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title: "Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown"
brand: "mercers furniture"
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# 100% Solid Pine Wood Compact 67x53x39 cm Footprint Flat Pack for Easy DIY Assembly Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown

**Brand:** mercers furniture
**Price:** VT126453
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Elevate your bedside game with solid style and smart storage!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown by mercers furniture
- **How much does it cost?** VT126453 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- mercers furniture enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mercers furniture brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Perfectly sized bedside table (67cm H x 53cm W x 39cm D) to fit cozy bedrooms without clutter.
- • **Effortless Assembly:** Flat pack design with clear markings ensures a smooth, satisfying DIY build experience.
- • **Organize with Style:** Three spacious drawers provide smart storage for essentials, keeping your space sleek and tidy.
- • **Sustainable & Authentic:** Made from real wood (not MDF), offering a genuine, eco-conscious choice for your home.
- • **Natural Elegance Meets Durability:** Crafted from solid pine with an antique wax finish for timeless style and lasting strength.

## Overview

The Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside in brown is a solid pine wood nightstand featuring an antique wax finish. Measuring 67cm high, 53cm wide, and 39cm deep, it offers three spacious drawers for organized storage. Designed as a flat pack, it allows for easy home assembly with clear markings. This sturdy, natural wood piece combines timeless aesthetics with practical functionality, making it a durable and stylish addition to any bedroom.

## Description

Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown : desertcart.co.uk: Home & Kitchen

Review: Very well made and quality item, good service - This item was purchased as it would be intended as a pair. I reversed the door on one side as it was more appropriate for its placement. The cabinet was not marked for this but it was easy with the expected results. Both units went together very well. Build quality of the cabinet is very good, strong, sturdy. It is entirely natural wood with the exception of the metal fixings. This includes the back board and parts which will not be seen. The drawer is held back via dowels not metal runners at all but that can be changed if you're good enough. Building the cabinet was very simple and produced good results. It took about an hour and all screw placements are marked with the exception of the base front and sides, a clamp was useful here. Do not use a power screwdriver for the risk of ruining the tapped thread you make in the wood. Make sure you leave enough room at the bottom front for the door to open comfortably and match the sides to this fit. No warped or poorly fitting parts encountered. Overall, very pleased, a good finish, very good quality finish and would recommend to buy. Finally the supplier was more than accommodating when it came to part replacement. A knot in the top surface was poorly positioned. There was no shortage of fixings when assembling. The only disadvantage I may have found is the drawer runner but for the price not a consideration. Top stuff! My DIY skills: High, All but a few jobs tackled with ease including plumbing and electrical work. I've been helping assemble and assembling flat pack furniture for decades. It was nice to work with this as everything was real wood.
Review: Excellent value, pleasingly good looking, stable and useful. - We chose this cabinet because it is the correct height for a bedside lamp to sit on and shine down onto a book for comfortable bedtime reading. From our experience, to assemble the cabinet, you will need: A long handled screwdriver A soft hammer A flat bladed screwdriver A pencil + an average level of DIY ability. The instructions don't mention glue but really the whole thing would be a lot stronger if it were glued together during construction. We didn't follow the slightly intimidating instruction sheet, just used common sense. It took a handy chap one and a half hours to make it in a careful and leisurely fashion. We did buy two and the second one only took 45 minutes - this time a power screwdriver was very helpful, and this second time we glued it all together. Firstly he laid it all out on the floor to check through. We decided against using the enclosed round black decorative studs as we liked the look of the finished article without them. Unluckily for us, when we unpacked this bedside cabinet one small part was cracked and broken away from the piece. However we glued it together successfully; it was part of the drawer so not too important. I read from other reviewers that there wouldn't be a problem getting a replacement part but it seemed easier just to mend it there and then. It is a rough and ready item, as even after careful attention some joints just won't fit well, they gape a little. It was declared less easy to make than some Swedish flat pack furniture can be. It's not MDF though, being proper wood, dark pine, apart from the back panel, and the black metal fittings are attractive. I was happy as they perfectly matched a desk I had bought some while ago; do take a look at the image I have posted above of the two items together. Now complete and in position I am really pleased with the cabinet. I gave it a generous treatment with beeswax polish. The cabinet is heavy and solid; no reason why it shouldn't stay where it is being serviceable and attractive to look at for years to come. Even with the niggles I have described I still think it is worth 5 *s as it was so inexpensive and yet when made really looks to be worth more.

