Commod 70 Steel

The COMMOD 70 STEEL is a rectangular storage unit measuring 160.00 cm in width, 40.00 cm in depth, and 70.00 cm in height. Structurally, the cabinet occupies a total volume of 0.4600 cubic meters. The primary framework and body components are constructed from mindi wood, a hardwood known for its straight grain pattern and stable density. This timber is milled and joined to form the main outer shell, including the top panel, side walls, and internal dividers.

The exterior finish highlights the natural grain variations of the mindi material, sealed with a protective coating to prevent moisture absorption and surface wear. Beneath the wooden upper structure, the support system incorporates a metal framework designated by the Model 70 Brass specification. This metallic assembly includes slender tubular legs and structural bracing welded to form a rigid base. The brass-toned finish applied to the steel components provides a consistent metallic sheen, contrasting with the organic texture of the mindi wood above.

Access to the interior storage compartments is facilitated by hinged wooden panels on the front facade. These doors operate on concealed steel hinges set directly into the cabinet frame. The interior cavity is divided horizontally and vertically by fixed mindi wood shelves, creating distinct compartments for organizing objects of varying heights. The internal depth of 40.00 cm accommodates standard storage boxes, books, and media equipment. The back panel consists of a fitted plywood sheet, secured with countersunk screws to square the overall wooden enclosure.

The top surface of the credenza provides a continuous horizontal plane measuring 160.00 cm by 40.00 cm, designed to support heavy objects such as televisions, lamps, or sculptural displays. The clearance beneath the lowest metal stretcher and the floor measures approximately 20 cm, allowing standard robotic and manual cleaning tools to pass underneath the footprint of the furniture. The floor-facing extremities of the metal legs are fitted with non-marking protective glides to prevent scratching on hardwood or tiled flooring surfaces.

Assembly methods rely on a combination of dowel joints, metal brackets, and threaded fasteners concealed within the interior joints. The weight distribution relies on the four vertical steel legs positioned near the extreme corners of the cabinet base, transferring the load directly to the floor. The combination of mindi wood and brass-finished steel results in a net weight typical of medium-density hardwood cabinetry of these exact physical dimensions. Maintenance requires only dry or damp microfiber cloths for surface dusting, avoiding abrasive chemical cleaners that could degrade the polyurethane timber seal or the metallic coating on the support legs.