Vintage Stainless Steel Bench Dining Bench Entryway Shoe Bench Bed End Bench mu-kkxlcd-chair

Name: Vintage Stainless Steel Bench Dining Bench Entryway Shoe Bench Bed End Bench mu-kkxlcd-chair
Brand: HALF HOUSE
SKU: 45491831210202
Price: 549.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$549.00

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SIZE: 43.3"L x 16.5"W 43.3"L x 16.5"W 51.2"L x 16.5"W 13.8"L x 16.5"W

COLOR: Black Black Brown

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Spec

Material:

Stainless Steel,Faux Leather

Made in China
Assembly Required:Easy Installation
Caution:Due to differences in monitor settings, the colors in the product images may have slight variations from the actual item.

Moving Precautions

Measurement: Before purchasing, measure the space where the furniture will be placed, as well as the pathways it will need to pass through, including doorways, hallways, and elevators.
Clear Pathways: Ensure that all pathways from the delivery point to the final location are clear of obstacles. This includes removing any furniture, rugs, or other items that might block the way.
Protect Floors: Use protective coverings on floors to prevent damage during the moving process. Felt pads or blankets can be used to safeguard hardwood or tiled floors.
Team Effort: For larger items, ensure you have enough people to help with the move. Heavy and bulky furniture pieces may require more than two people to maneuver safely.
Assembly: Some furniture items may require assembly upon delivery. Make sure you have the necessary tools and follow the assembly instructions carefully to avoid damage or injury.
Professional Help: If you are unsure about moving or assembling the furniture yourself, consider hiring professional movers or assemblers to assist you.

About Boxwood

Boxwood trees are often planted as garden trees or hedges, so many people are likely familiar with them. The difference in color between the heartwood and sapwood is minimal, with the wood itself exhibiting hues of yellowish-white and yellowish-brown. The wood is known for its density, resulting in an exceptionally fine texture, and growth rings are barely discernible.

With an air-dry specific gravity ranging from 0.75 to 0.95, the wood is both heavy and hard. Originally, these trees do not grow very large, and the wood is dense with a glossy finish, making it well-known for use in crafts. It is a traditional material for variously shaped combs.