1. This outstanding 100 solid wood Collection features Parota wood tops a species native to Mexico and South America.Mango wood on the rest of the casepiece.
2. Featuring quality hand crafted construction features like butterfly joinery finger joint and groove joints and steel brackets inserted at the bottom of the top to ensure long lasting service and beauty.
3. Clear lacquer coating allows the natural character and beauty of the wood grain show through on the tops.
4. Mortise and tenon case construction on all pieces.
5. Middle doors slide side to side to reveal shelf storage. Back panel behind doors include drilled holes with plastic wire management grommets to organize cables of electronics. Side doors open for extra storage.
6. Shelves behind middle doors are fixed. Shelves behind side doors are removable.
70 x 17-3/4 x 34-3/4
About International Furniture DirectÂ
Proudly owned and operated by their Factory owners, IFD is committed to quality and service. IFD’s unique style is characterized by the variety of materials they use, such as wrought iron, real copper and zinc, and exotic woods including mango and parota wood. All International Furniture Direct pieces feature mortise and tenon joinery on solid wood frames, solid wood drawers, ball bearing glides (bedroom collections), and special features like microfiber lining on top drawers of bedroom case-pieces. With an experienced operation specialized in hand-crafted, old-world looks, you can make sure you are obtaining the best value in hand-crafted, unique pieces.
Environmental Efforts
Over the last five of years, International Furniture Direct have been vertically integrating their company by adding several automatic mills and now with ten Italian Kiln dryers, enabling us to source different species of woods. This keeps their raw material sourcing unique and our product line fresh. For instance, products made under International Furniture Direct sustainable woods collections are handcrafted from Mango wood. This timber comes from the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of Mexico. IFD recently purchased dozens of acres of Mango tree farmlands that were no longer productive for the food industry and turned them into beautiful furniture pieces. By taking advantage of other industry’s by-products we lower the impact on our environment. This wood has a beautiful grain and its natural color varies depending on the richness of the soil where each tree grows.