statements on MDF thickness. Your images can't even decide whether it's medium or high density particleboard nor what its supposed to be stronger than. Regardless it certainly won't outlast solid wood.. I can tell you the last time I engineered a timber bridge refurbishment I did not find a strength grade for MDF in the Australian Standard!

      How about we go look at a document produced by the Australian government?

      www.fwpa.com.au/images/marketaccess/PN03.2103 furniture review WEB.pdf

      Key Results
      The major results of the study were:
      • Timber from sustainable forestry practices is a renewable resource whereas the production of plastics and metals is not.
      • The use of other materials in the production of timber furniture (such as metal and plastic trimming, glues, varnishes etc) drastically increases the environmental burden of the furniture.

      If someone wants eco friendly, get solid wood from a sustainable resource (yes it WILL cost you) and don't coat or varnish it. Probably not a very tempting option. Or hit up gumtree and save a (probably non eco-friendly) bit of furniture from going to the tip (easy, and there's great stuff on there).

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        worthy1 on 15/11/2018 - 18:41

        Man im always surprised at the time people waste lol

        Seller lesson. Just sell the product for what it is, no need to try put fancy spins on things. All deals can be ripped apart so dont give the Ozbargainers a chance to.

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          justtoreply on 16/11/2018 - 18:46

          @worthy1: Yeah I lost my voice and had nothing left to do at work until I got it back :p

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  AdamFury on 15/11/2018 - 17:28

  Needed a set of these a few months ago and ended up going with a set of IKEA Malm drawers. Very happy with those although these look nice to for the price.

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  placard on 15/11/2018 - 17:32

  I wonder if when you open all the drawers like in the picture the whole unit tips over on top of you?

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    worthy1 on 15/11/2018 - 18:39

    if you had a look at the link you would see it has safety fittings on the back.