HOMCOM Coat Rack and Bench Hall Tree Organizer with 4 Hooks 2 Drawers with Padded Seat Cushions for Entryway White

Description

Keep your coats, bags, shoes, and small items well organized with our modern coat rack stand from HOMCOM. This organizer with 4 hooks for hanging your coat, 3 shelves total for placing shoes, plant, and bag 2 drawers for personal items such as toys and books. The anti-tilt device on the back ensures it keeps securely in place. Finished in a modern style, the entryway tree will work perfectly with many style decors. Add a great piece of functionality to your entryway with HOMCOM.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• ALL IN ONE DESIGN: This hall tree is a great combination of a coat rack, shoe bench, storage shelves, and drawers. This hallway coat rack keeps your bags, coats, shoes, and small items all in one place and offers an attractive yet practical storage solution for your everyday items.
• STURDY & SAFE: Constructed of a high-quality P2 grade MDF panel, this hall tree coat rack is sturdy for long-term use and is equipped with an anti-toppling device for ultimate safety.
• COMFORTABLE EXPERIENCE: The thick sponge padding with linen touch fabric of this entryway bench provides an incredibly soft sitting experience. You can change your shoes while sitting and put your shoes on the bottom shelves.
• MODERN STYLE: The simple and modern hall organizer with a white color finish makes the appearance clean and stylish. Great for the hallway, bedroom, or dining room.
• HALL TREE INFORMATION: Overall Dimension: 35″ L x 16.5″ W x 67.75″ H, Weight Capacity: 286lbs (bench), 11lbs (hook), 11lbs (drawer), 22lbs (bottom shelf), Assembly required.
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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 can expose you to substances including wood dust and formaldehyde, chemicals identified by the State of California to cause cancer. For more information about prop 65, go to