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Combine functionality and on-trend design with this sturdy TV stand. Its rich wood tone creates a warm neutral palette that will blend seamlessly into any color scheme, while its crisscross-accented cabinet doors add a touch of modern farmhouse whimsy. A must-have for living areas and entertainment spaces, this TV stand sets the stage for the big game, a movie marathon, or that season finale everyone’s been talking about.
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| Manufacturer | Camden&Wells |
|---|---|
| Brand | Evelyn&Zoe |
| Item model number | TV0682 |
| Color | White |
| Weight | 69.1 pounds |
| Height | 24 inches |
| Depth | 15.75 inches |
| Product Id | 233297 |
|---|---|
| User Reviews and Ratings | 4 (46 ratings) 4 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 810325038578 |
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A little difacult to put to gether, you need 2 people while assembling. Its a beautiful peace of furniture.
Good quality, looks good. Easy to put together.
Very pretty. Looks just like the photo
Fast delivery and packed well. It matched my end tables and it doesn't look cheap. I put it together myself and I am not a strong women.
I really liked how it looked but in person it's actually not just plain white. It looks like a wood finish. It's still nice but not what I expected. It's also pretty small
Perfect for small apartments. A good amount of storage in the cabinets and open shelves. Suggests 2 people for assembly. I was able to do it by myself in 4.5 hours (instructions were a bit vague just pictures no words but I was able to figure it out eventually). I would suggest a high-power drill to put the screws in (I had a small hand drill and it wasn't powerful enough to drill in all the way, had to use manual screw driver too). There was a small crack in one of the pieces, but it wasn't that big or noticeable enough for me to return or wait for a replacement part.
