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Bookcase Verlara 104

Product ID: 459145

£259

Additional products:

LED lighting Verlara 115

£30

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Quantity:

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Product highlights

Closed bookcase

With doors

Height: 192 cm

Width: 66 cm

Dimensions and features

Category:

Furniture collection Verlara

Height:

192 cm

Width:

66 cm

Depth:

40 cm

Carcass panel thickness:

1.6 cm

Front panel thickness:

2.2 cm

Top panel thickness:

1.6 cm

Number of doors:

1 pcs.

Maximum top panel weight capacity:

8 kg

Average delivery time:

17 w.d.

Shipping cost:

Free delivery across Great Britain

Package dimensions:

Legs:

Plastic

Handles:

Plastic

Reversible furniture:

Colour:

Glossy white
Oak

LED:

Not available

Material:

MFC
MDF

MDF

MDF stands for Medium Density Fibreboard. This board is similar to chipboard, but its production is different. MDF board is obtained by gluing and pressing wood fibers to form a solid board. Therefore, these panels have a particularly high resistance to breakage and bending.
Tempered glass

Finish:

Origin:

The European Union

Product ID:

459145

GPSR:

Additional information

Tempered glass

This is heat-treated glass with a mechanical strength that is 5–6 times greater than standard, untreated glass. As a result, it is significantly more resistant to physical impact, high temperatures, and thermal fluctuations. When broken, the glass shatters into many small fragments that are far less sharp than those of regular glass, making it a safer option.

Reversible furniture

Reversible furniture is an excellent choice if you're unsure which side configuration suits your space best. It can be assembled in either a left-hand or right-hand facing version, giving you the flexibility to decide what works for your layout. You can take your time before assembly to choose the ideal orientation, ensuring the furniture fits perfectly into your home.

MDF coated

MDF stands for medium-density fibreboard. It is similar to chipboard, but differs in how it is produced. MDF is made by bonding and pressing wood fibres together to form a solid, uniform panel. As a result, it offers excellent resistance to cracking and bending.