mopio Ensley 59" TV Stand with Slatted Door, Mid Century Modern Entertainment Center for 55/60/65 inch TV, Farmhouse Media Console with Storage, Adjustable Shelves, Round Edges, Living Room (Oak)

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• [TIMELESS ENSLEY]: The 59" TV Stand, built with our signature slated design, is uniform across our award winning Ensley Collection. It is a mid-century modern entertainment center designed for TVs from 55 to 65 inches, which caters for a myriad of uses such as an accent piece, decor, or even gaming. Available in Walnut & Oak. Backed by 1-year warranty, & responsive US-based support. Part of mopio's Ensley Collection: 20,000+ orders with 4.5+ star ratings, 4.5 stars on Trustpilot, backed by 30-day easy returns.
• [ICONIC MID-CENTURY STYLE] This is a mid-century modern TV stand featuring a distinctive slatted sliding door design with warm walnut wood grain finish. Capable of holding TVs up to 65 inches (100 lb max weight capacity) with a sturdy metal support bar running the full length of the base for added stability
• [ADJUSTABLE STORAGE] Used for organizing gaming consoles, cable boxes, routers, and media accessories across 6 compartments with 2 adjustable shelves behind smooth sliding doors. Center back opening enables cable management to keep wires hidden and heat properly ventilated
• [THOUGHTFUL DESIGN] Engineered with smooth curved edges on all corners, designed to be safe in homes with children and pets. The rounded walnut end caps and tapered legs cause a premium, furniture-store look that elevates any living room or bedroom
• [STABLE CONSTRUCTION] Capable of supporting up to 100 lbs on a reinforced frame with 4 tapered solid legs and a full-length metal bottom bar. Adjustable feet compensate for uneven floors. Dimensions: 59"W x 13.7"D x 17"H, weighing 60 lbs assembled for a low-profile, grounded feel.
• [WHAT'S INCLUDED] Ships in 1 box. Includes all hardware, 2 sliding slatted doors, 2 adjustable shelves, tapered legs, and illustrated assembly manual with video, making Assembly much more supported