86.6" Curved TV Stand for 85 Inch TV, Entertainment Center with Storage, Fluted Media Console with Sliding Doors, Mid Century Modern TV Consoles for Living Room, Bedroom
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At a Glance
Weight Capacity : 180 lb.
Assembly Required
Cable Management
Shelf Material: Wood
About This Product
The mid-century inspired TV stand blends vintage and modern styles, with wave-shaped doors and wood grain for a more designer and textured look. Its cord holes for easy access to power and placement of cords, the large cabinets can accommodate TVs 90 inches and larger, providing more storage space. Choose colors to harmonize with your living space aesthetic.
Features
- Curved Design: Sleek, curved media console showcases the flexible beauty of curves, not only enhance the aesthetic appeal, but wear-resistant for increased durability. Its curve round edge offers a safe, family-friendly touch with smooth edges that avoid sharp corners and bumping risk, and safety is greatly improved.
- Ample Storage Space: This 86.6 inch Entertainment Center comes with 2 sliding doors and wood cabinets, 1 drawer, and open shelving not only can hold large TV, but also offer great storage space. Sliding doors extend the benefits of wrap-around storage to accommodate items of different sizes and shapes, to achieve Large space storage.
- Sturdy Structure: This cabinet is made of high-quality MDF with strong load-bearing capacity, and the bottom kickstand strengthens the lateral support, making the cabinet more balanced and stable. The cabinet door joints are reinforced with metal, which is tightly seamed with the cabinet, not easy to fall off and durable.
- Hassle-free Assembly : The package includes clear step-by-step instructions and labeled parts for quick and easy assembly. Before starting, please ensure all accessories are ready.
