How Do You Fix A Broken Dresser Drawer?
In a jam? Dresser drawers take a lot of abuse. Humidity, slamming and over-stuffing can cause their runners to stick and bottoms to warp and fall out. The frustrating daily tugs and jimmying can make drawer pulling a hair-pulling experience. Wooden dresser drawers sometimes require maintenance, but simple fixes can take the aggravation out of opening your dresser drawers. Repairing a Drawer Bottom Step 1 Remove the drawer from the dresser. Disassemble the drawer by sliding the bottom piece out with a pry bar. If the bottom piece sets into a groove, you will have to remove the back of the drawer to replace the bottom. Pull out nails with nail puller. Step 2 Take out the old bottom of the drawer. If the only problem with the bottom is warping, flip the bottom over and slide it back into place. Nail. Step 3 Use the old bottom as a template to cut a new bottom piece if the old piece is not salvageable. Slide new bottom into place. Step 4 Rack drawer, applying pressure at opposite corners,
