Modern Mid-Century Style Entertainment Center TV Stand in White Wood Finish
This Modern Mid-Century Style Entertainment Center TV Stand in White Wood Finish is stylish and sturdy which can add a style to your favorite room. It resembles mid-century furniture style with its tapered, angled wooden legs which creates a vintage inspired overall composition mixed with modernism. Highly adaptable for many uses, you can update your decor by placing this striking white stand in your bedroom, living, or family room area. Featuring an open shelf and two hidden cupboards are perfect for any media components with a cord management opening at the back. Made of high quality MDF, it ensures durability and resistance against wear and tear over time. --Ample Storage Space --2 display shelves and 2 hidden cupboards provide ample storage and display spaces for electronics, books, movies, or other displayable items . 2 Ventilation Holes --Two wide holes at the back for all your cords and wires to safely and conveniently thread through to its power source, which can stay out of sight and out of the way. -Durable Material --Steel tubes, pine wood keep this TV stand durable and sturdy. Easy to move and easy to clean. --Brand new and high quality -Spruce up your living room with the perfect centerpiece for your flat screen TV or home entertainment center --Constructed with sturdy MDF panels and pine legs with white finish --With two wide holes at the back for all your cords and wires to tfit hrough --Great for the living room, family room, den, or basement --Goes great with a variety of contemporary and modern decor styles --Features attractive shelving for DVD players, Blue Ray players, video game consoles, stereo receivers, and more --Assembly required --Color: White --Material: MDF& pine --Package include: --1 x TV stand --1 x Manual Dimensions: --55" x 16" x 19" (L x W x H) --Shelf: 18" x 14.5" (L x D) --Inner size of hidden cabinet: 18" x 14.5" x 11.5" (L x D x H) --Top capacity: 66lbs. --Each shelf capacity: 22lbs. --Weight: 57lbs.
