Habitat Solid Oak TV Stand AV unit ?100

By spoonty
October 30, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted October 30, 2017

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Posted October 30, 2017

Same like this one below. Good condition.

http://www.habitat.co.uk/max-oak-small-av-unit-19001

Crafted from beautiful, durable solid oak wood and oak veneer, this strikingly simple Max small AV unit will effortlessly add character to your space.

The cupboard door is slatted to ensure you can use your remote on the equipment inside and comes complete with cable management? ideal for those untidy cables.

Finished in a rich oil to add warmth to the oak, the Max AV unit is available in various sizes, and is part of the wider Max living, storage and bedroom furniture range.

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