During an office reset, a bookcase carrying four adjustable shelf levels, two fixed shelves, and burnish finish holds records. You need a place where material can stay available to the people who use it, without turning every horizontal surface into improvised storage. You also need dimensions you can compare with the wall, clearance, and circulation around it before you commit floor space. For your office, the decision is whether a measured vertical format can give reference material a consistent location and help you stop treating spare surfaces as permanent storage. This bookcase puts that decision in concrete terms, with a specified height, width, depth, and shelf arrangement.
The standard bookcase is constructed from hardwood solids and veneers. Its Burnish finish is paired with a distressed finish that includes rasping, wear sanding, dry brushing, and hand-applied pin holes. Those details are applied to create the finish treatment described for the piece. The overall dimensions are 72-inch high by 36-inch wide by 13-inch deep, allowing you to compare the complete outside dimensions with the location you have selected. Inside, the configuration includes four adjustable shelves and two fixed shelves. The shelf count and shelf types are specified separately, so you can account for both movable and stationary storage surfaces when planning your binders, manuals, catalogs, or reference materials.
You can select the finish listed for your office from Wheat or Burnish. The Burnish version uses the hand-applied distressed treatment with rasping, wear sanding, dry brushing, and pin holes, while the design also includes vertical fluting and dentil molding. Those details give you a clear way to coordinate the bookcase with the surrounding furniture without changing the stated shelf configuration or overall dimensions. The four adjustable shelves let you plan around different material groupings, while the two fixed shelves remain part of the specified arrangement. For your purchasing decision, that means you can review finish, shelf placement, and measured dimensions together. The result is a standard bookcase specified for a 72-inch-high vertical format, a 36-inch width, and a 13-inch depth.