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The Craft Cart is two pieces of furniture in one When closed, it makes an attractive cabinet, a stylish addition to your studio or home decor; when open, it transforms into a full-fledged craft workspace. The Craft Cart has a drop leaf that expands the craft top, providing extra work space when needed. On the left, behind a roll-open door, the cart features a large storage area that includes two storage bins american furniture hidden masterpiece searching treasure and a hidden shelf. On the right, behind a standard cabinet door, is a smaller storage area with two adjustable shelves. The cart rests on easy-roll casters so you can quickly maneuver it around your studio or home space. Its top is constructed of melamine american furniture hidden masterpiece searching treasure and is heat, stain, american furniture hidden masterpiece searching treasure and scratch resistant. The Craft Cart is available with either American cherry or bishop pine finish. Width: 63 in. (160.0 cm.) Depth: 19 1/2 in. (49.4 cm.) Height: 28 1/2 in. (72.4 cm.) The Craft Cart ships ready to assemble.
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