Four-door wardrobe Charlotte
- Product Code: Four-door wardrobe Charlotte
| wardrobe height mm | 2200 |
| width of the wardrobe mm | 1933 |
| depth of wardrobe mm | 620 |
| the number of facades | 4 |
| number of shelves | 9 |
| number of rods | 1 |
| number of drawers | 4 |
| drawer runners | Hettich |
| furniture hinges | Blum |
| materials | bottom - mdf + oak veneer; side panels - mdf + oak veneer; shelves - mdf + oak veneer; facades - mdf + oak veneer; roof - mdf + oak veneer |
| features | there is an option with mirrors on the middle facades |
- Availability: In Stock
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Description
Introducing the four-door Charlotte wardrobe - a true symbol of elegance and functionality for your space.
The Charlotte wardrobe impresses with its enormous possibilities and striking design. With its height of 2200 mm, width of 1933 mm and depth of 620 mm, it creates an impression of grandeur and luxury.
The cabinet is made in a natural oak knotty shade, which gives it a unique character and adds natural beauty to your interior. The materials used in the production, such as mdf and oak veneer, provide not only an aesthetic appearance, but also reliability and long service life. Four facades of the Charlotte wardrobe create depth and sophistication in your space, and nine shelves allow you to store your clothes, shoes and accessories in a convenient and organized way.
One hanger bar helps to keep your clothes organized and easy to find. Four drawers provide organized storage for a variety of items, keeping things clean and tidy. The Hettich drawer guides and Blum hinges ensure that the drawers open and close easily and smoothly, ensuring reliability and long service life. A special accent of the Charlotte wardrobe is the possibility to choose a variant with mirrors on the middle facades. This will create a sense of chiaroscuro and expand the space in your interior. The four-door wardrobe Charlotte is a well-coordinated combination of functionality and elegance that will add sophistication and style to your space.
