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Jennifer Rade

5 years ago

Love the wood cabinet - can you please tell me about it? Wood type? Veneer or solid wood? Stain? Thank you!

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5 years ago
Hi Jennifer, this is a cherry wood-veneer. The drawer boxes are solid wood.
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