Handcrafted 93" Floating TV Stand Stone Inlay Wall Mount Entertainment Center - Woodstone - Gray Pepper
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Item Number: 901215-902715-902715
Note: This is a rustic aged finish with white distressing around the edges of the stone and on parts of the wood.
Gray Floating TV Stand Stone Inlay Wall Mount Console With Bookcases
Search no further, this is the cream of the crop. The Woodstone is a unique three piece console meticulously handcrafted from REAL wood and stone.
The Solid Poplar framing and Genuine Maple Veneers over Engineered Plywood adorns the high-end nature of this entertainment center.
It embellishes any space with a sleek, modern and clean design. The one-of-a-kind natural wood grain and stone enhances the beauty and singularity of each and every console.
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The hand selected genuine slate stone inlays adorn the surface of each door. They will vary with color.
The doors conveniently swing down for quick access to the hidden storage spaces. Once closed, the slate and wood doors conceal their contents displaying the beautiful natural organic textures and tones. The varying nature of the character and tone are perfect for tying in other natural tones in your room.
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This entertainment center includes all of the necessary easy-to-use wall mounting hardware that features built in bubble levels for mounting this console level on your wall. The included mounting screws are designed for drywall with wood studs. If mounting this to block walls or metal studs, you would need to purchase the appropriate screws or anchors.
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Total Exterior Dimensions: 93 1/2”W x 15 1/4”D x 48 1/4”H
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Console
Exterior Dimensions: 66 3/4"W x 15 1/4"D x 8 1/2"H
Interior Depth: 14 3/8"D
Interior Height: 7"H
A/V Compartments (Each): 19 1/4"W x 14 3/8"D
Small Side Storage Door Compartments (Each): 12 3/8"W x 14 3/8"D
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Bookcase Piers
Exterior Dimensions: 13 3/8"W x 8 1/4"D x 48 1/4"H
Bookshelf Frame Opening: 9 3/8"W
Upper Bookshelf Interior: 12"W x 6 1/2"D x 13 3/4"H
Center Bookshelf Interior: 12"W x 6 1/2"D x 12 1/4"H
Lower Bookshelf Interior: 12"W x 7"D x 11 1/2"H
Small Storage Door Compartments (each): 12 1/8"W x 7 1/4"D x 7 1/8"H
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Maximum Space For TV Between Piers: 66 3/4"W x 39 3/4"H
This space will allow up to some 75" Flat Screens
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Handcrafted & Pre-Built, this console is shipped in 3 Boxes.
This will Save You Time and hours of frustration from not having to assemble this furniture yourself!
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Holds most 26”-75” Flat Screens
All Materials are CARB certified
Adjustable and Removable Audio/Video shelves
7-Step Gray Pepper Finish
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No Assembly Required. These come Fully Built with the exception of attaching the wall-mount hardware.
The storage spaces are designed to accommodate a Variety of Items including standard Audio/Video equipment.
The shelves are made with a matching laminate
Expandable with additional modular consoles & bookcases sold separately for even more storage space!
TV, electronics, DVDs, and accessories not included
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FAQ:
Our Woodstone consoles are completely open in the back for Easy Cable Access.
There is small hole cut out on the bottom of each cabinet to run cables up into the cabinet if necessary.
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Customer Reviews
This floating TV stand looks great, has great build quality, was packaged exceptionally well, and shipped very quickly. The end result is fantastic, and I'm extremely satisfied with how it all turned out. The entire reason this is falls short of excellent for me is the installation.
This shelving uses a basic cleat hanger system with wide, aluminum brackets. The brackets are easy to install to the shelves, and installation of the wall bracket is straightforward as well. Once both sets of brackets are secured, the shelves can be hung from the wall easily. Finalizing the installation by placing screws through the back of the shelves and through the aluminum bracket on the wall is where everything fell apart, and this project turned from an afternoon install to an afternoon, a week of evenings, and another afternoon.
For the tall shelves on the sides, the two screws locking these shelves to the wall bracket are positioned behind the front decorative panel. I have never seen a drill small enough to fit that space, and even all but one of my screwdrivers were too long to fit (see picture). That left me trying to drive these screws through an aluminum bracket by hand using a stubby screwdriver positioned where I couldn't even get a good grip on it. After much effort, I gave up and removed the shelf from the wall to find that the screw holes were perfectly aligned over the thickest part of the wall bracket (see picture where screw point was hitting), and there was no way I would have ever gotten the screw through. I drilled new holes from the back side of the shelves, re-mounted the shelves on the wall, and again tried to install the screws to no avail. I decided to remove the shelves and look for the marks where screws were hitting so I could drill holes through the aluminum bracket. Unfortunately, the act of removing the shelves and putting them back up changes where the holes align. By my third attempt, I had a decent system with painters tape marking where each shelf should go, getting me very close to consistent alignment and allowing me to drill the aluminum bracket for the screws.
Unfortunately, the act of driving one screw through the aluminum bracket sufficiently shifted the second hole to be out of alignment. This lead to an ever increasing hole size for my second screw on the shelf, but it did eventually work. Then I got to start all over on the opposing shelf.
Stepping back to appreciate my work and the clean look of running all the cords through the wall, I was all ready to start loading up the shelves with electronics. I went to open the door at the bottom of one of the side shelves and was quite surprised when I felt I was going to pull the shelf off the wall trying to get the magnet disengaged. The bottom of the shelf pulled 5/8th of an inch away from the wall without the magnet budging. I appreciate the strong magnet, but I can't have the shelf moving that much. So, I was pulling tools back out trying to find the least disruptive way to lock the side shelves to the central shelf. If you want a gap between the shelves, you'll need some other way of securing the bottom of the tall shelves to the wall. I first attempted construction staples in the underside for the simplicity, low profile, and low visibility, but those weren't wide enough to bridge the gap and may not have been stiff enough anyway. I finally settled on drilling additional holes at the back of those lowest compartments to run screws over to the central shelf. My drill barely fit, and the holes had to be countersunk to keep the screw heads from being proud. And placing the screws initially pulled the shelves too close together such that the doors rubbed against the central shelf when opening and closing. Removing the screws, adding a small spacer, and reinstalling the screws finally finished out this project.
The end result is great, but the installation was not nearly as simple as I expected.
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