How We Keep This Catalogue Current

The catalogue was last updated on August 26, 2026. That date covers prices and availability across every shelf, and it is printed here and nowhere else, so there is exactly one place to check how fresh the figures are.

What a pass refreshes

• Prices, on a schedule. The figures on cards and product pages are the figures from our last update.
• Availability. A piece with no live price is shown as Currently unavailable and comes back by itself when stock returns.
• Family ratings and review counts, pooled once per product family.

If a figure here and the figure at checkout disagree, the checkout is right. A price becomes binding there and only there.

What we check by hand

Photographs are reviewed by eye before they go up, against the piece they stand beside. Heights and counts in the guides are checked against the product data rather than typed from memory, and every measurement used in an argument is one you can put a tape measure against.

The anchoring note

Anything in this catalogue that stands on the floor with drawers, doors or shelves belongs anchored to the wall. The consumer safety commission has campaigned on that single sentence for a decade, an anchoring kit ships with these pieces or costs very little separately, and the step takes about ten minutes with a drill and a stud finder. Follow the assembly instructions that come in the carton, and treat the anchor as part of the build rather than an optional extra.

Sources we read

Safety guidance cited on this site comes from the pages below. Each was opened and read by us on the date shown.

• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
  Anchor It! - preventing furniture and TV tip-overs
  read by us on August 26, 2026

  The commission has run a standing campaign for a decade on one sentence: anchoring furniture with drawers, doors or shelves to the wall prevents tip-over injuries and deaths. It also lists what the job takes, an anchoring kit, a drill, a screwdriver and a stud finder, which is why we write the anchoring step into every assembly guide on this site.

• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
  Clothing Storage Units: the STURDY rule, 16 CFR part 1261
  read by us on August 26, 2026

  The rule for clothing storage units is codified at 16 CFR part 1261, applies to units made after September 1, 2023, and defines the category precisely: free-standing, at least 27 inches tall, at least 30 pounds, with at least 3.2 cubic feet of enclosed storage. The same page is explicit that bookcases and office furniture fall outside that scope, which is exactly why our own pages never blur a bookcase into a dresser.

• Federal Trade Commission
  Disclosures 101: endorsements and material connections
  read by us on August 26, 2026

  A financial relationship behind a recommendation must be disclosed plainly, where the reader will see it. Our affiliate disclosure and the line in the footer follow that guidance on every page.