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6-bottle wooden crate CASIER6
Hornbeam wood bottle rack for storing and transporting 6 wine bottles. Suitable for VIP265 or VIP315 cellar bottoms, you can just as easily choose to place it in your living space and turn it into a completely decorative accessory!
€119.00
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Wooden rack for storing your wine bottles
This beech wood rack can be used to store and carry six bottles of wine. This fashionable decorative wooden rack can be placed:
- either in the bottom section of your VIP265 or VIP315 wine cellar;
- or in your living space as a decorative object.
Wooden bottle rack: a practical and stylish accessory
Wood is an on-trend material and blends in with many types of interior.
- Stylish, it can be placed in the living space as a decorative feature rather than stuck in a corner;
- Practical, it can accommodate both standard 75cl bottles and Magnum formats;
- Transportable, it now features a handle on the top so you can move it safely around wherever you want.
Supplied assembled, this decorative rack is both practical and stylish.
Product color
Wood
Type of product
Other accessory
EAN
3541361702020
Gross weight (kg)
2.5
Net weight (kg)
1.5
Gross dimensions with packaging (WxDxH)
51.0 x 31.0 x 23.0
Net dimensions (WxDxH)
38.0 x 26.5 x 18.0
Annual cost of use
0
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