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Lap wall shelving

Lap wall shelving

Product catalog summary
Product Overview: The Lap wall shelving is a versatile and functional shelving unit designed by Marina Bautier. It features a solid oak frame that is mounted on the wall, complemented by various powder-coated folded sheet metal components.
Components: The shelving unit includes a bookshelf, a tray shelf, a deep box, a shallow box, and a pen tray. These components are designed to drop into and overlap the frame, allowing for customizable configurations.
Adaptability: An extension kit is available to adapt the shelving unit to the user's specific needs, enhancing its functionality and versatility.
Dimensions: The shelving unit measures W 730 x H 530 x D 350.
Manufacturer Information: The product is available from Case, located in London SW4 6BB. More information can be found on their website: www.casefurniture.co.uk.
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Marina Bautier Lap wall shelving This is a simple, highly functional shelving unit comprising a solid oak frame which is mounted on the wall and a variety of folded sheet metal components, which are powder-coated. These include a bookshelf, a tray shelf, a deep box shallow box, and pen tray which can drop into and overlap the frame. By adding an extension kit, the shelving unit can be adapted to the needs of the user. Lap wall shelving from Case, London SW4 6BB, www.casefurniture.co.uk

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