Tenma Corporation

Tenma Chest Recycled Storage

Japan , Kita-Ku

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Category Lifestyle Home Accessories
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Tenma Chest Recycled Storage

Simple design matches a variety of room styles
・Uses more than 10% recycled materials and has a simple, flat design.
・Drawer automatically locks when closed.　Lock released once handle pulled.　Safe and secure function to prevent accidental drawer opening.
・Built-in rollers on both sides of drawer for smooth opening even when drawer is full.
・Anti-slip sheets applied on each leg.　Legs 5cm(12.7") in height allows access to floor easier cleaning.
・Honeycomb structure applied, on top board, lightness and durability.　Corner rounded to prevent injury.
・"Wall structure" applied on side and back panels prevent dust
entering. Contents inside are kept clean.

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