Mid-Century Modern TV Stand in Walnut for 65+ Inch TV's - 70 Inch Media Center with Adjustable Center Shelf and Dual Soft Close Doors

Upgrade your living room with this stylish and refined Mid-Century Modern TV Stand in Walnut. It's built to fit TVs 65 inches and larger. This 70-inch media center showcases a classic mid-century modern look, featuring two soft-close doors and a flexible adjustable center shelf. Made from engineered wood with a walnut finish, it's a durable piece that can support a static weight of up to 200 lbs. The tapered real wood legs bring a touch of class, and the rear cord management hole helps keep your area tidy. You can easily keep it looking great by wiping it with a dry cloth. Assembly is quick and easy, taking just 30 minutes or less with all the necessary parts included. Key Features and Specifications: 1. A 70-inch mid-century modern media console for 65+ inch TVs. 2. Dual end cabinets with soft-close doors. 3. An adjustable middle shelf that can hold up to 25 lbs of static weight. 4. A walnut-finished engineered wood frame with a static weight capacity of up to 200 lbs. 5. Tapered real wood legs. 6. A rear cord management hole. 7. Easy to clean with a dry cloth. 8. Assembles in 30 minutes or less with included materials.

Using this TV stand is a breeze. First, place it in your living room where you want to put your TV. Make sure the area is flat and stable. Then, carefully place your 65+ inch TV on top of the stand. You can adjust the middle shelf according to your needs to hold things like DVDs, gaming consoles, or other media items. The dual soft-close doors are great for hiding away clutter. When it comes to cord management, use the rear cord management hole to keep all your cables organized. For maintenance, simply wipe the stand clean with a dry cloth regularly to keep it looking its best. When assembling, follow the instructions that come with the stand. All the necessary materials are included, and it should take you 30 minutes or less to put it together. Just be careful when handling the parts, especially the real wood legs, to avoid any damage.