Urbn-Living CANCUN Bar Table & Stools Set - White

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The Urbn-Living CANCUN Bar Table & Stools set is designed for urban dwellers, apartment renters, and those with compact kitchen spaces who need a functional, space-saving dining solution without sacrificing style. Its industrial-inspired design offers a clean aesthetic that blends seamlessly into modern interiors, providing a dedicated spot for quick meals or morning coffee. While the set is perfectly proportioned for small footprints, users should be aware that its minimalist build is best suited for casual dining rather than long-duration seating or heavy-duty use.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Brand | URBNLIVING |
The stools have a seat height of 62cm.
Yes, each stool is rated for a maximum load of 120kg.
This set is designed for indoor use in kitchens or apartments and is not recommended for outdoor exposure.
The table supports up to 60kg of distributed weight.
This specific variant is available in a white color scheme.
Use a soft, damp cloth with a mild detergent and dry immediately to preserve the finish.
Check that all floor glides are intact and the floor surface is level. Tighten all frame bolts to ensure the structure is rigid.
Clean promptly with a mild soap solution and a soft microfiber cloth; avoid using steel wool.
Assembly: The set arrives requiring assembly. Ensure all provided hardware is securely tightened during the initial setup to maintain structural integrity. Using an electric drill on low torque is recommended, but take care not to overtighten screws to avoid damaging the frame.
Compatibility: The white color profile allows it to pair well with light-colored cabinets or provide a sharp contrast against darker kitchen flooring. Its dimensions make it suitable for narrow hallways or window-side placements.
Care: Maintain the finish by wiping down surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these may scratch the table's surface or dull the white finish. Periodically check and retighten hardware after the first month of regular use to account for settling.