BraggChicago Storage Display Cabinet
R1,899
About
This Bragg Chicago storage display cabinet is the perfect addition for any room in the house. This unit offers plenty of storage space on three open display shelves and two height-adjustable shelves behind the slated door. The black metal framework with adjustable feet ensures stability whilst allowing the spacious tabletop to carry a load of 30kg.
Product Features
- 1 year guarantee
- Easy to assemble
- Modern industrial style
- Colour: Rustic brown, black
- Material: MDF, Metal
- Product Size: 70 x 30 x 81 cm (L x W x H)
- Max. static load capacity of tabletop: 30kg
- Max. static load capacity of open shelves: 20kg each
- Max. static load capacity of shelves in cupboard: 15kg each
- Max. static load capacity of bottom level of cupboard: 15g
- Quantity of shelves in cupboard: 2 (3 heights adjustable)
- Assembly required
- Included:
- 1 x Storage Display Cabinet
- 1 x Assembly Kit
- 1 x Instructions
Please note:
- Please do not place objects exceeding the weight limit on the product
- Please do not expose the product to direct sunlight or place in a damp environment
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