Important installation note: The middle board (Dboard) can be installed upside down during assembly. Please follow the installation instructions on the product details page to ensure correct assembly. Materials and finish: Natural bamboo body with a brushed frosted acrylic glass front. The frosted acrylic lets you see what's stored while reducing direct visibility for privacy and a clean, matte look. Size and capacity: Measures 16 x 10 x 13 inches. Doublelayer design increases usable storage without taking extra counter space, giving you room for multiple loaves, rolls, or packaged goods. Functional design: Doublelayer shelving organizes items and maximizes vertical space. Flat surface can hold jars, a small appliance, or other kitchen items. Raised edges around the help prevent items from slipping off. Versatility: Intended for bread but also suitable for jars, spice containers, packaged snacks, or other kitchen supplies. Use it on the countertop, in a pantry, or on an open shelf. Use scenarios: Everyday breakfast: Store bread, bagels, and rolls on the two shelves for easy access during morning routines. Pantry organization: Keep jars, spice tins, and snack packets neatly contained and visible while preserving a tidy counter. Smallkitchen solution: Place on a limited countertop to add organized storage and use the flat for a coffee maker or canisters. What makes it useful: Clear but private visibility: The brushed frosted acrylic shows contents without full transparency. Spaceefficient storage: Doublelayer layout increases capacity while keeping a compact footprint. Multiuse and stable: Flat with raised edges provides extra placement space and prevents slips. Care and compatibility: Suitable for standard countertop use and fits typical loaves and kitchen containers within the listed dimensions. Clean bamboo with a damp cloth; avoid prolonged exposure to water. Clean the acrylic panel with a mild, nonabrasive cleaner. Please refer to the included installation instructions on the product page to avoid incorrect assembly of the Dboard.