Munich TV Stand in 1050 mm, Oak
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Munich TV Stand in 1050 mm, Oak
Contemporary, pedestal TV stand with swivel VESA compatible bracket and infrared-friendly glass-fronted cabinet.
Simple and contemporary, the Munich TV stand is sure to create an eye-catching focal point in your living room. It is made from manufactured wood with a wood grain finish and coloured and metallic accents. Its glass front flips down to reveal two spacious storage compartments. The compartments include cable management holes in the back panel to keep all the cabling neat.
Available in two sizes:
- 1050 mm length cabinet is suitable for most TVs up to 50”.
- 1250 mm length cabinet is ideal for most TVs up to 55”.
Features:
- Swivel TV bracket with metal bracket with VESA size up to 600mm wide x 400mm high.
- Infrared transparent glass so you can hide away all your electronics and DVD while still being able to operate them while the door is closed.
- Cable Management.
- Plenty of storage for your DVD player, satellite box, and game consoles.
- Ideal for use with soundbars.
Additional information
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Weight |
26kg |
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Dimensions |
1050 × 400 × 1200 mm |
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Colour |
Oak, Walnut |
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Warranty |
1 Year |
Specifications
Specifications
Product Details
Product Details
Designed with care and crafted from premium materials, our products combine durability, comfort, and timeless style. Each piece is thoughtfully made to enhance your living space, offering a perfect balance of functionality and elegance that complements any home and suits your unique lifestyle.
Materials & Care
Materials & Care
Carefully crafted from durable, sustainable materials, each piece is designed for long-lasting use and timeless style. For proper care, wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or excessive moisture to protect the finish and maintain its pristine look.
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