TONSTAD bookcase, brown stained oak veneer, 32 1 / 8 "x14 5 / 8 "x78 7 / 8 "
Classic design meets beautifully brushed veneer in the TONSTAD series – giving the furniture a unique character. This bookcase offers plenty of storage space and gives your home an elegant, timeless look.
Features
Key features
3 movable shelves make it easy to adapt the space to your storage needs.
The brushed veneer gives the furniture a unique look and a personal character.
A simple unit can be enough storage for a limited space or the foundation for a larger storage solution if your needs change.
The furniture in the TONSTAD series is designed to go well together. Use each piece of furniture as a beautiful solitaire or combine them to create your own personal solution.
Designer
Good to know
This furniture must be secured to the wall with the enclosed wall anchoring device.
Designers Eva Lilja Löwenhielm and Ola Wihlborg
"When designing TONSTAD, we wanted to create a storage series with balanced proportions and a classic, timeless character. The pieces of furniture have generous sizes, great functions – and can be used individually or in larger combinations. We’ve worked with veneer and solid wood that have a tactile feel and develop a nice patina over time. We hope that many people will create their own personal storage solutions – and experience the quality of both the materials and design."
Assembled size
| Depth: | 14 5/8 " |
|---|---|
| Height: | 78 7/8 " |
| Width: | 32 1/8 " |
| Max load/shelf: | 60 lb |
| Shelf, depth: | 13 3/4 " |
Package size & weight.
Do you take it home? Make sure it fits in your vehicle.
Total packages: 2
Materials
Care instructions
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Check regularly that all assembly fastenings are properly tightened and retighten when necessary.
Assembly instructions
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