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Commercial L shaped corner desk Amazon sonoma 180x160x76cm
Smart solutions are at hand with the Amazon table. A Modern L-shaped design, this sonoma table is a blend of form with function. The Amazon table is enclosed a set of drawers and cabinets. The corner is placed on the right side of the user to enable easy access to his files and documents.
Technical Specifications:
- Surface made of high quality melamine, 25 mm thick.
- Includes: drawer and cabinet.
- Available in sonoma color.
Product Dimensions:
- Length: 180 cm.
- Depth: 160 cm.
- Total Height: 76 cm.
- Desk width: 80 cm.
- Width of auxiliary corner: 40 cm.
Material Information:
- Chipboard: Chipboard, also known as particleboard, is a composite wood material made from small wood chips, usually pine or fir, glued together under high pressure and temperature using resins. It is widely used in furniture construction, interior surfaces, and structural applications. Made from recycled materials, it is resistant to bends, abrasions, and other natural wear.
- Melamine (LPB): LPB (Low Pressure Melamine) melamine is a synthetic material widely used in surface treatment of chipboard in furniture and surface construction, due to its durability and ease of maintenance. It is applied to substrates such as MDF (Medium-density fibreboard) or OSB (Oriented Strand Board) to produce durable surfaces.
Maintenance Instructions:
- Chipboard: For cleaning chipboard, you can use a soft cloth lightly dampened with water and mild detergent. Avoid excessive use of water and keep the surface dry after cleaning.
- Melamine (LPB): To remove stains from the surface, use a soft cloth with warm water and mild soap. Gently wipe the surface until the stain is removed. Melamine is sensitive to moisture, so it is important to protect it from water.
Remarks:
- The product is delivered in factory packaging with a detailed assembly guide.
- The color of the product may vary slightly from its photographic representation on your screen.
