Modern Bamboo Cabinet for display books - CF-027

Modern Bamboo Cabinet for display books

Material:
Base material: Moso bamboo wood.
Shelves: bamboo wood.
Back panel: bamboo wood/ MDF / plywood.
Back: Bamboo wood /bamboo veneer.

Key features:
- There is plenty of storage space for large books or other objects on the bamboo cabinet.
- 2 layer wall mount storage with open glass door on top, a vaniety spacefor large books in middle and a big storage in bottom with sliding door.
- Water based plant oil painting surface treat.
- warm cherry finish.

Product dimensions
Width: 1000 mm
Depth: 550 mm
Height: 1800 mm
Max. load/shelf: 60 kg

This bamboo cabinet requires assembly

Specifications:

Package measurement and weight
Packages: 1
Weight: 65kg
Quantity: 1

Good to know
This bamboo cabinet is available in different colors and designs.

Care instructions
Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.

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Shenzhen Kinglight Bamboo Furniture Development Co.,Ltd.
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Website:www.kinglighthome.com

BAMBOO PROTECTS THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE AIR WE BREATHE.
Bamboo is the fastest growing canopy for the regreening of degraded lands, and its stands release 35% more oxygen than equivalent stands of trees. Some bamboo even sequester up to 12 tons of carbon dioxide from the air per hectare. Bamboo can also lower light intensity and protects against ultraviolet rays. Traditional belief holds that being in a bamboo grove - the favorite dwelling place of Buddha - restores calmness to emotions and stimulates creativity.

SAVING RAINFORESTS...
Bamboo is one of the strongest building materials. Bamboo's tensile strength is 28,000 pounds per square inch versus 23,000 pounds per square inch for steel. In the tropics it even possible to plant in your own home; As report in Costa Rica, 1000 houses of bamboo are built annually with material coming only from a 60 hectare bamboo plantation. If an equivalent project used timber, it would require 500 hectares of our diminishing tropical rainforests. Using bamboo to replace timber saves the rainforests. With a 10-30% annual increase in biomass versus 2 to 5% for trees, bamboo creates greater yields of raw material for use. One clump can produce 200 poles in the three to five years. Bamboo generates a crop every year.

A RENEWABLE SOURCE...
Bamboo is a high-yield renewable resource: bamboo is now being used for wall paneling and floor tiles; bamboo pulp for paper-making; briquettes for fuel, raw material for housing construction; and rebar for reinforced concrete beams. There are 1500 species of bamboo on the earth. This diversity makes bamboo adaptable to many environments. It can be harvested in 3-5 years versus 10-20 years for most softwoods. Bamboo tolerates extremes of precipitation, from 30-250 inches of annual rainfall.