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Product description
This rolling kitchen island cart provides practical food preparation space and versatile storage for your home. It suits kitchens, dining rooms, or living areas, functioning as a dedicated workstation, sideboard, or mobile drinks station.
Fitted with smooth-gliding wheels, it moves effortlessly wherever you need extra surface area and organisation.
Key Features
- Solid wood worktop: The robust rubber wood countertop securely holds appliances such as microwave ovens while offering ample food preparation space
- Reversible drawer access: Two practical drawers can be inserted and pulled out from either the front or the back to suit your room layout
- Dedicated wine storage: A built-in two-tier wine rack securely holds your bottles alongside a wide open shelf and a bottom rack for larger pots
- Lockable mobility: Four universal wheels ensure smooth movement across your floors, with two integrated brakes to keep the unit firmly in place when needed
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: Kitchen Islands & Carts
- Colour: White
- Material: Rubber Wood, Pine Wood, Engineered Wood
- Inner dimensions of each drawer: 25.5 x 28.5 x 15.5 cm (W x D x H)
- Net weight: 16 kg
- Weight capacity of countertop: 30 kg
- Weight capacity of open shelf: 20 kg
- Weight capacity of each drawer: 5 kg
- Weight capacity of each wine rack: 5 kg
- Weight capacity of bottom shelf: 10 kg
Dimensions & Sizing
65 x 37 x 89 cm (W x D x H)
Packaging & What’s Included
- 1 x Kitchen Island Cart, 1 x User Manual
Assembly
Assembly required.
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