Beschreiwung
Säit Dësch, Folding Sofa Table with Charging Points and Storage Shelf, Narrow Bedside Table for Small Spaces, Stabil Struktur, Grey and Black EBG342BZ01
- Minimalist Style: With an industrial-style matte black metal frame and vintage design grey and black wood panel, this side table attracts attention and becomes a decorative piece for your home
- Folding design: The top drawer is hinged and allows you to store objects out of sight. Vintage wood bottom shelves are open for placing lamps, Handyen, ornaments or books. The Sofa Table measures 48 x 26 x 64 cm and takes up very little space, keeping the room always tidy
- Versatile: Side table with charging points; Charging station includes two 3-hole power outlets and 2 USB ports to easily charge your phone, Tablet, lamp or laptop, keeping everything you need at your fingertips
- Safe and Practical: The charging station has its own storage area so you don't have to worry about kids accidentally touching it while charging. You can also leave drinks on the table without worrying about spilling out. Side notches prevent annoying cables on the table
- EINFACH MONTAGE: The products we provide will save you more installation time, spend more time with your family and friends, and reduce assembly difficulty to the lowest level
This side table with charging points can be used in many places in your home, as a coffee table next to the sofa or as a bedside table in the bedroom. This is a unique advantage that makes it especially suitable for small spaces. The top lid is a flip surface that gives this coffee table more space to store items, which is very practical.
Spezifikatioune:
- - Faarf: Schwaarz a gro
- - Materials: Chipboard, metallen
- - Product dimensions: 48 x 26 x 64 cm
- - Produit Gewiicht: 7.3 kg
Package Inhalt:
- - 1 x Auxiliary Table
- - 1 x Accessoire Kit
- - 1 x Allen Key
- - 1 x Uweisungen(IN, VUN, IT, ES, FR)
HOOBRO Precautionary actions:
- No exemption put the product in direct sunlight or place it in a humid environment for long periods of time.
