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Almost. Doesn't look like an oled though. Probably a Samsung qled going off that stand.

so what you're saying is, pair this with a OLED TV, as best viewed in the dark or dim light ;)

I'll admit it doesn't look great in the main photo but when you see it in Dusty's real life photo it looks good imo.

is it me or does this look pants (confused)

Thanks. Unfortunately it's over the 30cm height that I require. Good luck selling though.

That is seriously horrible. Habitat use to be have some really nicely deisgned furniture at resonable price before they got bought out.

Based on an Oak veneer coffee table I bought from argos a few years ago, I'd avoid this. Mine peeled at the edges on top. You could probably make this (don't know why anyone would want to) with some Oak furniture board and some bent pipe (lol)

Hideous

And now you can replicate that feeling in your own home for a measly sum of £120 😁 (y)

Ahh, memories of Primary 1 through 7, the old Boglestone school in the Port. Nothing like the style of oldskool desks and chairs.

A bit late, but it's about 19cm so should clear high skirting boards.

You don't need to spend that much on a mount. The £40 Sanus mounts from Screwfix are a top quality item. I have our 75" Sony hanging off this one and it's spot on - https://www.screwfix.com/p/sanus-tilting-wall-mount-tilt-47-90/4296j I also have a 50" Sony hanging on a cheap £13 Amazon mount and it's been there for 7 years.

I have stand like this don't screw to wall and very sturdy

I have high skirting boards in the living room, would this work for me?

I recently ran into this issue, the area I wanted the TV has plasterboard with no studs, a floor TV stand or TV legs are the only alternative. Despite specific plasterboard fittings existing, I'm not trusting them with a 30+ kg TV etc.

This thread has blown my mind. Can't tell who is being sarcastic or real

Cracking stand at a great price really sturdy look the weight of our old 65" OLED with ease with no sag etc. Here is an idea of what it looks like unfortunately I have modified it slightly to take our Wharfedale centre speaker and added an extra centre leg due to the weight, it looses its strength when you remove the cupboard and shelve (excited) :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid-century_modern "Mid-century modern (MCM) is an American design movement in interior, product, graphic design, architecture, and urban development that was popular from roughly 1945 to 1969"

If you're feeling irritated just take a seat.

People in the 1970s liked tacky garish junk.

Looks like fake Mango Wood, which is solid

Has it only got one hole for wires? What about the two lower central shelves?

I quite like it. Surely better than a dusty glass one.

At first glance, I thought it said vajazzle (horror)

This furnature is actually really nice. We have a couple of pieces in our living room. It looks much nicer in real life and much more expensive than it is. Pity this doesn't have a couple of doors on some of the holes though. Might end looking a bit scruffy once you've filled it.