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Shoe cabinet Veltena 119

Product code: 370668

€419

Quantity:

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Product highlights

Width 530 mm

Depth 300 mm

With hinged drawer

Dimensions and features

Category:

Furniture collection Veltena

Height:

1320 mm

Width:

530 mm

Depth:

300 mm

Thickness of casing plate:

16 mm

Thickness of front plate:

16 mm

Thickness of upper plate:

16 mm

Leg height:

30 mm

Average delivery time:

16 working days

Shipping cost:

Free delivery throughout Ireland

Warranty:

24 months

Legs:

Plastic

Soft-close mechanism:

Available

Shoe cabinet type:

Hinged drawer

Handles:

Metal

Colour:

Glossy 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.

Additional material:

Metal
ABS

ABS

The edges of the furniture are covered with finishing tape - this material is made of strong plastic, which is usually used to protect the edges of the furniture boards.

Origin:

Germany

Product code:

370668

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.

ABS-edged panels

The furniture edges are finished with an edging strip — a durable plastic material commonly used to protect panel edges from damage.

Thermoformed MDF

The main feature of these panels is their seamless design and rounded corners. The MDF panel (medium-density fibreboard) is milled, with its edges rounded and coated with adhesive. A decorative foil is then applied in a vacuum onto the MDF panel. Under negative pressure, the foil adheres to the surface and fuses with it. After the process, the excess foil is trimmed at the back of the panel. This method prevents the formation of visible panel joints.