FUSE turntable cabinet is a compact structure that allows you to store up to 350 vinyl records, while also providing a well-ventilated space for your audio equipment. Made entirely of solid walnut wood, it is an impressive combination of style and functionality. You can organize your collection in a practical flip-box which contains a brass divider that facilitates sorting and browsing through records. Also available is a drawer with a silent closing system, and space behind lattice doors where, thanks to the adjustable shelf, you can adapt the space to your current needs. At the back of the furniture, we have installed a cable management system, which makes keeping order among the wires as simple as never before. The cabinet has been perfectly finished by us - we used a natural mixture of oils and waxes for this purpose. This carefully selected mix allows the walnut wood to retain its natural appearance, highlighting its beautiful grain and deep colour at the same time. The furniture will arrive to you fully assembled - you do not have to worry about complex installation or looking for the right tools. FUSE cabinet is ready for immediate use upon its receipt. And most importantly, you can be sure that FUSE cabinet will stand the test of time. All thanks to the use of the highest quality materials and precise craftsmanship. This is furniture that will serve you for many years, becoming an indispensable element of your home music world. Dimensions: width: 92,7 cm (36.50") depth: 48.8 cm (19.21") height: 80 cm (31.50") inner shelf width: 49 cm (19.29") inner shelf depth: 41.5 cm (16.34") Materials used: body: solid American walnut wood fronts: solid American walnut wood inner shelves, drawers body and back: wood covered with natural American walnut veneer Wood finishing: natural hardwax oil Made to order. Execution time: 3-5 weeks You can change the size, material, surface treatment after prior contact and setting prices. ** Choosing the "Solid wood" option may result in variations in the material's appearance, such as differences in grain patterns. **
