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Bookcase Evaralu 101

Product ID: 641534

€150

Quantity:

− +

Product highlights

Closed bookcase

Height: 201.9 cm

Width: 63.5 cm

Depth: 38.7 cm

Dimensions and features

Category:

Furniture collection Evaralu

Height:

201.9 cm

Width:

63.5 cm

Depth:

38.7 cm

Number of doors:

1 pcs.

Weight:

58.52 kg

Max. shelf weight capacity:

3 kg

Max. bottom panel weight capacity:

10 kg

Average delivery time:

17 working days

Shipping cost:

Free delivery within the Island of Ireland

Warranty:

24 months

Package dimensions:

Legs:

Not available

Soft-close mechanism:

Available

Handles:

Metal

Colour:

White
Black

LED:

Available

LED colour:

White

Material:

MFC

MFC

A laminated wood chipboard is a furniture board made by compressing wood chips into a solid board and covering it with laminate on both sides.
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

Additional material:

Glass

Origin:

The European Union

Product ID:

641534

GPSR:

Additional information

Soft-close mechanism

This mechanism is particularly effective in preventing doors and drawers from slamming shut. Thanks to special dampers, the doors and drawers are slowed down just before closing and gently drawn in, ensuring a completely silent operation.

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.

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.