## Features

- Solid Pine
- Dimensions: Height - 67cm Width - 53cm Depth - 39cm
- Antique Wax
- Flat Pack for Easy Home Assembly

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00E20WXGS |
| Assembly type | Require Assembly |
| Best Sellers Rank | 130,474 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 261 in Bedside Tables |
| Capacity | 39.5 cm x 52.5 cm x 67 cm (D x W x H) |
| Colour | Brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (3,204) |
| Date First Available | 21 Nov. 2009 |
| Finish type | Waxed |
| Is assembly required | Yes |
| Item Model Number | COR2 |
| Item model number | COR2 |
| Manufacturer | Corona |
| Number of boxes | 1 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Primary material | Pine |
| Product Dimensions | 52.5 x 39.5 x 67 cm; 12 kg |
| Publisher code | MESH3 |
| Shipping weight | 13.48 Kilograms |
| Style | Large Bedside |
| Top material | Pine Wood |
| Type of wood | Pine Wood |
| What is in the box? | 3 drawer bedside cabinet |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mercers Furniture
- **Frame material:** Pine Wood
- **Item weight:** 12 Kilograms
- **Maximum weight recommendation:** 35 Kilograms
- **Product dimensions:** 15.6D x 20.7W x 26.4H centimetres

## Images

![Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/417CrrJFxDL.jpg)
![Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/418HarswX9L.jpg)
![Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41KPNVharAL.jpg)
![Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41O8auQ78YL.jpg)
![Mercers Furniture Corona 3 Drawer Bedside - Brown - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41ffeHg3b8L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very well made and quality item, good service
*by A***R on 29 January 2013*

This item was purchased as it would be intended as a pair. I reversed the door on one side as it was more appropriate for its placement. The cabinet was not marked for this but it was easy with the expected results. Both units went together very well. Build quality of the cabinet is very good, strong, sturdy. It is entirely natural wood with the exception of the metal fixings. This includes the back board and parts which will not be seen. The drawer is held back via dowels not metal runners at all but that can be changed if you're good enough. Building the cabinet was very simple and produced good results. It took about an hour and all screw placements are marked with the exception of the base front and sides, a clamp was useful here. Do not use a power screwdriver for the risk of ruining the tapped thread you make in the wood. Make sure you leave enough room at the bottom front for the door to open comfortably and match the sides to this fit. No warped or poorly fitting parts encountered. Overall, very pleased, a good finish, very good quality finish and would recommend to buy. Finally the supplier was more than accommodating when it came to part replacement. A knot in the top surface was poorly positioned. There was no shortage of fixings when assembling. The only disadvantage I may have found is the drawer runner but for the price not a consideration. Top stuff! My DIY skills: High, All but a few jobs tackled with ease including plumbing and electrical work. I've been helping assemble and assembling flat pack furniture for decades. It was nice to work with this as everything was real wood.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent value, pleasingly good looking, stable and useful.
*by K***Y on 14 May 2011*

We chose this cabinet because it is the correct height for a bedside lamp to sit on and shine down onto a book for comfortable bedtime reading. From our experience, to assemble the cabinet, you will need: A long handled screwdriver A soft hammer A flat bladed screwdriver A pencil + an average level of DIY ability. The instructions don't mention glue but really the whole thing would be a lot stronger if it were glued together during construction. We didn't follow the slightly intimidating instruction sheet, just used common sense. It took a handy chap one and a half hours to make it in a careful and leisurely fashion. We did buy two and the second one only took 45 minutes - this time a power screwdriver was very helpful, and this second time we glued it all together. Firstly he laid it all out on the floor to check through. We decided against using the enclosed round black decorative studs as we liked the look of the finished article without them. Unluckily for us, when we unpacked this bedside cabinet one small part was cracked and broken away from the piece. However we glued it together successfully; it was part of the drawer so not too important. I read from other reviewers that there wouldn't be a problem getting a replacement part but it seemed easier just to mend it there and then. It is a rough and ready item, as even after careful attention some joints just won't fit well, they gape a little. It was declared less easy to make than some Swedish flat pack furniture can be. It's not MDF though, being proper wood, dark pine, apart from the back panel, and the black metal fittings are attractive. I was happy as they perfectly matched a desk I had bought some while ago; do take a look at the image I have posted above of the two items together. Now complete and in position I am really pleased with the cabinet. I gave it a generous treatment with beeswax polish. The cabinet is heavy and solid; no reason why it shouldn't stay where it is being serviceable and attractive to look at for years to come. Even with the niggles I have described I still think it is worth 5 *s as it was so inexpensive and yet when made really looks to be worth more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's ok. For the price it is acceptable.
*by J***S on 8 June 2021*

