Floating Architectural Profile Meets Multi-Zone Storage
Elevated architectural framing meets refined multi-compartment storage in the BOB 1862 T Buffet by Verbois. Designed with an exterior solid wood leg structure that holds a floating 12 mm clear glass top above the main cabinet body, this 62-inch credenza combines visual lightness with substantial utility. Handcrafted in Québec, Canada, it offers flexible organization through two cabinet doors and three stacked side drawers.
Floating Glass Countertop: Heavy-duty 12 mm clear glass top rests gracefully above the cabinet on decorative metal supports.
Architectural Bridge Frame: Solid wood leg structures frame the cabinet ends and support the glass surface.
Dual Storage Zones: Combines a 2-door cabinet compartment for large serving dishware with 3 vertically stacked drawers for cutlery and table linens.
Precision Drawer Interiors: Drawers feature a 2 ¼" H × 12 ½" D usable interior space.
Custom Metallic Hardware: Match your interior palette with handles and glass support mounts available in silver, gold, or black finishes.
Durable Clear Finish: Protected with a smooth lacquer seal that highlights natural wood grain while repelling liquid spills.
Canadian Craftsmanship: Designed and manufactured in Québec using sustainably sourced timber.
Technical Specifications
Model Number: BOB 1862 T
Overall Dimensions: 18" Depth × 62" Width × 34" Height
Drawer Interior Dimensions: 2 ¼" Height × 12 ½" Depth
Surface Glass Top: 12 mm clear glass
Base & Frame: Solid wood legs
Configuration: 2 cabinet doors, 3 stacked side drawers
Hardware Finishes: Silver, Gold, or Black (for handles and glass supports)
Country of Origin: Made in Canada (Québec)
Shipping & Product Care
Lead Time: Standard dispatch within 7–14 business days when in stock.
Care Instructions: Clean the glass top with non-abrasive glass cleaner. Wipe wood surfaces using a soft, dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth; dry immediately.
Natural Variation Disclaimer: Natural timber variations ensure each piece displays unique wood grain patterns and subtle color differences.
