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Amish Mission Three-Drawer File Cabinet
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Delivery: Build time 01/22 - 02/19 + shipping
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Amish Mission Three-Drawer File Cabinet
The Amish Mission Three-Drawer File Cabinet adds a third drawer of letter-size storage while keeping the clean, simple lines of the Mission Collection. Flat drawer fronts, black Mission hardware, and an arched cut-out base wrap it in genuine solid hardwood.Dimensions
- 19½" W × 25" D × 43" H
Standard Features
- Solid hardwood file cabinet
- Three letter-size file drawers on full-extension slides
- Flat drawer fronts
- Black Mission hardware
- Arched cut-out base
Design & Character
Mission Collection
Mission design favors honest lines over ornament, and this taller cabinet carries the look cleanly. Flat drawer fronts sit flush and even, black Mission hardware reads as a quiet graphic accent, and an arched cut-out base lifts the piece with craftsman character. At forty-three inches tall, the three-drawer cabinet steps up in capacity while still tucking into a corner or standing beside a desk. Each drawer travels the full length of its slides, so the folders at the very back stay within easy reach. It is honest storage in real wood, built to look at home in a working Mission office rather than disappear into a closet.Craftsmanship
Every Mission piece is benchmade by Amish craftsmen in Fredericksburg, Ohio, where A&L Furniture has built solid hardwood office furniture since 1996. The work happens on-site from rough lumber to final coat. The letter-size drawers ride on full-extension slides that pull all the way out, so nothing gets buried at the back of the cabinet, and the flat fronts are cut and fitted by hand. A three-step finishing process, applied by hand, brings out the grain and seals every surface against years of daily filing. It is the kind of build that answers for itself and holds up to real work.
Heirloom Quality
Built to last, this file cabinet is solid hardwood through and through, with no veneer or particleboard hiding under the finish. The full-extension slides are built to carry each drawer packed with folders, and the joinery is the kind meant to outlast its first owner in the office. Choose from a deep menu of species and stains so the cabinet matches the desk it serves and the room it lands in. Order it your way and Millwest delivers your finished cabinet straight to your door with nationwide delivery across the continental US, putting heirloom solid wood within reach of any working office.
Perfect Pairings
Complete your Mission office:- Amish Mission Two-Drawer File Cabinet letter size filing in two drawers
- Amish Mission Four-Drawer File Cabinet tall letter size filing in four drawers
- Amish Mission Two-Drawer Lateral File Cabinet wide lateral filing for legal or letter
- Amish Mission Double Pedestal Desk wide double pedestal desk
Buying from Millwest
Placing an order
Choose wood, stain, size and hardware online or in our Plain City showroom. A 30% deposit starts a standard order; custom pieces take 50%.
Delivery
In-home delivery across the lower 48, priced by ZIP code at checkout ($200 minimum outside Ohio). Free in Plain City, $119 within 50 miles, $199 elsewhere in Ohio.
Financing
12 months with no interest through Wells Fargo, 10% down, when the balance is paid in full within the promotional period.
Warranty
One-year limited warranty on materials and workmanship, from the day your furniture is delivered.
Returns
Report a return within 7 days of delivery. Furniture is built to your order, so a 30% restocking fee and return shipping apply. Pieces that arrive damaged are repaired or replaced at our expense.
Caring for solid wood
Dust weekly, wipe spills right away, keep the room between 35% and 45% humidity, and keep pieces out of prolonged direct sun.








