Fine LivingSheldon Minimalist Side Table
R699
About
This cool minimalist styling of this mid-century inspired table is a great addition in any modern living space. Use this as your bedroom pedestal, a side table in the lounge, functional stand in your study or a piece to show off your favourite coffee table books and plants. This design is sleek and will last years in any space. With this table being so conveniently sized and functional it is the perfect piece to add to any room. It has a hidden compartment under the top base shelf for those things you want to put away for neatness and storage. It is a classic piece that will go with any design. It is made with 15mm melamine particle board with pvc edge banding. The top of the table also lifts with an arm to expand height and to hide away certain goods.
Product Features
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Modern minimalistic design
- Wooden look and feel
- Sleek contruction
- Easy to assemble- Some DIY needed
- Easy to move and stack
- Can be used anywhere in the home ( Indoors)
- Durable
- Adjustable lifting top
- Product dimensions: 49x46x50cm
What Comes In The Box:
- 1 x Instruction manual
- 36 x Nuts and Metal round connectors
- 4 x Fitted wood pieces
- 8 x Rubber foot stoppers
- 16 x Screws
- 2 x Extendable arms
- 12 x Wooden coloumns
- 3 x Base shelves
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