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Product description
This vintage-inspired console table brings practical organisation and traditional character to entryways, hallways, or living spaces. Designed with classic turned spindle legs and stepped edges, it works well as an entrance table, a sofa table, or a coffee bar station.
A thoughtful combination of open and closed storage keeps your everyday essentials neatly arranged while displaying your favourite pieces.
Key Features
- Versatile storage: Features a spacious tabletop, two smooth-gliding drawers, two closed-door cabinets, and a large open bottom shelf for baskets or shoes
- Vintage details: Showcases turned spindle legs, stepped tabletop edges, and antique brass handles that suit traditional or rustic decors
- Enhanced safety: Equipped with two anti-toppling devices to anchor the unit securely to the wall and prevent accidental tipping
- Secure closures: Fitted with magnetic door catches on the cabinets and reinforced with strong back fasteners and screws
Product Benefits
- Drawer storage provides an enclosed place for smaller everyday items and helps keep the main storage area organised.
- Shelving provides dedicated storage space and helps separate different groups of items.
- Solid wood gives the piece a natural look with its own unique grain.
Product Specifications
- Product type: Console Tables
- Colour: Blue/White
- Material: Pine Wood, Engineered Wood
- Inner dimensions of each drawer: 24 x 24.5 x 8 cm (W x D x H)
- Net weight: 19.5 kg
- Weight capacity of top shelf: 30 kg
- Weight capacity of bottom shelf: 20 kg
- Weight capacity of each cabinet: 10 kg
- Weight capacity of each drawer: 5 kg
Dimensions & Sizing
100 x 36 x 86.5 cm (W x D x H)
Packaging & What’s Included
- 1 x Console Table, 1 x Instruction Manual
Assembly
Assembly required.
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