63 Inch TV Stand Dresser for Bedroom, Long White Dresser with 14 Fabric Drawers for 65 70 75 Inch TV, Entertainment Center with Storage Media TV Console Table

Overview

• Brand : DRAWERHOM
• Product Dimensions : 13.8"D x 63"W x 29.5"H
• Color : White Pu
• Room Type : ‎Bedroom, Closet, Living Room, Hallway, Entryway, Playroom, Study Room, Dining Room, Home Office
• Product Care Instructions : Wipe with Dry Cloth
• Material Metal : Finish Type Painted
• : Material Metal
• : Finish Type Painted
• Number of Drawers 14 : Style Modern
• : Number of Drawers 14
• : Style Modern

About this item

• 【A New Favorite for Home】Who says storage can’t be stylish? The slim profile and matte-finish surfaces give this stand a high-end look, while its universal design complements everything from mid-century modern to industrial décor.
• 【Long TV Stand Dresser for 75 Inch TV】Looking for a wider and larger TV stand dresser to enhance your binge-watching or gaming experience? This 63" long desktop design offers plenty of space for big screens, fitting 55", 60", 65", 70", or even 75" TVs with ease. Perfect Fit for Big Screens!
• 【14 Drawers Dresser】Tired of Messy Clothes Piles? This fabric bedroom dresser is a storage solution. The 6 large drawers on the side and 8 medium ones help you organize everything — finally organize that "miscellaneous" junk drawer.
• 【Much Stabler and Safer】Engineered with a reinforced metal skeleton and high-density particleboard, this TV stand laughs off daily wear and tear. Self-leveling feet automatically compensate for wobbly floors, while the anti-tip anchor (included) acts like a seatbelt for your furniture, because toppling TVs are not the drama we want.
• 【No-Tools Assembly in 30 Min】Pre-labeled parts and illustrated instructions mean you’ll have this media stand ready for movie night faster than ordering takeout.
• 【Move It Your Way】Lightweight fabric bins + friendly design (lift to relocate) let you rearrange rooms in seconds.
• 【Style That Grows With You 】Neutral colors (black/white) adapt to decor changes—no more "I hate my furniture" regrets.