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Stepped Corner Bookshelf, 6 Tier Brown Bookcase 165 x 60 x 60 cm / 65 x 23.6 x 23.6 in, Staggered Corner Shelving for Living Room, Study and Bedroom
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Sale price
$419.99
Regular price $574.00
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Stepped Corner Bookshelf, 6 Tier Brown Bookcase 165 x 60 x 60 cm / 65 x 23.6 x 23.6 in, Staggered Corner Shelving for Living Room, Study and Bedroom
Sale price
$419.99
Regular price $574.00
Six levels, 65 inches tall
60 pounds on every shelf
Steps around an inside corner
Ships from a United States warehouse
Free shipping on every order, no minimum. If it arrives damaged, tell us within 7 days with a photo and we replace it or refund it.
A corner bookshelf that climbs the corner rather than standing across it. Open cubes stack up both walls, and each level steps out on one side and back on the other, so the front edge zigzags as it rises. It reaches 165 cm (65 in) high and only 60 cm (23.6 in) along each wall, which is why it fits a corner most furniture cannot use.
There are six levels of shelving, each rated to 60 lb. Several cubes carry a back panel so books cannot slide out the back, and the outer edges are rounded rather than square, which matters on a piece that lives at the edge of a walkway. It is finished throughout in smooth brown.
Specifications
- Overall: 60 cm (23.6 in) along each wall, 165 cm (65 in) high
- Shelving: Six levels of open cubes
- Load: Up to 60 lb per shelf
- Back: 90 degrees, sits flush into an inside corner
- Edges: Rounded on the outer corners
- Panels: Particle board
- Finish: Brown
- Assembly: Required
- Warranty: 18 months
Why you will like it
- Takes a corner, which is usually the least used floor in a room
- Six levels, each rated to 60 lb
- Steps as it climbs, so it holds the eye rather than filling a wall flatly
- Back panels on the cubes that need them, so nothing slides out the back
- Rounded outer edges, which is worth having at hip height
Where it works
- The corner of a living room, beside a couch or a window
- A study or home office, for files and reference books
- A bedroom corner, where a rectangular bookcase would crowd the floor
- A small apartment, where every corner has to earn its place
Care
- Wipe the brown surface with a soft damp cloth
- Keep the heaviest books on the lower levels
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It Steps Around the Corner
Open cubes stack up both walls of the corner, and each level pushes out on one side and pulls back on the other, so the front edge zigzags as it climbs. It is what stops a corner unit reading as a slab of storage wedged into a gap.
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Six Levels, Sixty Pounds Each
Six levels of shelving from the floor to the top, each rated to 60 lb, which is enough for a proper row of books rather than ornaments alone. Several cubes carry a back panel, so a book pushed too far does not disappear behind the shelf.
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Two Feet Along Each Wall
It reaches only 23.62 inches along each wall, so it uses the corner and leaves the rest of the floor completely open. The back is a true 90 degrees, which means it sits flush into the corner with nothing lost behind it.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is it?
64.96 inches high, reaching 23.62 inches along each wall from the corner. That height gives you six full levels of storage, while the short reach along each wall leaves the rest of the floor completely open.
How many shelves does it have?
Six levels, running from the floor to the top. Each is rated to 60 lb, and because the cubes stagger as they climb, the levels vary in width, which is useful for mixing tall books with smaller objects.
Will things fall off the back?
Back panels are fitted to the cubes for exactly that reason, so a book pushed too far stops rather than dropping out behind the unit. The outer corners are also rounded rather than square, which is worth having on a piece that sits at the edge of a walkway.
What color is it?
Matte white throughout, on every face and edge. The smooth even finish keeps a tall stepped unit reading as one piece rather than a stack of separate boxes, and it lifts a corner that would otherwise sit in shadow.
Does it sit flush to the walls?
Yes. The back forms a true 90 degree angle, so both faces sit flat against the two walls with no gap behind. That is what lets it use the corner properly rather than standing across it and wasting the floor behind.