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Kast Bullnose 3 Planken Mangohout Raw Materials

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Kast Bullnose 3 Planken Mangohout Raw MaterialsLevertijd: 2 5 werkdagen Een rek dat organische vormen en duurzaam vakmanschap combineert. Het Bullnose rek met 3 planken is gemaakt van duurzaam mangohout en geeft een warme, natuurlijke uitstraling. De afgeronde zijkanten zorgen voor een zachte vormgeving die past bij zowel moderne als klassieke interieurs. Specificaties Afmetingen: 100 x 38 x 100 cm (B x D x H) Materiaal: Massief mangohout Afwerking: Geschuurd met sealer en waxlaag Aantal planken:

Levertijd: 2-5 werkdagen

Een rek dat organische vormen en duurzaam vakmanschap combineert. Het Bullnose rek met 3 planken is gemaakt van duurzaam mangohout en geeft een warme, natuurlijke uitstraling. De afgeronde zijkanten zorgen voor een zachte vormgeving die past bij zowel moderne als klassieke interieurs.

Specificaties

Afmetingen: 100 x 38 x 100 cm (B x D x H)
Materiaal: Massief mangohout
Afwerking: Geschuurd met sealer en waxlaag
Aantal planken: 3

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Bullnose Collectie 

De Bullnose collectie kenmerkt zich door organische vormen met afgeronde zijkanten in duurzaam mangohout uit India. Te combineren met salontafels, eettafels en bijzettafels uit dezelfde collectie.

Onderhoud

Neem af met een licht vochtige of droge stofdoek. Vermijd schoonmaakmiddelen met siliconen of ammoniak. Wrijf jaarlijks wax in het hout voor een mooie glans en beschermende laag.

Stylingtip

Gebruik het Bullnose rek in de woonkamer voor decoratieve objecten, boeken en planten, of in de keuken voor servies en accessoires. Combineer met andere items uit de Bullnose collectie voor een harmonieus geheel.

Overige informatie

Artikelnummer: CLMW00081
Merk: Raw Materials Amsterdam

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