This desk cabinet is meant to be a practical as well as a decorative addition to your living space! Sturdy material: The engineered wood is of exceptional quality with smooth surface and also features strength, stability and resistance to moisture.Ample storage space: This desk storage includes a multi-purpose storage function with a drawer, and compartments, allowing you to neatly sort your books and files into different categories, which provides a clean and uncluttered desktop.Timeless design: The minimalist design makes the office desk cabinet easily blend into your decor. WARNING:In order to prevent overturning, this product must be used with the wall attachment device provided.Note:Each product comes with an assembly manual in the box for easy assembly.
Product Specifications
Colour: Grey sonoma
Material: Engineered wood
Dimensions: 33.5 x 50 x 75 cm (W x D x H)
• If this product is over 60cm high it must be securely attached to the wall to prevent overturning.
• By choosing FSC certified products, you are supporting responsible management of the world's forests.
This storage cabinet and locker is for domestic, office, or school use. To prevent severe tip-over, structural collapse, or crushing injuries, always anchor the unit securely to wall studs or reinforced surfaces using appropriate heavy-duty anti-tip hardware. Place the locker or cabinet on a flat, level surface and distribute weight evenly across all interior shelves, hooks, or compartments, placing heavier items in the lower sections to maintain a low center of gravity. For models equipped with ventilation louvers or locking mechanisms (such as key or combination locks), ensure locking devices operate smoothly and keep master keys or codes stored safely away from children to prevent accidental entrapment. Never allow children or pets to climb, swing, or play inside enclosed locker compartments. Keep small assembly hardware away from children.
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