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Kitchen Storage Trolley Cart Rolling Island Shelves Cupboard 3 Drawers Cabinet

~~£399.99~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The key to keeping a neat kitchen or creating a convenient dining environment is bringing the kitchen cart home. This elegant kitchen storage trolley cart features a rubber wood countertop with a drop leaf, allowing you to customize your food prep surface according to your needs. It rolls easily to any location thanks to its smooth-rolling wheels. A spice storage shelf and towel rack provide quick access to spice bottles and kitchen towels when needed.

Technical specifications

Color: White

Material: Rubber Wood, MDF, Engineered Wood

Overall Dimension (with drop leaf up): 136 cm x 76 cm x 91 cm (L x W x H)

Countertop Size (with drop leaf down): 111 cm x 43 cm (L x W)

Drop Leaf Size: 111 cm x 33 cm (L x W)

Drawer Size: 35 cm x 26 cm (L x W)

Weight Capacity of Countertop: 50 kg

Weight Capacity of the Drop-leaf Worktop: 15 kg

Weight Capacity of Each Shelf: 20 kg

Weight Capacity of Each Drawer: 5 kg

Net Weight: 47.5 kg

Gross Weight: 50 kg

Compatibility and accessories

Includes 1 x Kitchen Cart

Includes 1 x Instruction manual

Installation

Assembly required; instructions included

Usage

Ideal for kitchen and dining room to maintain a neat environment

Adjustable shelves and drawers help keep items classified and organized

Spice storage shelf and towel rack enhance accessibility

Features

Brand
COSTWAY
Colour
White
Material
MDF / Engineered wood
Height
91 cm
Width
76 cm
Length
136 cm
Weight
47.5 kg
ManoMano Reference
ME79586952
MMID
679665650228
Product code
KC54246WH+
EAN
7984702291986

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