Curved Chestnut Console Table

IN311
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This simple, elegant console table has beautiful curved edges to fit perfectly in any home or living space, suiting most decors, this 100% solid mango wood unit has been built with sustainably sourced timbers and has two drawers and 1 open slot to help you keep your home organised and storing any little household objects. It has shiny brass knobs and has a fine chestnut finish with 4 Scandinavian style legs.

Timber Compliances:
This product is made using sustainable resources under certified commercial plantation programme.

Evironmental Compliances:
This product complies with the Eco friendly treatment as the pest control used on the timber is environmental safe, this is called Bi flex.

Packaging Compliances:
As part of UK’s Waste Packaging Regulations, this product has a waste packaging component of 2.1 KG (Box weight 20.2 KG minus product weight 18.1) KG.

Aftercare:
Avoid placing your furniture under direct sunlight and/or near radiators. Also, occasionally polish the non-painted furniture parts with bees wax to retain sheen and for longer lifespan.

Caution:
All weight and dimensions might vary from the given specifications as all products are handcrafted individually. This furniture piece is exclusively handcrafted using 100% solid fruit wood with no veneers or laminations whatsoever hence features like grain patterns, knots, minor movements or variations are natural occurrences and should not be treated as defects.

	Product	Boxed
Height	90 cm	30 cm
Width	90 cm	95 cm
Depth	35 cm	40 cm
Volume	--	0.11 Cubic Meters
Weight	20.8 Kg	22.8 Kg

Our team have been working hard to ensure that our packaging is fully enhanced. We always strive to provide you with a better service, which is why we have added a more structural method; this typically includes thermocol, strong condensed cardboard edges, further layers of protections, secured hardware packaging etc, to make sure that your items are delivered safely with our drop-ship program. Last update – October 2018