Falco Wentura I 150cm white
Falco Wentura I 150cm white
The Falco Wentura I wardrobe in white offers spacious storage for clothes, accessories, and other personal items, and its narrower design makes it suitable for rooms with less space. The laminated board and MDF construction with a matte white finish looks elegant and is easy to combine with various interior design styles. The Falco Wentura I wardrobe's five height-adjustable shelves let you customise the internal layout to fit the items being stored, while the sliding doors save space in front of the wardrobe.
Key features of the Falco Wentura I wardrobe
- Narrower 150cm width in a two-door design takes up less space while still offering plenty of room for storing clothes and other items
- Five shelves for neat storage of folded clothes and other essentials
- Adjustable shelves let you change the height of individual storage compartments according to the size of the items being stored
- A clothes rail allows for the neat hanging of shirts, blouses, jackets, dresses, or coats and helps prevent them from creasing
- The body and doors are made from durable 16mm thick laminated board with ABS edging, which contributes to a longer furniture lifespan
- The Falco Wentura I wardrobe's sliding doors move along high-quality aluminium guide rails and require no extra room to open
- The laminated board and MDF construction provides a solid foundation for everyday use
- The matte white finish creates a neutral look that is easy to combine with other furniture
Dimensions:
200×150×58cm (H×W×D)
Material:
Laminated board, MDF
Number of adjustable shelves:
5
Opening mechanism:
Sliding
Finish:
White with a matte surface
The wardrobe is delivered flat-packed with the necessary fittings and detailed assembly instructions.
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NÁBYTEK FALCO TRADE s.r.o., Kosmonautů 670, Karviná 734 01, Czech Republic, +420 777 747 220, [email protected]
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