This is a sort of review but mostly it is a couple of tips and advice that might help you put it together a little easier than the instructions advise. The cabinet is very nice once put together, it's not made from the best quality timber, it is soft, but it looks pretty good and feels sturdy once put together properly. For the price I cannot really complain about it. There are however some issues with the construction if this cabinet I'd like to share here in the hope that it might help anyone purchasing one. So here are some tips on changes and care you should make through certain stages of the instructions for putting this together. It will make life a lot easier as you progress. Also there some additional things you could do that will help as well as getting wood glue (as none is supplied) and a cordless drill with a narrow bit to drill shallow pilot holes which it does not say to do in the instructions. Also you might want to get some rough sandpaper ready and a sanding block too (though this is just a suggestion). I definitely advise that you absolutely do pre-drill shallow pilot holes for ALL screws and glue ALL dowels. SIDES & DRAWER RUNNERS: Section 1 This section misleadingly makes you think that you need parts 6, 7 and 9 for this section, you do not, you will need parts 6 & 7 for section 2 and part 9 for section 3, but I suggest you fix and glue the dowels into all of them ready for use later. I also strongly suggest getting all part 8 (x6) pieces and 12xB screws (from section 7) and do the same to those as you are better off fitting them here in section 1, than in section 7 as instructed. My reasoning? It was at stage 7 where I realised there was an issue with the order of the instructions. And it was where I learnt I should have used a drill to pre-drill shallow pilot holes for ALL the screws at the same time, not just those in stage 7. I had a really hard job in the cramped space screwing the drawer runners down whilst on section 7. If I'd had a shorter screwdriver it might have helped but the pilot holes definitely would have helped regardless. It's so cramped inside it by the time stage 7 is reached. My DeWalt cordless would not fit in there to drill the holes either and there simply is not enough room to get an arm in there to tighten the screws, it has to be done through the drawer openings etc..... So, in section 1, after hammering in the plastic lugs (J), pre-drill shallow holes through their screw holes into the sides to aid you with screwing the drawer separators on in section 3, do not drill right through, 5 mm will be fine. The instructions will tell you to put on the part 8(x8) drawer runners onto the insides of the sides in stage 7. Don't do this - put them in here, at stage 1 as otherwise, like me, you would have an awkward, if not hard job screwing them in. Make sure to use glue on the dowels as well - and pre-fill 5 mm pilot holes and screw them in really, really tight because if you don't get them completely flush to the sides when it's put together the drawers won't slide in easily or may even not go in at all. I also suggest sanding these runners and their top and bottom edges a little to aid in sliding/clearance, as even after doing it this way the top drawer on my first cabinet was still stiff to slide. FRONT DRAWER SEPARATORS Section 2 I nearly made a mistake here, all the parts 6 (x1) and 7 (x3) are identical to look at in size. But part 6 has two pre-drilled holes. I nearly put this in the wrong place - it has to go on the bottom of the number 4 pieces (not flush with the top). The holes in this piece are to screw it onto the bottom/front plinth, there are no dowels to guide you on the 3 plinth parts. SECTION 7 If you've done as above section 7 will be no longer necessary. DRAWERS Section 9 This is where the price of this unit shows. There are no dowels to guide your fitting at all in the drawers with regard to fixing them together. It is all held together by screws (24xI) so can be fiddly to get done without leaving gaps or having the sections drop below the drawer front bottom edge if you are on your own and have no vice, which is what I had to do. I suggest a vice or some helping hands to hold parts flush and tight while you pre-drill pilot holes through the guide holes that are in the sides. Line up the drawer base groove in each of the sides (one side at a time of course) with that on the drawer front, making sure that the bottom of the side also does not drop below the front bottom edge of the front. (you will probably notice here that the alignment of the groove goes out a little but there is plenty of tolerance so it will be fine). Pre-drill the pilot holes, 10-15 mm through the guide holes in the side piece and screw in. I used glue here as well. Once you slide in the hardboard base do exactly the same for the back part. The rest and sections not mentioned here are basically as is. Basically these are the things I learnt from putting the first of these units together. I bought two of these, the second one was a lot easier to do than the first by doing the above, mainly because of incorporating section 7 into section 1. And using pre-drilled pilot holes. The cabinet is sturdy, looks good, I never used the black furniture parts, I got wooden knobs for the drawers as I prefer them

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