Folsom 3 Door Sideboard - Brown

Eco-friendly furniture with plenty of chic designer style. The Folsom range of dining and occasional furniture transforms reclaimed pine and pallet wood into chic, modern dining and occasional furniture. Discover generously sized square and rectangular dining tables, characterful occasional tables, sideboards and dining benches – every piece unique and beautifully finished with a clear lacquer to show off the natural characteristics of the wood grain. Contemporary dining chairs in antiqued faux leather complete the range. Exclusive to Furniture Village at a fantastic price. Modern, eco-friendly large sideboard at a great value price. Made from sustainable reclaimed pine and pallet wood. Completely unique, with characterful natural grain and markings. The Folsom three door sideboard has plenty of contemporary style, provides practical storage and its eco-credentials are superb. It’s so chic and modern it’s hard to believe that this statement sideboard is made from sustainable reclaimed pine and pallet wood. Every Folsom sideboard is unique, with its own distinctive natural grain and markings adding to its beauty. This natural finish is beautifully enhanced with a subtle grey patina and a coating of clear, hardwearing lacquer. The design is in the plank style, with three doors finished with attractive black antiqued metal handles. Inside each cupboard you’ll find two useful fixed shelves providing plenty of useful storage. Part of the Folsom range of dining and occasional furniture, exclusive to Furniture Village at a fantastic value price. WARNING!. Furniture can tip over unexpectedly and cause injury. This item shall be fixed to a wall using the anti-tip kit provided with the furniture. Be sure to use the correct wall fixings suitable for the walls in your home. Did you know?. Natural wood has unique markings, with some colour variation. The colour and tone of wood improves with age. Due to the reclaimed nature of the wood used to make the Folsom range, no two pieces are the same. All have individual markings and distressing from years of weathering – which only adds to the character.