JANTAR chest of drawers, 3 doors, 160 cm, on metal legs

JANTAR sideboard 160 cm: three doors where 180 no longer fits

The younger sibling of the longest chest in the collection. Twenty centimetres look trivial on paper and settle the matter in a room: 160 cm goes between two doorways, fits a stretch of wall and does not run into the corner. Inside everything is the same: three closed compartments behind solid fronts, a vertical band between them, black metal legs below.

What it is made of

• three doors, all storage closed
• vertical band taken in oak, in black glass, in marble-look HPL or with light inside
• handleless fronts, opened by a recessed line
• legs of matt black metal
• rounded carcass edges
• rustic oak, one finish across the collection

Who it suits

A flat where living and dining share one room and furniture is chosen by the centimetre. A bedroom: three compartments swallow linen and clothes, and a height of 77 cm lets a lamp stand on top without reaching. Rented homes: a piece 160 cm long goes into a lift and turns in a corridor more easily than a metre eighty.

Size and what fits

In figures that is 160 cm across the front, 52 cm into the room and 77 cm up to the top. The three sections split the length roughly evenly, and each takes what normally sits in piles: crockery, table linen, files of papers, boxes of odds and ends.

How it sits in the room

On 160 cm of top surface a mid sized television and a couple of things beside it will fit, if the chest is used as a stand. The fronts need clearance: the doors are hinged and the outer ones swing outwards. With a sofa opposite, reckon on at least 90 cm between them or the door will catch.

Materials and finish

The timber here is real: solid oak and board under oak veneer, rustic oak tone, lacquered finish. MEBIN of Poland gives a year of warranty.

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