Entryway Hallway Tree

Hall Tree with Bench and Two Shoe Shelves

Two rows of hooks rise above a bench and two open shoe shelves in this hall tree. The uncluttered upright layout combines hanging and shoe storage in one entryway piece. HOMVND supplies wholesale furniture and supports OEM development for buyers building coordinated hallway ranges.

Model / SKU
HOM-CR-689R

Product Details

Model / SKU
HOM-CR-689R
Product Size
177 cm overall height; 69 cm upper rail width; shoe shelves 32 cm deep — Separate overall H, upper rail W and shoe-shelf D
Loading / Packaging Information
Units per carton: 1

Features

  • Two horizontal hook rows provide separate hanging levels.
  • Bench surface sits above the shoe-storage area.
  • Two open shelves organise footwear beneath the seat.
  • Overall height is 177 cm, with an upper rail width of 69 cm.
  • Shoe-shelf depth is 32 cm; it describes the shelf component rather than every part of the frame.

Product Overview

This model concentrates on open access. Outerwear hangs from two hook rows, while footwear remains visible on the two shelves below the bench. The frame above the seat stays open, giving the hall tree a different appearance from designs with a large cabinet back or drawers in the lower section.

Wholesale buyers can use the straightforward shelf-and-bench arrangement as the simpler member of an entryway range. HOMVND’s manufacturing service can develop the hook layout, finish and component proportions from an OEM brief. The 177 cm overall height, 69 cm upper rail width and 32 cm shoe-shelf depth describe separate parts of the product and support a precise final drawing.

Packing and assembly preparation can identify the tall uprights, seat surface and shoe shelves as distinct component groups. Intended installation and seating requirements can be incorporated into the buyer’s specification. Share the finish and preferred storage proportions to enquire about bulk supply for your collection.

Minimum order quantity: 200 units.

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