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Grand Iona weathered oak bookcase with dentil cornice, 5 shelves, 2 cupboards, pull-out shelves, and matching pieces. Dramatic and impressive.

44cm d x 210cm w x 245cm h

Description

12-month warranty

Beautifully crafted from gorgeous weathered oak, this fine piece brings drama and period elegance to your home.

245cm (Height), 210cm (Width), 44cm (Depth)

The dentil cornice enhances the sense of refinement in an exceptional bookcase to complete your room and the secure ladder ensures that you can reach every volume with ease.

Information

Assembly: Free assembly on site
Material: Oak and zinc alloy
Colour: Weathered oak

Details

Number of Shelves: 5
Number of Doors: 4

Additional information

Ensure the ladder is secure and hooked over the rail. Hold the ladder tightly and move up a rung at a time, using care!
Please make sure that the item is anchored to the wall if needed and use the correct hardware for your wall type

Maintenance

Softwood Care:

Softwood is a lighter and usually less expensive alternative to hardwood. It is also non-porous because they are usually already lacquered and sealed which adds a moisture barrier.

Remove dust from wood using a barely damp lint-free cloth (ideally micro-fibre). Dust, when not removed, will become abrasive and can damage the wood.
Wipe up any sticky areas or spills quickly using a barely damp microfibre cloth. There should not be enough water in this cloth to leave a residue. A softwood dining table is usually lacquered/sealed and this provides a moisture barrier that prevents spills from soaking in. This sealant is also highly resistant to heat and water.
Softwood doesn't require any oiling or waxing.

* Chemical & disinfectant sprays should be avoided at all costs. *

Always consult the manufacturer's instructions before treating your wood as the correct treatment will vary according to the nature of the wood and the processes used to finish it.

We recommend contacting a wood care technician to fix any permanent damage or long-term stains that have occurred over time.