Gorden - TV Stand - Weathered Oak / Antique Silver
Gorden - TV Stand - Weathered Oak / Antique Silver is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Gorden - TV Stand - Weathered Oak / Antique Silver
- Design and Style: This TV stand features a rectangular design with a weathered oak finish, complemented by an antique silver metal frame. The industrial bracket corners add a touch of rustic charm, making it a stylish addition to any living room or entertainment area.
- Storage Capacity: Equipped with 2 drawers and 4 open media compartments, this TV stand offers ample storage for your media devices and accessories. The drawers are designed with side metal ball bearings for full extension, ensuring smooth operation.
- Material Composition: Crafted from a combination of metal, wood, veneer, composite wood, and MDF, this TV stand ensures durability and stability. The iron frame provides robust support, while the wood veneer adds a classic touch to the overall aesthetics.
- Dimensions and Compatibility: With an assembled length of 60 inches, width of 20 inches, and height of 30 inches, this TV stand is designed to accommodate flat panel TVs up to 55 inches. It offers a sturdy and spacious platform for your television and related equipment.
Gorden - TV Stand - Weathered Oak / Antique Silver
20.0"W x 60.0"D x 30.0"H - 69.0 lb
Product Features
Delivery
Delivery
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you. See pricing in the shopping cart.
Warranty
Warranty
Includes 12 months warranty on parts and labor and an additional 6 months for parts.
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