- Storage options
Display or tuck away with three drawers and two open cubbies. - Cable management
Keep tech organized with two cord management ports. - Sturdy, sustainable build
Made from responsibly sourced solid pine wood. - Holds most flat-panel TVs up to 150 Ibs
Supports most TVs up to 65″ (measured diagonally from corner to corner) to accommodate your setup. - Dimensions (after assembly)
24″ H x 58″ L x 16″ W 64 LBS - Assembly is required
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Walker Edison – 58″ Mid-Century Modern 3-Drawer Wood TV Stand for TVs up to 65″ – Caramel
$114.00 – $147.00
Available in stock
Description
Additional information
| Weight | 64 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 58 × 16 × 24 in |
| Color | Caramel, Walnut, White |
| Stand Material | Wood |
| Rear Panel | Yes |
| Product Height | 24 inches |
| Minimum Television Size | 65 inches |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | Not available |
| Safety Strap(s) | No |
| Product Width | 16 inches |
| Number Of Shelves | 2 |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | 90-Day Limited |
| Maximum Television Size | 65 inches |
| Model Number | BB58IV3DCA |
| Product Weight | 64 pounds |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Cabinet Included | No |
| Color Category | Brown |
| Product Name | 58" Mid-Century Modern 3-Drawer Wood TV Stand for TVs up to 65" |
| Primary Finish | Other |
| Brand | Walker Edison |
| Furniture Type | Stand |
| Product Depth | 58 inches |
| UPC | 842158198280, 842158198297, 840228458586 |
Reviews (7)
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Chrme –
Excellent Quality. Came with no broken parts. Really heavy but solid, not wobbly. The only issue was assembly difficulty.
Most of the pieces had to be screwed together, but you actually have to do the holes with the screw itself. If you’re not carefull you can screw them slanted or through the wood piece. We did not have that problem but you can easily ruin a piece if you screw it to another piece on the incorrect side or angle. Thankfully we did not ruin or break any wood on our final product. Took us over 2 hours total.
Another thing is I wished the drawers had some kind of a slider with a stop. The drawers hang from a piece of wood from each side and I am afraid they will chip and break over time. Don’t put anything really heavy unless you hold the drawer from the bottom when opening so it doesn’t just hang. If you open it far enough the drawer will start dropping down slightly so I can see a lot of weight actually ripping the wood “slide” support pieces when stressed enough. 2 of the drawers currently hold a great collection of PS3 and PS4 games, so they’re heavy.
Drawers are difficult to even slide open if the drawer is heavy as well. The grip area is very shallow and you need to have some finger strenght to slide it (or just both hands!) since the drawers fit quite snuggly in the cavity.
Aside from all those points that I just mention, I still give it 5 stars.
50in. Tv shown.
Amanda –
LOVE this. Super sturdy and gets lots of compliments!
ColleenC –
Beautiful, solid TV stand. Roomy drawers glide well and close perfectly. This piece of furniture is worth the money.
Table –
This table is beautiful! The assembly is a little long since there is alot of screws but is worth it at the end.
TheDoctorsInTheHouse –
My expectations are high…lets start there. Let me also say that I was once a professional furniture maker with my own shop that produced high-end solid wood furniture. I’ll begin by saying that for the $300 price point I rate it at 3 star. It took me about 3 hours to figure out and assemble this unit-1 star. About the directions, hope you have some furniture assembly background cause all you get are pictures (thus the 3 hour assembly time). Instructions note that you should not use a cordless screwdriver-good luck with turning 100+ screws by hand. All structural pieces were present, albeit that one of two center dividers had been cut into two pieces and was able to assemble it using it in this state-but this is not optimal. As far as quality it’s a 3 star. Some of the wood pieces came lightly scratched and two of the four legs had cosmetic damage that is not repairable. All hardware was present, that’s a 4-star rating. Of note is the caramel color, it’s light like teak wood. Not everyone’s cup of tea. Now, how do the structural pieces fit together…really well. That’s a 4-star. However the drawers fitting into their respective slots, well that’s a 3. FYI the plastic rails providesd are pure junk. Of interest is the representative photos used-they’re gonna show you the best representation of the unit such as uniform space of drawers in their slots, so don’t be disappointing that they are anything but that. Thought I should return it but what a hassle that would be repacking this thing. Oh well hosed again with dyi assemble furniture!
Nuke –
This piece of furniture isn’t bad for the price. You’re not buying solid wood, sturdy furniture. It’s a step down from IKEA, imo. It’s all particle board built with wood dowels and locking dowels. It reminds me of the old RTA furniture in the mid to late 90’s. Lightweight, particle board with a paper-like finish.
One tip though, turn the holes on the back of the cabinet sections down. Cords don’t come out of the top of consoles and equipment.
DanielleW –
Great product for the price. Also, it was not as difficult to put together as some folks commented.