vidaXL Bookshelf Boards 4 pcs Concrete Grey 40x30x1.5 cm Engineered Wood

vidaXL Bookshelf Boards 4 pcs Concrete Grey 40x30x1.5 cm Engineered Wood

Marsoni

M251S

$40.23

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vidaXL Bookshelf Boards 4 pcs Concrete Grey 40x30x1.5 cm Engineered WoodDo you need more storage options but don't have any spare space? These simplistic bookshelf boards are the perfect solution. These shelves are made of quality engineered wood. Additionally, the bookshelf panel is easy to clean with a damp cloth. You can add it to your existing furniture for additional storage space or use it as a replacement when the old boards are worn out or damaged for any reason. Good to know: This shelf is not a floating shelf.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011