Spaco Mid-Century Wooden TV Stand with Storage Basket for TVs up to 65 Inch-Rustic Brown, Mid Century Modern TV Stand for Living Room Bedroom
No rating yet(0 ratings)Accommodate Flat Screen TVs up to 65": The tabletop of the TV stand measures 55" (L) x 16" (W), which is spacious enough to fit television panels up to 65". In addition, the entertainment console will be a perfect complement, whether you put the television on the tabletop or mount it on the wall.
Diversified Storage Space: There are 6 open compartments in total to facilitate the placement of daily items, including a cable box, DVD player, books, etc. 3-Position adjustable shelf provides flexible storage space. The extra storage basket makes it easy to store different frequently-used items. Additionally, it can be hung on the right or left based on your needs.
Thoughtful Cable Management Holes: There are 2 cable management holes on the back of the media console to help you hide the messy wires for more convenience. Such design creates a clean and tidy impression for your home. Robust and Stable Structure: Made of durable engineered wood, this TV cabinet promises longer service life.
Supported by a powder-coated steel frame, the media console table is not easy to wobble or creak. Besides, the adjustable foot pads keep the TV cabinet stable even on uneven ground. Industrial Design and Versatile Use: The clear wood grain and black metal endow the TV cabinet with an industrial yet stylish appearance, adding refined sensation to any place.
It will undoubtedly be a charming complement to your home whether used as a TV stand, console table, or storage cabinet.
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