Open Hallway Unit With Two Coat Rails And Shelves In The Middle

STOAKED LIMITED

£1420

Simple designs often look the best. This practical open hallway unit, combining two coat rails, shelving unit and shoe storage shelf all in one, is able to handle all your storage needs. A mix of solid oak, mesh shelf and sturdy steel frame, this unit is perfect for organising your home whilst adding some industrial vibes. The steel work is made from 25x25mm steel box section, 5mm thick steel sheet and steel mesh. The oak shelves are made from 20mm thick solid oak and finished in 2 coats of Osmo oil of your choice. Standard dimensions: Overall width – 150 cm, Depth – 35 cm, overall height 193

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Registered at Companies House as STOAKED LIMITED, number 10543478. Checked 2026-08-29.
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