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Balmain Bookshelf

How much weight can each shelf hold on the Balmain Bookshelf?

We advise distributing weight evenly across each shelf, with heavier items preferably placed on the bottom shelf for optimal stability.The top of the unit can safely support up to 10kg evenly distributed and each individual shelf has a similar capaci

Are there any toxic or harmful materials used in the lacquer of the Balmain Bookshelf?

Our gorgeous Balmain Bookshelf has been thoroughly tested for the presence of volatile organic compounds such as Formaldehyde, Styrene, Toluene and meets the Australian Standards.

How do I secure my Balmain Bookshelf to the wall?

You'll receive a wall lanyard with your new Balmain Bookshelf that you can use to secure the Balmain Bookshelf. Simply follow the instructions for the assembly.Fastening devices for the wall are not included as different wall materials require differ

Do I really need to use the wall lanyards with my Balmain Bookshelf?

Yes, wall lanyards should always be used to secure the furniture to the wall to ensure safety of young children and pets. Toppling furniture poses a risk of injury or death. We recommend chatting with a local tradesperson or hardware store for advice

Can I use the Balmain Bookshelf as a wall divider?

No, the bookshelf must always be securely mounted to the wall. Serious or fatal crushing injuries can occur from furniture tip-over if not secured. We always recommend using wall lanyards to secure the furniture to the wall to ensure safety of young

Can I paint the Balmain Bookshelf?

Painting the storage unit is not recommended. Painting the unit poses a chemical safety risk and will unfortunately, void your warranty.

What is MDF?

Medium-density fibreboard (MDF) is an engineered wood product made by breaking down hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibres, combining it with wax and a resin binder, and forming it into panels by applying high temperature and pressure.

What is timber veneer?

Timber veneer is real timber, sliced very finely. It is not made from man made fibre therefore is a renewable and sustainable resource.