HOMCOM 67″ Kitchen Buffet with Hutch Pantry with Framed Doors 2 Drawers and Open Microwave Countertop White Black

Description

Organize your kitchenware and add more storage space with this kitchen pantry storage cabinet. You can use the upper framed door cabinet and open shelves to store plates or display your collections. The lower cabinet is for bigger items such as coffee makers, toasters, and dishware. The shelves are adjustable to fit your storage needs. Middle drawers can be used to put forks, knives, and napkins. The rubberwood countertop offers you a spacious area to place your microwave oven or coffee machine with the cable management system.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• AMPLE STORAGE: This kitchen cabinet has 1 upper acrylic door cabinet, a 2-tier upper open cabinet, a lower door cabinet, 2 drawers, and 1 open center countertop space for you to take advantage of. This kitchen pantry has plenty of storage for your dishes, china, towels, utensils, and kitchen appliances.
• STORAGE HOW YOU NEED IT: This sideboard cabinet comes with adjustable shelving so you can customize your storage how it suits your items best. Also included is a cable management hole for keeping your cables neat and in 1 space.
• DETAILED DESIGN: This hutch for kitchen storage is crafted with recessed doors, a rubberwood countertop, and a round metal handle to enhance the look of your new favorite piece of kitchen furniture.
• ANTI-TOPPLE: Made of premium MDF and rubberwood countertop, the framework is solid and comes with an anti-toppling device to make sure your kitchen storage cabinet is safe and sturdy.
• KITCHEN PANTRY INFORMATION: Overall Dimension: 26.75″ L x 15.5″ W x 67″ H; Overall Weight Capacity: 155lbs; Shelf: 22lbs, Desktop: 45lbs
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WARNING: CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING
The State of California Health and Safety Code Section 25249.6, et seq., commonly known as Prop. 65, requires products to be labeled if any of over 900 chemicals are present even in trace amounts.

WARNING: This product contains wood dust! Drilling, sawing, sanding, or machining wood products generates wood dust, a substance known by the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhalation of wood dust. Use of safeguards like a dust mask and gloves reduces risk of wood dust exposure. For more information about prop 65, go to