Lowry Wide Wood In TV Stand
Original price
$650.98
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Original price
$650.98
Original price
$650.98
$650.98
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$650.98
Current price
$650.98
Specifications
| Place of Origin | Viet Nam |
| Main Color | Light Brown |
| Main Material | Wood |
| Filler | ABS |
Dimensions & Weights
| Assembled Length (in.) | 63.00 |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 17.00 |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 24.00 |
| Weight (lbs) | 80.50 |
Product Features
- Dimensions: 17' D x 63' W x 24' H – A 63‑inch media stand with a mid‑height profile, suitable for TVs up to 70 inches. It provides ample surface area and balanced proportions for living rooms or dens.
- Solid Oak Veneer and Metal Build: Crafted with high‑quality solid oak veneer over a durable core to resist warping and supported by robust metal legs, ensuring long‑lasting strength and stability.
- Natural Oak Finish: Hand‑finished to accentuate the wood’s rich grain and warm hue; sealed with a protective NC lacquer for enhanced durability and ease of maintenance.
- Cabinet with Discreet Pulls: Features two doors with subtle hand pulls that open to reveal generous storage spaces, keeping DVDs, games, or accessories neatly organized and out of sight.
- Open Area with Adjustable Shelf: The central open compartment includes an adjustable shelf for media players or decor, providing flexible storage and proper ventilation for electronics.
- Solid Metal Angled Legs: Angled metal legs ensure reliable support and create a modern industrial silhouette, lifting the cabinet off the floor and enhancing its visual lightness.
- Industrial‑Inspired Design: Combining natural oak veneer with sleek metal legs and clean lines, this stand embodies modern industrial style that complements a range of decor from contemporary to farmhouse.
- Assembly Required: Ships with step‑by‑step instructions and hardware for simple assembly; once assembled, the stand offers a stylish and durable home for your TV and media components.
- Efforts are made to reproduce accurate colors, variations in color may occur due to computer monitor and photography