Blue Elephant Pueblo TV Stand for TVs up to 50"

Pueblo TV Stand for TVs up to 50", Black/Dark Oak

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At a Glance

Assembly Required

Weight Capacity : 36.3 kg

Assembly Tools Included

Shelf Material: Wood

About This Product

This media center balances clean and modern looks to complete your living room. Its sleek profile offers space to conceal all your players and devices, offering a broad surface for your television.

Features

Combining modern finishes with simple lines easily pairs well with a variety of other styles of furniture.
Built from durable manufactured wood and a heavy-duty metal frame, this TV stand offers super stability and durability to ensure support for the heavy-duty load without wobbling.
The TV stand features an open display design, the open shelves allow you to store CDs, DVDs, DVD players, and any other media or gaming devices, which brings a great way to upgrade a traditional space, making your media entertainment center tidy and organized.
Combine functionality and on-trend design with this classic TV stand.
Elevate your living room as well as your TV set with this beautiful TV stand.
With clear instructions and tools in the package, you can assemble this television stand easily.

Details

Product Type: TV Stand
TV Stand Type: TV Stand
Shelves Included: Yes
Exterior Shelves Included: Yes
Interior Shelves Included: Yes
Furniture Design: Open shelving
Material: Steel, Manufactured Wood
Sound Bar Shelf Included: Yes
Media Storage Included: Yes
Tipover Restraint Device Included: No
Main Wood Joinery Method: Basic Butt
Weight Capacity: 36.3kg
Product Care: Do not use harsh chemicals or cleaners, Wipe clean with a dry cloth
Unfinished: Yes
Shelf Material: Wood
Storage Type: Hidden Storage

Certifications

Sustainability Certificate(s): Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) 100% Certified
Sustainability Certification Descriptions: FSC® N003885. FSC® is dedicated to the promotion of responsible forest management worldwide. By selecting this product, you help take care of the world’s forests. Learn more: www.fsc.org.”