Parota 3 Drawer Desk
Parota 3 Drawer Desk
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Dimensions
Width: 28
Height: 31.5
Depth: 60
Color
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Features
- Parota wood on top and sustainable mango wood on the rest of the case piece.
- Clear multi-step lacquer that let’s the natural parota grain come through
- Mortise and tenon construction ensure stability and durability on all pieces.
- Three drawers. English dovetail on 100% solid wood drawer fronts. Hafele full-extension steel glides.
- Hand-wrought iron pulls and metal frame with non-chip finish in matte black.
- Hand carved butterfly joints and finger joint construction between slabs. The knots on the wood's surface are natural markings that give each piece of lumber its unique identity.
Product Description
The exceptional Parota collection features a top crafted from Parota wood, a species native to Mexico and South America. This outstanding collection is lightly hand-distressed and incorporates metal details for added elegance.
Specification
| General | |
| Wt | 120 lb |
| General | |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Group Color | Brown |
| Material | Parota |
| Material | Mango |
| Finish | Clear lacquer coating |
| Style | Rustic |
| Weight | 120 lb |
From the Manufacturer
Warranty
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Delivery
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Disclosures
Proposition 65 Warning for California ResidentsFeatures
- Parota wood on top and sustainable mango wood on the rest of the case piece.
- Clear multi-step lacquer that let’s the natural parota grain come through
- Mortise and tenon construction ensure stability and durability on all pieces.
- Three drawers. English dovetail on 100% solid wood drawer fronts. Hafele full-extension steel glides.
- Hand-wrought iron pulls and metal frame with non-chip finish in matte black.
- Hand carved butterfly joints and finger joint construction between slabs. The knots on the wood's surface are natural markings that give each piece of lumber its unique identity.