


vidaXL TV Cabinet Concrete Grey 100x35.5x45 cm Engineered Wood
Marsoni
M251S
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vidaXL TV Cabinet Concrete Grey 100x35.5x45 cm Engineered WoodFeaturing a stylish yet practical design, this TV cabinet is meant to become a focal point of your room. Durable material: The engineered wood is of exceptional quality with smooth surface and also features strength, stability, and resistance to moisture. Ample storage space: Equipped with 4 drawers, the TV stand offers ample storage space to keep all your magazines, DVDs and any other items well organised. Sturdy top: The top of the TV unit provides
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