This 47-inch walnut and black rectangular lift-top coffee table with a shelf is a perfect blend of style and practicality. It's built to last, with a sturdy construction made from a mix of wood, veneer, and composite wood. The black paper veneer top offers a beautiful visual contrast to the high-quality, walnut manufactured wood base. The included single shelf helps you keep your living space organized. This classic rectangular table makes a great accent in any room, adding a fresh and modern touch to your interior. It's not just a table; it also provides functional and fashionable storage options. Measuring 14 inches in height, 47 inches in width, and 24 inches in depth, it's the sturdy, reliable, and stylish solution for your living room needs. Features include an elegant brown and black paper veneer top, a solid brown manufactured wood base, and a design that makes it the perfect centerpiece for your room. Additional features are full assembly required, suitability for commercial use, and it's Prop65 compliant. Note: Product descriptions may reference specific features of 490520 - HOMEROOTS. You'll receive the exact product according to the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.
Using your new coffee table is a breeze. First, fully assemble it as per the instructions provided. Once assembled, place it in the center of your living room to serve as a focal point. You can use the lift - top feature to access storage easily. Keep your remote controls, magazines, or other small items on the included shelf to keep your living space tidy. When it comes to maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface regularly. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the veneer. If there are any spills, clean them up immediately. For the base, you can dust it with a dry cloth as well. Remember, this table is suitable for commercial use too, so you can place it in a small office or waiting area. Just make sure to assemble it properly to ensure its sturdiness and long - lasting performance.
