Connel
Lead time 8 weeks
| Metalwork | Matt Black |
| Wood finish | Walnut |
| Wood | Walnut |
| Shelves thickness | 3 cm |
| Shelves/drawers qty | 4 shelves |
| Weight | approx 60 kg |
| Sanding type | Smooth |
| Assembly | Required |
Handmade Walnut Sideboard Handcrafted Natural Walnut sideboard with brass inlays. Made of American walnut. The sideboard has matt black legs extending from the bottom of the unit giving a hovering effect when looking from the above.
Natural wood has characteristics that include cracks in the wood, knots, mineral deposits, inclusions, as well as grain and pigment variations (sometimes filler or a wood patch is required). Seasoning and drying the wood reduces splitting and warping, but some natural movement is to be expected. Variations in height, width or depth for all pieces may vary. Use coasters or placemats to help prevent marks or stains. Wipe the item clean with a soft, dry cloth after each use.Remember, the first 12 months is the toughest time for your table because it is the first time the timber has experienced the 4 seasons indoors. So once you’re through this settling period the table should have acclimatised and experienced the majority of movement you can expect. Each item is unique and no two are exactly alike.
Delivery Options:
United Kingdom:
From £90.00 two men delivery service with assembly.
Collection from our warehouse in Walsall: free of charge
Northern Ireland:
One-man delivery service: £100.00
Ireland:
One-man delivery service £100.00
For other countries please find your prices at the checkout.
| Metalwork | Matt Black |
| Wood finish | Walnut |
| Wood | Walnut |
| Shelves thickness | 3 cm |
| Shelves/drawers qty | 4 shelves |
| Weight | approx 60 kg |
| Sanding type | Smooth |
| Assembly | Required |
Handmade Walnut Sideboard Handcrafted Natural Walnut sideboard with brass inlays. Made of American walnut. The sideboard has matt black legs extending from the bottom of the unit giving a hovering effect when looking from the above.
Natural wood has characteristics that include cracks in the wood, knots, mineral deposits, inclusions, as well as grain and pigment variations (sometimes filler or a wood patch is required). Seasoning and drying the wood reduces splitting and warping, but some natural movement is to be expected. Variations in height, width or depth for all pieces may vary. Use coasters or placemats to help prevent marks or stains. Wipe the item clean with a soft, dry cloth after each use.Remember, the first 12 months is the toughest time for your table because it is the first time the timber has experienced the 4 seasons indoors. So once you’re through this settling period the table should have acclimatised and experienced the majority of movement you can expect. Each item is unique and no two are exactly alike.
