Umbra Leana Ladder
LEANA LADDER
LEANA LADDER
Both decorative and functional, Leana Ladder features solid wood posts and 4 metal bars, providing you room to store blankets, clothes, towels and more.
Easy to assemble, Leana provides a modern storage solution that can be used in a variety of rooms in your home.
With a solid wood construction and powder-coated steel, this innovative storage solution is the ideal towel rack, blanket rack, or clothing organizer.
Leana measures 18" (46 cm) wide and 60" (5 ft) tall. Sourced from renewable wood sources. Note: Leana Ladder is not intended for climbing, with a maximum weight of 5lbs per rail.
INFORMATION
UMBRADECORATIVE STORAGE SOLUTION
Stylish and functional, Leana Ladder is perfect for displaying linens or organizing clothing. Its sturdy design easily holds heavier items like towels or jackets, keeping them neat and within reach
BRAND
Umbra
PRODUCT TYPE
Ladder
PRODUCTION
Made in Canada
COLLECTION
Leana
SKU
1017445-040
DIMENSIONS
- Height : 60 inch
- Width : 1.58 inch
- Length : 20 inch
SOLID WOOD CONSTRUCTION
With a modern solid wood construction, Leana is both durable while providing a practical yet decorative display to lean up against your wall
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
DESIGNER
Matt Carr
COLOR
Black
RETURNS
45 days
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZER
Leana's four notched hooks running along the sides provide even more hanging space for whatever you need
MODERN USE OF MATERIALS
This innovative organizer is made of solid ash wood and powder-coated steel, making it as sturdy as it is beautif
SHIPPING
1-2 business days
APPLICATION
Home
ORIGINAL DESIGN & SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Our team of international designers brings thought, creativity and original design to everyday items. Umbra products are made to last using high quality materials and we back that with a 45-Day Money Back Guarantee & a 1-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty. Don’t be fooled by copy-cat products. Choose Umbra and get the original
MAXIMUM WEIGHT
5lbs per rail
MATERIAL
Olid wood and powder-coated steel
MATT CARR
Meet the designer
Matt is compelled to create product that balances business and imagination. His work has been featured multiple times in The New York Times, The Daily Telegraph, Surface Magazine, I.D Magazine, Met Home, Monocle, and Living Etc. Subtle details, an appreciation for imperfection, and the reinvention of traditional objects are distinguishing features of his designs. As VP of Design, Matt oversees a global design department headquartered in Toronto.
