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Dressers and tallboys solve the same problem in different ways. A wide dresser offers a broad surface and easy access across several drawers, while a tallboy uses vertical space to provide storage with a smaller floor footprint. The better choice depends on the wall, what you need to store and how the drawers will open in the room.
Tallboy or dresser?
Choose a tallboy when floor space is tight and there is clear vertical room. OZ Design tallboys typically feature five drawers arranged vertically in a single column, giving you practical storage without taking up as much wall or floor space.
A lower, wider dresser can work well when you have more wall space and want a larger surface for everyday items or styling. OZ Design dressers typically feature six drawers, arranged as two side-by-side columns of three drawers, making it easier to separate different types of clothing and belongings.
Before buying, measure the overall width, height and depth, then include the space needed to fully open the drawers and comfortably stand in front of the furniture. Check nearby bed corners, doors, wardrobes and walkways so drawers can be accessed without obstruction.
Think about the storage inside
Most OZ Design dresser and tallboy ranges feature drawers approximately 35cm deep with metal drawer runners, providing practical storage and smooth everyday operation. Individual specifications can vary by range, so check the product dimensions when comparing pieces.
Think about what you plan to store rather than choosing on drawer count alone. Separate drawers can make it easier to organise clothing, accessories and smaller belongings, while the wider top of a dresser provides additional surface space for items you use every day.
Coordinate without overmatching
Your dresser does not need to match the bed frame exactly. Repeating a timber tone, handle finish or shape can make the room feel connected without turning it into a showroom set.
Add a mirror above a low dresser, or pair a tallboy with a nearby bedside table that shares one design detail.
Make furniture safety part of the setup
Your home should be a sanctuary: beautiful, functional and, above all, safe. Heavy furniture such as dressers, tallboys, bookcases, hall tables and cabinets can tip over if climbed on, pulled or knocked, so securing furniture correctly to the wall is an important part of installation.
OZ Design dressers and tallboys include easy-to-install anti-tipping kits with your purchase. Always install the furniture and anti-tip restraint according to the supplied instructions and use fixings appropriate for your wall type. If you are unsure how to securely anchor your furniture, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional.
For more guidance, speak with the OZ Design team or read our furniture safety guide.
OZ Design has understood real family homes since 1979. Bedroom storage needs to handle rushed mornings and clean-laundry piles as well as looking good when everything is put away.
Dresser and tallboy FAQs
What is the difference between a dresser and a tallboy?
A dresser is generally wider and lower, while a tallboy is taller and narrower. OZ Design dressers typically have six drawers arranged as two columns of three, while tallboys typically have five drawers arranged vertically in a single column. A dresser gives you more surface space, while a tallboy can provide useful storage on a smaller footprint.
How deep are dresser and tallboy drawers?
Most OZ Design ranges have drawers approximately 35cm deep and feature metal drawer runners. Specifications can vary between collections, so check the dimensions of the individual product before purchasing.
How much room do drawers need to open?
Allow enough space in front of the dresser or tallboy for the drawers to fully extend, plus comfortable standing room to access their contents. Check that beds, doors and other furniture will not obstruct the drawers when open.
Should I secure a dresser or tallboy to the wall?
Yes. Dressers, tallboys and other heavy storage furniture should be secured to the wall to reduce the risk of tip-over. OZ Design includes an anti-tipping kit with these pieces. Follow the supplied installation instructions and use appropriate fixings for your wall construction.
Is a dresser or tallboy better for a small bedroom?
A tallboy can be a practical choice when floor and wall width are limited because its five-drawer vertical design makes use of height. If you have more wall space and want a larger surface as well as storage, a six-drawer dresser may be the better fit.
Tallboy or dresser?
Choose a tallboy when floor space is tight and there is clear vertical room. OZ Design tallboys typically feature five drawers arranged vertically in a single column, giving you practical storage without taking up as much wall or floor space.
A lower, wider dresser can work well when you have more wall space and want a larger surface for everyday items or styling. OZ Design dressers typically feature six drawers, arranged as two side-by-side columns of three drawers, making it easier to separate different types of clothing and belongings.
Before buying, measure the overall width, height and depth, then include the space needed to fully open the drawers and comfortably stand in front of the furniture. Check nearby bed corners, doors, wardrobes and walkways so drawers can be accessed without obstruction.
Think about the storage inside
Most OZ Design dresser and tallboy ranges feature drawers approximately 35cm deep with metal drawer runners, providing practical storage and smooth everyday operation. Individual specifications can vary by range, so check the product dimensions when comparing pieces.
Think about what you plan to store rather than choosing on drawer count alone. Separate drawers can make it easier to organise clothing, accessories and smaller belongings, while the wider top of a dresser provides additional surface space for items you use every day.
