Stamford Plank Collection Tall Display Cabinet

Introducing the Stamford Plank Collection Tall Display Cabinet, a perfect addition to spaces with a relaxed aesthetic. This cabinet instantly lightens the feel of any room with its airy lattice-patterned tempered glass doors. Pared back, timeless, and exuding a weathered familiarity, items from this collection bring a sense of belonging from the moment they arrive.

Features of Stamford Display Cabinet

• Handmade: Crafted with care and attention to detail.
• Deliberately Distressed: Inviting lived-in look for added character.
• Light and Airy Aesthetic: Creates a relaxed atmosphere.

Specifications of our Stamford Plank Collection Tall Display Cabinet

• • Code: 22919
  • Dimensions: 43L x 102W x 190H
  • Length: 43cm
  • Width: 102cm
  • Height: 190cm
  • Weight: 56.0kg
  • Colour: White
  • Material: Pine
• Brand: Hill Interiors

This tall display cabinet offers five internal shelves, providing both style and practical storage. Its deliberately distressed, handmade, planked pine construction enhances the inviting lived-in look, complemented by a calming colorway.

Elevate your space with the Stamford Plank Collection Tall Display Cabinet, where relaxed elegance meets timeless design. Complete the look by exploring other exquisite pieces from the Stamford Plank Collection   ( dining table, 2 door sideboard , 4 door side board, round coffee table or square coffee table )

Maintenance

1. Waterproofing the Wood:
   • Extend the life of solid wood furniture by treating it with a waterproofing product, using oils like walnut, tung, or linseed.
   • Prepare the wood by removing flaws with a metal file or sandpaper before applying the oil mixture.
   • Allow the applied coat to dry for at least 30 minutes, then wipe off excess oil and let the wood cure for 24 hours.
   • Consider using a sealant as an alternative waterproofing method.
2. Regular Cleaning Routine:
   • Clean wooden furniture weekly by wiping with a dry cloth, and address spills promptly.
   • Use safe cleaning products designed for wood; avoid lemon oil and all-purpose cleaners.
   • For sticky or heavily soiled spots, use a cloth with mild dish detergent and finish with a damp cloth and a dry, lint-free cloth.
   • Polish the furniture every six months with a clean cloth, rubbing in the direction of the wood grain.
3. Protective Measures:
   • Avoid exposing solid wood furniture to direct sunlight to prevent premature fading.
   • Keep furniture away from extreme temperature changes, air vents, and radiators.
   • Refrain from placing rubber or plastic-based materials on the furniture to prevent damage to the wood's finish.
   • Promptly clean spills with a blotting action, and be cautious with items like perfume and medications that may harm the finish.
   • Store wooden furniture away from garages, attics, warehouses, or basements to prevent premature aging.
4. Preventative Measures for Environmental Damage:
   • Protect furniture from environmental factors like heat and sunlight by avoiding placement in front of uncovered windows, fireplaces, and vents.
   • Use coasters and avoid placing hot items directly on the furniture to prevent damage from heat and rings.
   • Protect wooden surfaces with tablecloths or placemats to prevent spills.
5. Re-oiling and Re-waxing:
   • Incorporate re-oiling and re-waxing into the maintenance routine, especially after long-term storage.
   • Clean the furniture, prepare with steel wool, apply oil liberally, and let it absorb for 15 minutes.
   • If a protective coating is desired, let it set for 24 hours before proceeding.
   • For pieces with a wax coating, prepare with steel wool, apply one coat of wax, let it set for 20 minutes, then remove excess and buff until smooth.

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