Intercon Wolf Creek Door Chest

The Wolf Creek Collection by Intercon adds rustic beauty to your home with its unique hand scraping and Vintage Acacia finish. Unlimited amounts of storage capacities and hidden media functions throughout the bedroom pieces will create a bedroom that is free of clutter and full of serenity.

• Beautifully textured acacia and select hardwood construction
• Door chest has pull-out garment rod and two adjustable shelves in door compartment for general storage or DVD/DVR/Cable Box and hidden drawer on side of case
• Deep Full Extension Drawers with Ball Bearing Slides and English Dovetail Supports
• Metal Nail Head Details for Added Styling
• Bottom drawers of dresser and chests have Cedar bottom panels
• English Dovetail Drawers.
• Built-in Electrical Outlets
• Finish Vintage Acacia

Intercon was established in 1976 and has become an industry leader in designing, marketing and manufacturing wood dining, bedroom and home entertainment furniture. It has been a family owned and operated business for forty years.

Our design and warehouse capabilities allow us to be a leading provider of furniture throughout the United States and Canada. It is our mission to offer our customers superior quality products with lasting value.

Recommended Care

Although our products come finished with some of the toughest finishes you can have on your furniture, routine measures should still be taken to enhance the effectiveness of the finish and the beauty of the furniture. All furniture should be cleaned with a soft damp cloth. Make sure the surface is not subjected to an overabundance of water. We recommend any reputable name brand furniture polish to help prevent the wood from drying out. If your furniture has a stone top, it should be protected from liquids, sunlight and temperature extremes. Use a lightly moistened cloth to clean the surface, or consult your furniture retailer for a recommended marble polish. When in storage, the stone top should be stored flat without heavy objects on it. Use caution when moving to protect the stone from breakage.