Coordinate without overmatching
Your dresser does not need to match the bed frame exactly. Repeating a timber tone, handle finish or shape can make the room feel connected without turning it into a showroom set.
Add a mirror above a low dresser, or pair a tallboy with a nearby bedside table that shares one design detail.
Make furniture safety part of the setup
Your home should be a sanctuary: beautiful, functional and, above all, safe. Heavy furniture such as dressers, tallboys, bookcases, hall tables and cabinets can tip over if climbed on, pulled or knocked, so securing furniture correctly to the wall is an important part of installation.
OZ Design dressers and tallboys include easy-to-install anti-tipping kits with your purchase. Always install the furniture and anti-tip restraint according to the supplied instructions and use fixings appropriate for your wall type. If you are unsure how to securely anchor your furniture, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional.
For more guidance, speak with the OZ Design team or read our furniture safety guide.
OZ Design has understood real family homes since 1979. Bedroom storage needs to handle rushed mornings and clean-laundry piles as well as looking good when everything is put away.
Dresser and tallboy FAQs
What is the difference between a dresser and a tallboy?
A dresser is generally wider and lower, while a tallboy is taller and narrower. OZ Design dressers typically have six drawers arranged as two columns of three, while tallboys typically have five drawers arranged vertically in a single column. A dresser gives you more surface space, while a tallboy can provide useful storage on a smaller footprint.
How deep are dresser and tallboy drawers?
Most OZ Design ranges have drawers approximately 35cm deep and feature metal drawer runners. Specifications can vary between collections, so check the dimensions of the individual product before purchasing.
How much room do drawers need to open?
Allow enough space in front of the dresser or tallboy for the drawers to fully extend, plus comfortable standing room to access their contents. Check that beds, doors and other furniture will not obstruct the drawers when open.
Should I secure a dresser or tallboy to the wall?
Yes. Dressers, tallboys and other heavy storage furniture should be secured to the wall to reduce the risk of tip-over. OZ Design includes an anti-tipping kit with these pieces. Follow the supplied installation instructions and use appropriate fixings for your wall construction.
Is a dresser or tallboy better for a small bedroom?
A tallboy can be a practical choice when floor and wall width are limited because its five-drawer vertical design makes use of height. If you have more wall space and want a larger surface as well as storage, a six-drawer dresser may be the better fit.
Dressers and tallboys solve the same problem in different ways. A wide dresser offers a broad surface and easy access across several drawers, while a tallboy uses vertical space to provide storage with a smaller floor footprint. The better choice depends on the wall, what you need to store and how the drawers will open in the room.
Tallboy or dresser?
Choose a tallboy when floor space is tight and there is clear vertical room. OZ Design tallboys typically feature five drawers arranged vertically in a single column, giving you practical storage without taking up as much wall or floor space.
A lower, wider dresser can work well when you have more wall space and want a larger surface for everyday items or styling. OZ Design dressers typically feature six drawers, arranged as two side-by-side columns of three drawers, making it easier to separate different types of clothing and belongings.
Before buying, measure the overall width, height and depth, then include the space needed to fully open the drawers and comfortably stand in front of the furniture. Check nearby bed corners, doors, wardrobes and walkways so drawers can be accessed without obstruction.
Think about the storage inside
Most OZ Design dresser and tallboy ranges feature drawers approximately 35cm deep with metal drawer runners, providing practical storage and smooth everyday operation. Individual specifications can vary by range, so check the product dimensions when comparing pieces.
Think about what you plan to store rather than choosing on drawer count alone. Separate drawers can make it easier to organise clothing, accessories and smaller belongings, while the wider top of a dresser provides additional surface space for items you use every day.
Coordinate without overmatching
Your dresser does not need to match the bed frame exactly. Repeating a timber tone, handle finish or shape can make the room feel connected without turning it into a showroom set.
Add a mirror above a low dresser, or pair a tallboy with a nearby bedside table that shares one design detail.
Make furniture safety part of the setup
Your home should be a sanctuary: beautiful, functional and, above all, safe. Heavy furniture such as dressers, tallboys, bookcases, hall tables and cabinets can tip over if climbed on, pulled or knocked, so securing furniture correctly to the wall is an important part of installation.
OZ Design dressers and tallboys include easy-to-install anti-tipping kits with your purchase. Always install the furniture and anti-tip restraint according to the supplied instructions and use fixings appropriate for your wall type. If you are unsure how to securely anchor your furniture, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional.
For more guidance, speak with the OZ Design team or read our furniture safety guide.
OZ Design has understood real family homes since 1979. Bedroom storage needs to handle rushed mornings and clean-laundry piles as well as looking good when everything is put away.
