Name: Radley Island Unit Antique Wash
Brand: Radley
SKU: CFRA131
Price: 358.40 USD
Availability: InStock

Taking the place of a kitchen island or loaded with drinks and transported out onto the patio, our Radley Island Unit is a versatile investment for home and garden. Crafted from premium-grade teak wood in Indonesia, this version has an antique wash for a rustic, textured finish, and it’s equally suited to kitchen storage or sitting alongside a barbecue while serving up an al fresco feast for a large group of guests.

With three roomy shelves, this island unit has lots of space to put things, and it’s easy to move around thanks to its handle and castor wheels. The strong, grade-A FSC teak wood it’s made from is weatherproof, meaning it can sit outside whatever the elements throw at it. Pair with our Radley Outdoor Dining Table and Radley Outdoor Carver Chairs for the perfect patio.

Weight	20 kg
Dimensions	50 × 100 × 85 cm
Product type	Storage Units
Material	Teak
Colour	Neutral
Additional Information	Made from FSC Teak Wood Fully assembled Wheels on each foot/leg Max weight each shelf can hold: 75kgs Height of bottom shelf: 28.5kgs Height of middle shelf: 28.5 kgs Gap between each slat: 2cm Height of wheels: 6cm Width of wheels: 7cm Width of handle: 50cm Care Instructions To prolong the life of your furniture, we advise dusting it regularly with a clean, dry cloth. Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents on your furniture; in the event of any spills, wipe them immediately with a damp cloth. It is advisable to always use place mats on surfaces; to avoid damage, do not place hot or cold items directly onto your furniture. Due to the natural material used to craft your furniture, shading/colour variances may occur. Avoid positioning your furniture on uneven surfaces. To avoid fading over time, do not expose your furniture to direct sunlight. Do not drag your furniture; to move, always lift it. Whilst suitable for indoor and outdoor use, we recommend storing your furniture inside or undercover to preserve its condition during the winter months.