Autumns Corner The A.C Editions Shelf
Autumns Corner

Autumns Corner The A.C Editions Shelf

€159.95

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€159.95

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Description These handmade hardwood shelves from Autumns Corner are perfect for encouraging your little one's independence - picking the books they want to read, whenever they want to read them. Having the books on display will serve as a visual prompt, inspiring regular reading time. With two size options, and two options of wood choice, you can choose the perfect shelf to match and enhance your décor. The shelves are fixed to the wall with two screws (provided) which lock into the keyhole attachments on the back of the shelf. For each shelf, the wood will have natural variations. Please select your size and choice of wood carefully to ensure you receive the correct shelf. Spec Dimensions: Small Shelf - L 50 cm x H 12 cm x D 10 cm | Large Shelf - L 80 cm x H 12 cm x D 10 cm Material: Solid oak and walnut

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