Dresser and tallboy FAQs
What is the difference between a dresser and a tallboy?
A dresser is generally wider and lower, while a tallboy is taller and narrower. OZ Design dressers typically have six drawers arranged as two columns of three, while tallboys typically have five drawers arranged vertically in a single column. A dresser gives you more surface space, while a tallboy can provide useful storage on a smaller footprint.
How deep are dresser and tallboy drawers?
Most OZ Design ranges have drawers approximately 35cm deep and feature metal drawer runners. Specifications can vary between collections, so check the dimensions of the individual product before purchasing.
How much room do drawers need to open?
Allow enough space in front of the dresser or tallboy for the drawers to fully extend, plus comfortable standing room to access their contents. Check that beds, doors and other furniture will not obstruct the drawers when open.
Should I secure a dresser or tallboy to the wall?
Yes. Dressers, tallboys and other heavy storage furniture should be secured to the wall to reduce the risk of tip-over. OZ Design includes an anti-tipping kit with these pieces. Follow the supplied installation instructions and use appropriate fixings for your wall construction.
Is a dresser or tallboy better for a small bedroom?
A tallboy can be a practical choice when floor and wall width are limited because its five-drawer vertical design makes use of height. If you have more wall space and want a larger surface as well as storage, a six-drawer dresser may be the better fit.
Tallboy or dresser?
Choose a tallboy when floor space is tight and there is clear vertical room. OZ Design tallboys typically feature five drawers arranged vertically in a single column, giving you practical storage without taking up as much wall or floor space.
A lower, wider dresser can work well when you have more wall space and want a larger surface for everyday items or styling. OZ Design dressers typically feature six drawers, arranged as two side-by-side columns of three drawers, making it easier to separate different types of clothing and belongings.
Before buying, measure the overall width, height and depth, then include the space needed to fully open the drawers and comfortably stand in front of the furniture. Check nearby bed corners, doors, wardrobes and walkways so drawers can be accessed without obstruction.
Think about the storage inside
Most OZ Design dresser and tallboy ranges feature drawers approximately 35cm deep with metal drawer runners, providing practical storage and smooth everyday operation. Individual specifications can vary by range, so check the product dimensions when comparing pieces.
Think about what you plan to store rather than choosing on drawer count alone. Separate drawers can make it easier to organise clothing, accessories and smaller belongings, while the wider top of a dresser provides additional surface space for items you use every day.
Coordinate without overmatching
Your dresser does not need to match the bed frame exactly. Repeating a timber tone, handle finish or shape can make the room feel connected without turning it into a showroom set.
Add a mirror above a low dresser, or pair a tallboy with a nearby bedside table that shares one design detail.
Make furniture safety part of the setup
Your home should be a sanctuary: beautiful, functional and, above all, safe. Heavy furniture such as dressers, tallboys, bookcases, hall tables and cabinets can tip over if climbed on, pulled or knocked, so securing furniture correctly to the wall is an important part of installation.
OZ Design dressers and tallboys include easy-to-install anti-tipping kits with your purchase. Always install the furniture and anti-tip restraint according to the supplied instructions and use fixings appropriate for your wall type. If you are unsure how to securely anchor your furniture, seek advice from a suitably qualified professional.
For more guidance, speak with the OZ Design team or read our furniture safety guide.
OZ Design has understood real family homes since 1979. Bedroom storage needs to handle rushed mornings and clean-laundry piles as well as looking good when everything is put away.
Dresser and tallboy FAQs
What is the difference between a dresser and a tallboy?
A dresser is generally wider and lower, while a tallboy is taller and narrower. OZ Design dressers typically have six drawers arranged as two columns of three, while tallboys typically have five drawers arranged vertically in a single column. A dresser gives you more surface space, while a tallboy can provide useful storage on a smaller footprint.
How deep are dresser and tallboy drawers?
Most OZ Design ranges have drawers approximately 35cm deep and feature metal drawer runners. Specifications can vary between collections, so check the dimensions of the individual product before purchasing.
How much room do drawers need to open?
Allow enough space in front of the dresser or tallboy for the drawers to fully extend, plus comfortable standing room to access their contents. Check that beds, doors and other furniture will not obstruct the drawers when open.
Should I secure a dresser or tallboy to the wall?
Yes. Dressers, tallboys and other heavy storage furniture should be secured to the wall to reduce the risk of tip-over. OZ Design includes an anti-tipping kit with these pieces. Follow the supplied installation instructions and use appropriate fixings for your wall construction.
Is a dresser or tallboy better for a small bedroom?
A tallboy can be a practical choice when floor and wall width are limited because its five-drawer vertical design makes use of height. If you have more wall space and want a larger surface as well as storage, a six-drawer dresser may be the better fit.
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