Kirby Five Drawer Chest

Casegood Delivery Method: (Standard Delivery)
Lyndon casegood furniture is shipped with a standard truckline curbside delivery service. This furniture is shipped fully assembled in its box and will require someone to be home to sign for and receive the delivery. Tracking information is provided once shipped and you'll be able to call to schedule your delivery for a specific day. Please allow approximately 6-8 weeks for delivery with this standard delivery service from the time you've placed your order. Standard curbside delivery is a service we provide at no additional cost. For larger items such as dressers and chests expect these to require two people to receive the shipment. We do offer several delivery options should you require assistance getting these pieces into your home. Call for details.

[optional] Delivery Method: (White Glove In-Home)
Lyndon Furniture beds are offered with white glove in-home delivery options that can be added optionally on each bed page. While casegoods such as nightstands, dressers, chests and armories are shipped standard delivery, they can be added onto any Lyndon bed order and will ship with the bed's selected white glove delivery option for no extra charge. If you have questions regarding adding white glove for casegoods only without a bed please call.

Lyndon Furniture Construction:
This American manufacturer makes each piece of furniture to order just for you. When you place your order with us you'll want to select the wood, finish and color of choice. Once your selected furniture order is decided on we'll process it with the manufacturer who will order in the needed lumber and materials to build your furniture. Once the lumber is in they rough cut each board for the bed and or casegoods in your order. Sanding and shaping of each board continues to a finished quality. Beds and casegoods are then built and assembled by experienced crafts people. Next the furniture goes through final finishing and staining in the color of your choice. After which each piece of furniture undergoes stringent quality controls to make sure that each piece is just right.


Lyndon Furniture Eco-Friendly:
Lyndon Furniture purchase sustainable forestry products and have made a significant investment in energy efficiency. This manufacturer extensively recycles cardboard, paper, metals and even sawdust which is used as bedding for local farm animals. Trees reproduce naturally and prolifically. The company has been "green" long before it was fashionable and take environmental responsibility seriously.

Lyndon Furniture is committed to preserving their American heritage in making furniture. Solid wood combined with old world construction techniques ensure quality into each piece. Truly heirloom furniture for generations to come.


Available Knobs Options: Customize the look of your casegoods by selecting from the great selection of available knobs shown above. Our brushed nickel, pewter and blonde knobs combine metal with the warm colors of wood cabinetry to create a striking look for any piece of furniture. Or choose from a collection of wood knobs that include cabot, mission, newbury and shaker styling in the finish of your choice. Select the same knob color as your furniture for a balanced look or choose other knob colors for a contrasting look.

Cherry Woods
Cherry is a hard and heavy wood that is easy to machine, nail and glue when sanded and stained. The natural wood color of cherry varies from a rich red to reddish brown color depending on the the age of the tree and exposure to light. It is a lower yielding wood as it dries farily quickly with moderately high shrinkage. However it is a dimensionally stable wood after kiln-drying which makes it an excellent choice when it comes to building material. Cherry wood offers good bending properties and has a low stiffness with good strength and shock resistance. Cherry is used in furniture, cabinet making, millwork, musical instruments, flooring and boat interiors.



Maple Woods
Maple is a hard and heavy wood that offers good strength especially in its high resistance to abrasion and wear. Has good steam bending properties. Cut maple dries slowly with a high amount of shrinkage which leads to smaller yields of lumber per tree than the average tree. Pre-boring is recommended when nailing and screwing maple wood. Machines and turns well and can be stained. Maple has a close, fine, uniform texture and is generally straight-grained. Maple is used in furniture, flooring, ballroom and gymnasium floors, stairs, cabinets and doors.



Oak Woods
Oak is a hard and heavy wood with medium bending strength and has a high crushing strength. A good wood for steam bending. High resistance to wear. Oak represents almost 37% of total American hardwoods commercially used. Cut oak dries very slowly. Oak does machine quite well and can be nailed and screwed although because of its hardness may require pre-boring due to the hardness of the wood. Can be stained in a wide range of finishes. The wood is primarily straight grained with a coarse texture. Oak is used in furniture, flooring, millwork, paneling and cabinets.



Walnut Wood
Walnut is a tough hardwood with medium density. It offers good steam bending properties. Walnut works easily with the use of hand tools and machine tools. It nails, screws and glues well as well as holding paints and stains very well for an exceptional finish. This wood dries slowly and requires greater care and attention during kiln-drying to avoid degradation in lumber quality but will offer very good dimensional stability. This makes walnut a premium choice hardwood. Walnut is used in furniture, cabinets, millwork, gun stocks and flooring.