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Santana Reclaimed Oak Double Wardrobe
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About the product
Santana Double Wardrobe (STWD8)
This rustic and characterful range of furniture is made using reclaimed oak. It has a wonderful deep patina finish which brings out the grain of this lovely old timber. It is very solid, chunky furniture which will look great in a Thames side penthouse or C17th country cottage. It is finished off with attractive metal handles. See its sister range the Brooklyn collection which is more traditional.
Dimensions:
Width: 1300 mm
Depth: 620 mm
Height: 2200 mm
Wardrobe Construction/Packaging These wardrobes arrive in more than one box. The bottom drawer section is assembled in one box. The top section (cupboard area) is unassembled. Putting them together is very straightforward and they are really sturdy as you would expect. This is a similar method that was used with antique wardrobes that were made and transported from Europe in the 1900's.
Dimensions
W1300 mm x H2200 mm x D/L620 mm
Wood Type
Oak
Finish
Lacquered
Height
220cm
87in
Width
130cm
51in 1/2
Length
62cm
24in 1/2
Wardrobe Size Size
Double
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“Many thanks for an excellent service.The three items ordered arrived safely and on time.They are very well made and of excellent quality and were a very good price .It was an easy internet shopping experience from start to finish.Thank you again for your excellent service. ”
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