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Wood Stone Top Kitchen Island

Kathy Kuo Home





Price: $1724.00

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35 inches high x 47.25 inches wide x 23.5 inches deep; Drawer: 6.89 inches high x 31 inches wide x 15.75 inches deep

Top block of wood is just over 5" thick

Constructed from solid reclaimed wood found from old buildings

Bleached and sanded reclaimed wood; Blue stone top; One open drawer with antique brass pull

Minor assembly required.

Product description 

Extra counter space in extra special reclaimed wood combines beauty and function in this centerpiece for your kitchen. A deep spacious drawer, with an antique brass pull, offers storage for your essentials. Each slab of salvaged wood is intrinsically unique, sanded and finished with a beautiful bluestone countertop. Variations occur in the color and texture of the reclaimed pine and stone top.

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  Returns Policy: On non damaged/defective merchandise, returns are accepted within 3 days with a 25% restocking fee. Item must be packaged and received into our warehouse in exact original salable condition to receive credit. Customer must incur original outbound shipping costs and own inbound shipping costs back to us. Please contact us to obtain an RMA number and address for return.

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