Transform your living area with the stunning Homcom 39-inch Lift-Top Coffee Table in pristine white. This modern and highly functional coffee table is a perfect addition to your home, enhancing both style and practicality. Key Features and Specifications:
- Lift-Top Innovation: The tabletop comes with a user-friendly lift-top feature that can be smoothly raised and lowered, creating an elevated workspace. A top-notch mechanical device ensures quiet and seamless operation.
- Concealed Storage: There's a hidden storage compartment beneath the tabletop, giving you plenty of room to neatly organize your daily essentials like magazines, laptops, remote controls, and game controllers. The bottom shelf is great for storing books or board games.
- Robust Construction: Made from durable P2 grade particleboard and supported by a strong metal lift mechanism, this coffee table offers a safe and smooth tabletop adjustment. The square legs provide excellent stability, preventing any wobbling and ensuring long-term use.
- Stylish Appeal: With a simple and sleek finish and a classic rectangular shape, this coffee table easily matches any decor style, adding a touch of elegance to your living room or lounge.
- Product Details: Overall Dimensions: 38.5W x 19.75D x 15.75H inches; Weight Capacity: 176 pounds
Using your Homcom 39-inch Lift-Top White Coffee Table is a breeze. To use the lift-top feature, simply grasp the edge of the tabletop and gently raise it. You can then place your laptop, books, or other items on the elevated surface for a convenient workspace. When you're done, lower the tabletop back down smoothly. For storage, open the hidden compartment under the tabletop and put in your essentials. You can also stack books or place board games on the bottom shelf. When it comes to maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the table regularly to keep it clean. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the finish. Also, don't overload the table beyond its 176-pound weight capacity to ensure its long - lasting stability.
