Bonwick Corner Bookshelf VendorCollectionId_T444 2 smooth-gliding drawers with fully Size:7" W x 7" D x 10.5" H
Bonwick Corner Bookshelf VendorCollectionId_T444 2 smooth-gliding drawers with fully Size:7" W x 7" D x 10.5" H
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Bonwick Corner Bookshelf VendorCollectionId_T444 2 smooth gliding drawers with fully Size:7" W x 7" D x 10.5" H 2 smooth gliding drawers with fully finished interiors Bathed in a warm oil rubbed bronze tone finish Key Features: • Five tier corner shelf with curved shelves and rich cappuccino finish • Rubberwood and engineered wood construction ensures structural strength • Compact triangular base ideal for small living rooms or bedrooms • Open frame design provides visual lightness and accessibility • Perfect for display in corners with limited wall space • Includes tip over restraint to ensure safe this four tier bookcase is a convenient option for a small space
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