Description
TREXM Sideboard Console Table with Bottom Shelf, Farmhouse Wood/Glass Buffet Storage Cabinet Living Room (Antique Navy)
Features:
1. Featuring spacious open table top and bottom shelf, two glass-front cabinets and two drawers, this sideboard provide you enough storage space for your favourite decorations or books or for storing necessities and tableware.
2. Exquisite appearance design, the sleek corners of the bottom plate and distinctive solid wood Roman legs create a distressed retro style.
3. Sophisticated brass knobs add culture and elegance to this transitional console table. This piece of home furniture is designed to be a multi-functional space saverwhich is suitable for dining room, entrance or living room.
4. Solid wood frames and legs and tempered glass make this cabinet stable and durable.
5. Sideboard cabinet measurements: 42″ L x 14″ W x 34.2″ H. Easy assemble, simply attach the four base legs and bottom shelf.
Selling point:
1. Retro design
2. Easy assemble
3. The profit is very high
4. Three colors to choose
5. Special protection was made inside the package
Dimensions & Weight:
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Overall Dimension
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42″ L x 14″ W x 34.2″ H
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Detail Dimension
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Please refer to the image.
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Package Dimension
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46“L x 17”W x 14”H
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Overall Weight
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40.1LBS
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Package Weight
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50LBS
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Weight Capacity
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Top shelf:52KG
Drawer:20KG
Bottom shelf:30KG
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Specifications:
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Product Name
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Sideboard
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Material
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Pine wood frame and legs
MDF panels
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Thickness
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Top shelf:15mm
Bottom shelf:15mm
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Finish
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Distressed Finish
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Color
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Antique Navy |
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Assembly Required
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20min
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Package Number
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1
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Product Warranty
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Half a year warranty
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Service:
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Non-working days: Delivery on the first business day after Saturday, Sunday, and holidays.
Transportation time is 2-10 days, 3-5 days to arrival to receiver is the fastest possible.
3. Product Quality Test
The package includes 200 pounds of poly foam inner lining and carton. Our packaging has been tested and can pass the 80 centimeter drop test.
