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Hadley Reclaimed Wood Sideboard

$5,199.00

on hand 0 units

next arrival 4 units

anticipated restock December 1, 2026

total incoming 54 units

dates and quantities are estimates and may change.

The largest of the group, the Hadley is a long, warm brown wood sideboard built for serious storage across a full dining wall. Substantial and calm, with the proportions to hold a big room.

Typical lead time is two to three weeks, though this varies by piece. If you have a specific delivery window in mind, or would like timing confirmed before you order, please contact us.

Details
SKU
BB-1036-20
Color
Warm Brown
Type
Sideboard
Material
Reclaimed Neem Wood; Acacia Veneer Back Panel; Metal Connecting Plate
Feature
Substantial 2-inch rectangular top with straight edges atop two big cylindrical bases. Reclaimed neem wood. Six substantial doors open to three shelves. Holes for media cables with swivel chips at the back of the sideboard. Due to this item's reclaimed nature, no two items are alike and there will be natural variation between each piece due to the wood's distinct character.
Warranty
1 year
Dimensions
Width
90.0 in
Depth
19.0 in
Height
33.0 in
Leg Height
6.0 in
Weight
264.00 lbs
Carton Size
93.2"W x 23.0"D x 41.75"H (338.3 lbs)
Number of Cartons
1
Care & Assembly
Assembly Required
No
Hospitality Approved
Yes
Care Instructions
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth and wipe up spills immediately to prevent moisture from soaking into the grain. Avoid harsh cleaners, direct sunlight, and heat sources, which can cause fading or warping. Wood tables perform best in environments with a relative humidity of 35–40%. To keep the wood nourished and looking its best, apply a suitable wood oil or conditioner every one to two years, depending on use and environmental conditions.