Mainstays Farmhouse TV Stand for TVs up to 70″, Rustic Weathered Oak Rustic-inspired TV stand Fits most flat panel TVs up to 70″ and 99 lbs Features 2 closed storage cabinets with adjustable shelves and precut holes for wire management Open storage space with adjustable shelf in center of unit Rustic Weathered Oak finish with subtle wood grain texture and exposed black metal hardware Coordinates with other pieces in the Mainstays Farmhouse Collection including the Farmhouse Coffee Table and Farmhouse Side Table (sold separately) Materials: particleboard, MDF and iron Easy to assemble with included instructions; requires a hammer, Phillips head screwdriver and flat head screwdriver Package dimensions: 70″ x 5.51″ x 18.74″ Package weight: 71.98 lbs Televisions sold separately Assembled weight: 59.97 lbs Assembled dimensions: 64.72″ W x 15.2″ D x 24″ H Assembly Instructions:Mainstays Farmhouse TV Stand for TVs up to 70″ Assembly Video:Mainstays Farmhouse TV Stand for TVs up to 70″ For customer support or assembly assistance, visit huisenfurniture.zendesk.com or call 1-800-729-1569.
Mainstays Farmhouse TV Stand for TVs up to 70″, Rustic Weathered Oak
$115.24
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Description
With a rustic-inspired design and multiple storage options of the Mainstays Farmhouse TV Stand for TVs up to 70″ makes it the perfect addition to your family room, den, living room or playroom. This sturdy media stand accommodates flat screen televisions up to 70″ and 99 pounds. The open storage area on one end features an adjustable shelf for customizable display options. To satisfy all of your organization needs, the other end of this entertainment center features a closed storage compartment with a second adjustable shelf and is enclosed by a back panel with cutouts for cord and wire management. Complete the look with other pieces from the collection including the Mainstays Farmhouse Coffee Table and Side Table (sold separately).
Additional information
| Brand | Mainstays |
|---|---|
| Model | MS53002022003RW |
| Color | Rustic Weathered Oak |
