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Lyon Oak 120cm Sideboard
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About the product
The Lyon Oak 120cm Sideboard has three compact drawers, one of which is left-hand opening and two which are right hand opening. Each cupboard features a shelf which is adjustable to three different heights making this sideboard versatile and practical. This product is crafted from solid American oak and oak veneers and displays the natural knots and grain patterns in the wood. This is a durable product from our supplier Bentley Designs, which has a hard-wearing Becker and Acroma oiled finish.
The Lyon Oak 120cm sideboard would create a striking and fresh statement in a dining room and provide lots of useful storage. Blum soft-closing drawers are used in this piece and these come with a choice of metal or wooden handles, the metal enhancing the highlights in the wood and the wooden handles blending with the natural tones.
Dimensions:
120cm x 51cm x 86cm h
Product Code 2650-10
Drawers
3
Doors
3
Height
86cm
34in
Width
120cm
47in 1/2
Length
51cm
20in 1/2
Table Type
Sideboard
Shape
Rectangular
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