What is the minimum number of drawers required for each dresser?

The choice of two drawers as the minimum requirement for each dresser is indicative of practical design considerations in furniture intended for storage and organization. A dresser is typically used for storing clothing and other personal items, and having two drawers allows for better separation and categorization of items, such as shirts in one drawer and pants in another, which enhances accessibility and usability.

Furthermore, from a functional perspective, a dresser with two drawers strikes a balance between space efficiency and ease of use, making it a common standard in many settings, including residential and health facility environments. This design caters to the needs of various users by providing sufficient space for personal belongings while maintaining a manageable structure for everyday use.

In contrast, fewer than two drawers may not offer adequate storage for a typical range of garments or personal items that users expect to be accommodated in a dresser, thus leading to a less practical design solution. This focus on functionality and user needs reinforces why the minimum requirement is set at two drawers.