
64" H Farmhouse Pantry Cabinet with 2 Rattan Doors, Adjustable Shelves Storage Organizer for Kitchen, Dining Room & Bathroom, Freestanding Food Cupboard with Vintage Style — Open-Box, 18% Off
Brand: IDEALHOUSE
Description
【Warm Farmhouse Design】 Crafted from engineered wood with a warm walnut finish, the open rattan doors are both beautiful and breathable, effectively reducing odors from dishes and adding a vintage, pastoral feel to any kitchen or dining room.
【Versatile Tiered Storage System】 The double-layered storage features six adjustable shelves (two shelves with three levels of adjustment) for easily storing small appliances, pots, and other items of varying sizes, making it suitable for a variety of uses, including kitchens, dining rooms, and bathrooms.
【Magnetic Safety Door】 The built-in magnetic closure allows the door to close almost automatically, effectively blocking insects, rats, and ants from entering, ensuring the hygienic safety of food and utensils.
【Reinforced Solid Wood Legs with Anti-Tip】 Thickened solid wood legs combined with anti-tip hardware enhance the cabinet's stability, ensuring it remains stable even when fully loaded.
【Large Capacity and Scientific Partitioning】 This tall kitchen pantry measures 28.9 inches wide, 15.2 inches deep, and 64.2 inches high, providing ample storage space. Our kitchen pantry comes with simple assembly instructions for quick installation.
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-ca-b0fnc4mjwb
- Model:
- yZOizG0Wz4VVp_sfnVdQhgy05OF0S
- Country:
- CA
- ASIN:
- B0FNC4MJWB
- UPC:
- 199641142047
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