Scandinavian White Oak Logan Narrow Bedside Table | S25502
Description
- 2 year warranty
- Made from sustainably sourced mango wood with a white oak finish
- Incredibly slim at only 30cm wide
- Kiln dried wood for added durability
- Made in a Sedex ethically audited factory
- Each furniture piece is handcrafted and unique
- Brushed brass metal knobs
- Solid wood glides for drawers
- Covered in non toxic water based colour and top coat finish
- Delivered to you in transit and drop tested packaging
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As every piece is hand finished from an entirely natural product, variations in knots, grain detailing, and minor imperfections can sometimes occur. These are considered part of the uniqueness and charm of mango furniture.
Free Delivery
Delivery on this item is free within the mainland UK. Deliveries to Scotland or N. Ireland may have a surcharge added at checkout.
Deliveries are made using DHL tracked service. A specific delivery date can be requested post-purchase by contacting our team.
Deliveries are made 2-3 working days after purchase for all in stock items.
Dimensions
| Product | Clearance from Ground | Boxed | Size of Drawers | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Width | 30 cm | -- | 39 cm | 22.5 cm |
| Depth | 30 cm | -- | 39 cm | 24 cm |
| Height | 57 cm | 27 cm | 47 cm | 8.37 cm |
| Weight | 7 kg | -- | 11.5 kg | -- |
Sisuverse Journal | Nest & Nurtured
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