Marcus 3 Arm Bamboo Coat and Hat Stand
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The Marcus coat stand is ideal for the entry to the house. It features 3 hooks and 3 pegs. Besides jackets and coats, it will also accommodate scarves, hats and handbags.
Made of bamboo, a fast-growth...
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To maintain your bamboo coat stand, use everyday products: Marseilles soap diluted in a little water works well. Dust with a cloth. To prevent your item of furniture from splitting due to drying out, you...
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The Marcus coat stand is ideal for the entry to the house. It features 3 hooks and 3 pegs. Besides jackets and coats, it will also accommodate scarves, hats and handbags.
Made of bamboo, a fast-growth plant, it seduces with its simple, clean lines. Your coat stand is delivered flat with assembly instructions, and is easy to set up with the help of a few screws.
Bamboo offers numerous advantages—its sturdier than wood, won't split, and is great at absorbing humidity. It grows quickly and bamboo farming is preferable to the exploitation of other more vulnerable tree species.
Suitable for both indoors and outdoors, this lightweight material fears neither sun nor rain. Add to this its natural appeal, and it cannot fail to seduce anyone who is partial to a bit of exotic decor and Zen atmosphere. Lastly, bamboo furniture offers unrivalled value for money.
●3 hooks, 3 pegs.
●Colour: dark drown
●Material: natural bamboo and metal
●Delivered flat with instructions, easy assembly
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To maintain your bamboo coat stand, use everyday products: Marseilles soap diluted in a little water works well. Dust with a cloth. To prevent your item of furniture from splitting due to drying out, you can nourish the fibres with paraffin or petroleum jelly. And to maintain the coat rack's shine, just give it a wipe with a sponge soaked in linseed oil and hot water.
See all of our storage tips and tricks in the Compactor blog.
