Rakk 80cm Burgundy Red 3 Tier Low Bookshelf

Styling and personality in storage options are what we often look for in a bookshelf. The Rakk series of shelves gives us just that. Perfect symmetry in upward angles are simple nuances that leave a lasting impression. A rich, merlot wine finish carries through every shelf and leg, an opulent tone with real depth up close. The Rakk bookshelf lends itself to a bold, statement-making style. It allows you to personalise your space and style it with the pieces you love. Neat geometry with soft rounded edges is key to complementing its design choice. If quiet drama is what you are going for, the Rakk bookshelf in Burgundy is the one for you. Please take note: Where a painted finish is applied over timber, subtle grain patterns may remain visible or lightly textured beneath the surface. This is a natural characteristic of painting over real wood materials rather than a manufacturing fault, and reflects the genuine timber construction beneath the finish. Features: • 3-shelf low bookshelf • Open minimalist silhouette • Soft rounded corners and edges • Solid timber posts with dowel-top detail • Rich merlot-toned painted finish • Fully tonal continuous colour finish • Suitable as display or storage shelving • Assembly required Colours and Materials • Colour: Burgundy Red • Materials: Natural Oak Veneer, Engineered Wood, Solid Oak Posts Measurements • Actual Product Weight: 11kg • Product Dimensions: 80cm W x 30cm D x 82cm H Additional Product Dimensions • Shelf Measurements: 80cm W x 30cm D x 32cm H • Floor Clearance: 8cm • Anti-topple anchors included: Yes What's in the box • 1x Bookshelf Care Instructions For general maintenance, wipe clean regularly with a dry or damp microfibre cloth in light soapy water. Avoid placing items under direct sunlight to prolong the life of the natural colours. Use coasters, mats, or protective pads under decorative items to prevent scratches, and avoid sharp or abrasive objects that may damage the painted finish. When repositioning, lift rather than drag to avoid unnecessary wear on the timber posts.