tuphen Denver Mid Century TV Stand 2 Door 1 Glass Shelf 66 inch Brown
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A mid-century modern TV stand with four open shelves for a 68 inch display, finished in white with chrome accents
This 68 inch entertainment centre suits living rooms that need a low-profile media console. The white finish and chrome accents match modern and mid-century décor alike. Solid wood construction supports a large screen and everyday accessories.
Four exposed shelves keep consoles, sound bars and streaming boxes within reach without doors to open. The chrome frame adds rigidity while keeping the unit visually light. Buyers who want concealed storage or cable-management channels will need a different design.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | TV Stands |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | White |
| Main material | Solid Wood |
The 68 inch figure is the overall width of the TV stand, setting the maximum screen size it can comfortably support.
The chrome elements are metal legs that bolt to the solid wood frame using the included hardware.
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