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Hanging Teak Shelf with Hooks

Solid Marine Teak wall storage with integrated hanging pegs for organized entryways and baths

S$110 S$180 38% offYou save S$70

Year-End Sale · Ends 30 November

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Why We Love It

Solid Teak Frame

Enjoy natural water resistance and rich warmth that stands up to humid bathrooms or busy entryways over years of use.

Slatted Top Ledge

Keep daily essentials neatly organised on an elevated surface built to allow air circulation and light drainage.

Carved Wooden Pegs

Keep towels and keys conveniently accessible right below the shelf without attaching extra hooks to your wall.

Metal Keyhole Brackets

Mount the shelf flush and securely against any wall using the three pre-attached steel brackets on the back.

The Story

Crafted from solid Marine Teak, this wall shelf brings clean lines and natural warmth to your daily routine. The smooth wood features integrated pegs carved directly into the frame. Hang your everyday linens or keys while keeping small essentials on the flat top ledge. It is built to weather damp bathroom air or busy entryways, designed to age beautifully over years of use.
Assembly
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Materials & Care

Marine Teak

Solid teak with a protective marine coating, the finish made for teak that lives outdoors. It is what lets our bath pieces stand in the shower and beside the bath: teak's own oils resist water, and the coating keeps the surface smooth and even underfoot.

Rinse with fresh water after use and let it dry in the air. Wash now and then with mild soap and a soft brush, never bleach. A light coat of teak oil once or twice a year keeps its warm tone.

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