Description
Our range keeps this highboard to a single specification. This is the 120cm version in Sterling, a soft grey that sits calmly against oak, and we have made it easy to bring home. It stands 100cm tall and 50cm deep, with a rounded body that steps away from the flat-fronted look you see so often. Four round tapered legs lift it clear of the floor, while fluted tambour doors curve across the front and give the piece its quiet rhythm. We think it earns its place in a hallway, a dining room or a living space where you want storage without bulk.
The build is honest and made to last. At 28.9kg it feels solid without being unmanageable, and the Sterling finish keeps the grain of the oak clearly on show. The tambour doors slide rather than swing, so you never need clearance in front of them, which is one of the reasons we like this highboard in tighter rooms where a hinged door would get in the way.
Inside, the shelves take up to 15kg each when the load is spread evenly, and the top surface holds up to 50kg on the same terms, enough for a run of books, a plant or the base of a table lamp. Assembly takes around 30 minutes, so you can have it standing and filled the same afternoon. It works hard and stays understated, and it will settle into your home without asking for too much attention.
Specification
| Assembly Time |
30min |
| Height |
100cm |
| Width |
120cm |
| Depth |
50cm |
| Weight |
28.9KG |
| Material |
Solid oak, Oak veneer, solid beech, MDF, polyester (Horizons S) and leather (artificial). Find more information in Horizons S specifications |
| Additional Information |
Max load 15KG / shelf Max load 50KG on top The stated max load capacity applies when weight is evenly distributed across the surface |
Downloads
Horizons S
Product Specifications
User Guide
Frequently Asked
What is the highboard made from?
It is constructed from solid oak and oak veneer, along with solid beech and MDF.
How much can the shelves and top hold?
Each shelf holds a maximum of 15kg, while the top surface takes up to 50kg. These figures apply when the weight is spread evenly across the surface.
What are the dimensions of this highboard?
It measures 120cm wide, 100cm high and 50cm deep, and weighs 28.9kg.
How do the doors open?
The cabinet has fluted tambour doors that slide across its rounded body, rather than a flat-fronted design.
Does it need assembly?
Yes, assembly takes around 30 minutes. The four round tapered legs will need fitting to the cabinet body.
What colour and wood is this piece?
This highboard comes in the Sterling colour and is made using oak.