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Acacia Veneer Console Table with 4 Spacious Drawers, Modern Crisscross Design Entryway Table with Open Bottom Storage,Farmhouse Sofa Table for Living Room,Kitchen,Dining Room,Hallway.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Acacia Veneer：Crafted with premium acacia wood veneer, this elegant entryway table showcases beautiful natural wood grain for a warm, organic look.The smooth finish enhances the wood's rich texture while offering durable protection.
- Spacious 4 Drawers：This stylish and functional console table featuring four roomy drawers for effortless organization. Perfect for storing keys, mail, scented candles, and other daily essentials while keeping your space clutter-free.
- 60-Inch Entryway Console：The extended length provides generous surface space, making it ideal for table lamps, photo frames, and decorative accents.
- Solid Acacia Legs：The acacia wood’s durability ensures long-lasting support.Featuring sturdy solid acacia wood legs, this entry table offers both natural beauty and exceptional durability.
- Open Underneath Design：Boasting a spacious open base, this console table easily fits robot vacuums, laundry baskets or other bulky items. The clever design offers flexible storage in your entry space.
- X-Leg Chic Entry Table：Add modern farmhouse charm to your space with this stylish entryway table featuring distinctive X-shaped cross legs that create visual interest and sturdy support.
- Product Dimensions：60.09"L x 15.75"W x 30"H
- Product Weight：60.17 LBS
- Table Top Weight Capacity：220 LBS
- Table top Material：MDF+ACACIA VENEER
- Leg Material：ACACIA
- Drawer material：MDF+ACACIA VENEER+PLYWOOD
- Assembly Required
- MDF + ACACIA
- Other
- Imported
DBA GigaCloud Technology USA Inc
4388 SHIRLEY AVE EL MONTE, California 91731
kohls-operation@gigacloudtech.com
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