ZEKOshop TV Stand for 50 55 60 65 Inch TV with Metal Frame Height Adjustable Universal Swivel Storage Entertainment Center Holds Up to 110 lbs TV Console Table for Living Room, Bed Room (Wood)
No rating yet(0 ratings)MDF & TEMPERED GLASS - Featuring black tempered glass, the shelf has a load capacity of 180 lbs, 33 lbs for the middle shelf, and 180 lbs for the mount. The back is constructed with a 100x20 mm metal tube for added stability. 3-TIER SHELVES (Tempered Glass & MDF) - Designed to accommodate multiple media devices, these shelves provide ample space for storing CDs, DVDs, and other media.
The design ensures easy cleaning and efficient organization. COMPATIBILITY WITH TV SIZES - The swivel floor stand mount supports TVs ranging from 32" to 65". It is compatible with VESA standards: 100x100/200x100/200x200/300x200/300x300/400x200/400x300/400x400/500x300/600x200/600x400 mm.
Rotating System and Wire ManagementSWIVEL AND WIRE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Featuring an innovative 30° bidirectional rotating chassis design, it allows for 30° left-right rotation to adjust the viewing angle.TV Stand with Charging Station and Wire Management MULTI-FUNCTIONAL DESIGN - In addition to supporting a TV, this stand includes a power socket with four outlets, providing convenience for charging various electronic devices such as mobile phones, audio equipment, or laptops.
HEIGHT ADJUSTABILITY - Offers three-step height adjustments to suit different TV sizes and seating preferences, ensuring optimal viewing comfort. EASY INSTALLATION - Comes with detailed instructions and all necessary hardware for quick and effortless assembly.
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